Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-20
THE LAST SAD Al I.
The Remains of Mrs. George E.
Lambert Buried.
of Hrs. Peter PhiIebar-Orher
Mortuary Matters.

The remains of Mrs George E. Lam
bert arrived from Chicago Saturday even
ing accompanied by the bereaved hus.
band and children. The body was taken
to the residence of A. n. Lambert on
First avenue, and the funeral occurred
this morning at 10 o'clock from the
Christian church. Rev. T. W. Grafton
officiated. There were nun Der of
handsome floral designs. The pail
bearers were David Donaldson. R. A.
Donaldson. ]. W. Zimmerman, H. S.
Warner. E. E. Zeigler and R. C. Willer,
ton.
FUNERAL OF h. T. wADswoRTE.
The funeral of the late b. T. Wads-
worth, whose remains arrived in Daven.
port from Salt Lake City this morning.
occurred from the residence of W. C.
Wadsworth, il Davenport at O'Clock
this afternoon. R=v A W. Archibald.
pastor of Edwards Congregational church
at Davenport, conducted the solemn cere-
monies. Many relatives and friends
were present from Rock Island. After
The services the funeral cortege came
over to Rock Island. aad the interment
was made in P. L. Mitchell's lot in Chip
pisnnock cemetery. The pail bearers
were t. o. Swiney, George ". French,
John Van Patten, J. R. Preston, ". j.
Mccullough and Louis n. Thiele, of
Davenport, and T. o. Murphy and F. J.
kinney, of this city.
PHILEBAR.
Mrs. Elizabeth Phiebar died at her
home 1928 Seventh avenue at AS yes
terday afternoon of heart failure, sged
81 years. She had been a widow nee
1878. her husband, Peter fh;lebar, diving
in that year. She was the mother of 10
children, two of whom died when Q lite
young. Those who SURVIVE her are Mrs. |
Henry Krohn, of Davenport, Mis-. Meg
gle Duer, and Mrs. Annie Werbe, of
Kansas CITY, Peter and Louis, who re.
side in this city. and Minnie. Nary snd
Emma, who are living at home Ms.
Phliebar was an old resident OF the civ.
coming here with her husband in 1873.
since which time she has resided here
continually. She was kind and aztec
tionate woman and will be sadly missed
by large circle OF friends. The funeral
occurs from the Lutheran church tomor>
row afternoon at o'clock.
GANAHL
Frederick Ganshl died at his home,
corner Third avenue and Fifth street. at
$50 yesterday morning of erysipelss,
aged Sc years. He leaves wife and *
children ranging in ages from % to l6
years. He was stationery engineer an
had been employed in that capacity for
some time at Rsible 6 StengePs brewery.
The funeral occurs from his late home to-
morrow afternoon at ? O'Clock.
KOCH
News has been received Of the death a
Mason, Wis. Of Mrs J B. Koch, lee
Miss Minnie Miller, daughter Of Josepl
Miller. and sister of City Marshal Phi
Miller, of this city. She died yesterday
morning aged As, and leaving a husband
and eight children Her home had been
at Mason for 10 years, and the funeral
will occur there.
MACY.
The I've weeks old infant daughter Of
E iward Macy ard wife. 4l2 Twentv-frst
street, died at 1890 last night Of conges.
ton OF the brain. The funeral will occur
from their home at 10 o'clock tomorrow
P E Wells, a well known engineer On
The Rock Island road for over 20 years, |
died at his home on Farnam street, |
Davenport. Saturday. aged Sc years.
The funeral occurs 8, p. III. tomorrow,
from his late home IN Davenport
OTHER INTERVIEWS.
The funeral OF Joseph Burton was held |
from his late residence on Seventeenth
street Yesterday afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
Rev. r. F Sweet eff ciaiIng. 1. was al.
tended in u body by the Iron Moulders'
union of which deceased was member,
and the following members Of that Or
gsrization acted as pail bearers: Samuel |
Weanor. James Gdlhornson. Alfred Tan
ner, Edward Whalen, Joseph Blocks
iinger. Jr. ard William Dover. The in
termeut was made in Chippiannock.
The funeral Of Cornelius Bresushan
was held from his home on Elm street at
. o'clock Yesterday afternoon. The re-
mains were taken 10 ct. Joseph's church |
where the ceremonies were conducted by
Rev. Thomas Nsckin. after which the
body was inter ed in TIE Catholic ceme-
terry. The following acted as pail bearers
vii lam Nichols. George Nichols. George
TIL )rlas Long and the Messrs. |
Fleming