The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-04-26
OBITUARY..

Mrs. George S. Horn died Saturday
night at 9.l5 o'clock at the family residence
S27 Mulberry street. She had been III for
nine weeks with a stomach complaint, the
exact nature of which her attending ply
siCians were not able to definitely ascCr-
tain. Several times she was at the point
of death, ii was thought, but she would
rally again and infuse in her friends
hopes for her recovery. Saturday she took
a change for the worse and rapidly sank
until death came to relieve her most in
tense suffcrings. Mrs. Horn was the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Adam Edng
er, of Houser's Mills, Monroe county. She
was married to Attorney George s. Horn
April II, 1872, in this city, where she had
resided for five years previous to her
marriage Besides her husband, two chill
drcn survive her, Charles, a student at
Dickinson Law school. and Helen. Her
father and her sister, Mrs. w. II. Stevens,
of ElmTa, n. Y, also survive her. The
deceased was q member of Elm Park
church and one of the most ardent and
earnest workers. She was a model Wo-
man, wife mother ana neghbor. and her
loss will be sincerely mourncd by all who
knew her The funeral will take pace
from the residence at 2.3l Tuesday after
noon.
Anthony Curran, of Hawley, died Sat
urday morning at the home of his daugh-
ter Mrs. Daniel Cavanaugh, of 506 Eynon
street. He was 76 years of aEe and had
been a resident of Hawley for many years.
Two daughters Mrs. CavanauTh and Mrs.
Louis II. Breezie. of the Sibley, survive
MIN. Tho funeral will take place Tues
day morning. The remains will be taken
to Hawlev on the 7.C5 Erie and Wyoming
Valley train and a requiem mass will be
celebrated i'm the Hawley Catholic church
at o'clock lnterment will be made in
the Catholic cemetery at that place,
John Doran, aged A years, of 2O6 Ed
wards court, died Saturday. He is sur
Vived by his wife and two children. The
| funeral services will be held tomorrow
| afternoon at y. m at the family resi-
| dcnce. The Rev. S. f. Mathews, of the
| Scranton Street Baptist church, VIII Of
hciate. 1nterment win he made in Wash
| burn Street cemetery. The deceased was
| a member of Railroad lodge, knights Of
| Pythias.
Edward Kelly, of Wilkes-Barre, a for
| mer resident Of this city, died Friday at
| his home, PAT Hale street. He was ca
years of age and had been a resident of
| this part of the country for over forty
years He was the father Of Peter Kelly,
| of the Wiikes-Barre Record, and "A
| brother-in-law Of Rev. p. ]. McManus OF
| Green Ridge.
Mrs. Bridget Grady. widow of Captain
| John Grady, died early Sunday morning
| at her home, 1915 CapOuse avenue. The
| funeral will take place tomorrow morning
| at $50 o'clock from st. Paurs church,
| Green Ridge. Interment Will be made in
| Dunmore Catholic cemetery.
Marguerite, infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
! Frank Boylan, Of 4lo Eighth street, died
! on Saturday afternoon. Short services
| will be held at tho family residence tomor-
row afternoon, and interment will be
| made in Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
| Mrs. Matte Ellis Jones died at $50 yes
| terday afternoon at her home in this city.
| She is survived by her husband, her moth
| er, Mrs. Susan Ellis, and her sister Mrs. IL.
| w. Van SchOisCk, of COldwater, Mich. Fu-
neral notice will appear later.
| Mrs, Edward Miller died last evening at
| $50 at her home in Pttston, aged AZ years.
| She Is survived by husband and three
| children. The funeral will take place
Tuesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.