The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-18
OBITUARY.

Mrs. celia case Shipman was born
in FRANKLIN, Pa, in 1875. Left an or
phan in infancy she was adopted into
the family of Mr.. Case and there affec-
tion was lavished upon her by loving
hearts that scarce ever knew that the
gentle, loving, child was not their own
by birth. Subsequent to a sad bereave-
ment she, with her mother, moved to
the town of Susquehanna and here her
artistic taste was cultivated, for an ar
tist by nature, she aided nature with
the best cultivation possible. Her work
was soon in demand and with her
brush she helped to make home bright.
happy and prosperous. Two years
ago, solicited by friends, they
removed to Scranton, taking up
their abode at 2O2 North Main avenue.
Here a wider opportunity for the use
of her artistic talent at once presented
itself and she was kept busy with
brush and scholars. Many of her paint
ings have been on exhibition and at
traCted wide attention and most favor
able criticisms. on the 2nd of May,
1898, she was united in marriage to
Wesley g. Shipman, of New Jersey.
Moving to North Lincoln avenue their
lives seemed to be flowing in rYth-
mic cadence, with happiness and love.
At Christmas time she was taken ill,
| typhoid fever developed. and though
! watched and ministered unto, with all
| the devotion and love which a mother
| could give, she died on Monday morn
ing. January 16 Mrs. Shipmin was a
young woman respected and loved by
all who knew her. In disposition as
I GIlppU n. lima HuE Gba Tnn1a fripp1 =
| by the brightness of her life and kept
| them by the pure, true, womanhood
| she always revealed She and her
mother, united by letter. with the
| Simpson Methodist Episcopal church,
| of which they have been active, faith
| full. consistent and always helpful
| members. The funeral services will be
held in the Simpson church today at
Il O'Clock CnoonD Interment at Jack
son, Susquehanna county.
Mrs. Ann Muldoon. died at the home
| OF her son, Contractor Patrick Null
| doom, 1926 Penn avenue, Green Ridge,
| yesterday morning She had been i'll
| but one week. The deceased was 81
| years of age, and for the past 80 years
| she was a resident of this city Her
| residence here with the exception of
one year was at Green Ridge. Her
| husband Anthony Muldoon, died eight
| years ago She was woman who held
| the esteem and good will Of her ac-
| uuaintancee. Three children, Mrs.
! Thomas Kncullen, Miss Mary Muldoon,
! and Patrick Muldoon, survive her. The
! funeral will take place tomorrow
| morning. Services will be held at st.
| Pauls church at 10 o'clock. Interment
| will be made in the Cathedral ceme-
| terry.
Otto SChloss died at his residence,
| j3S Alder street, Monday, after an eX-
| tended illness. He was 80 years Of age
and one Of the most popular young men
of South Scranton. His untimely death
| is deeply deplOred by a wide circle of
| friends. He is survived by his wife,
two small children, Edward and Mary;
sisters. Mrs. Peter Schneider and Mrs.
Jacob Hines, and Henry SChlOss, Il
brother The deceased is a sOn-in-law
Of Edward Elos, of Prospect avenue,
former merchant. now foreman at
the blast furnaces of the Lackawanna.
Iron and steel company. The funeral
will be held this afternoon. Services
will be held at the house and inter-
ment made at Dunmore cemetery.