The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-17
OBITUARY..

Mrs. Anna Alpanalp Bernhard, Of Electric ave.
nue., Dunmorc, died very suddenly yesterday
morning at the home after short illness ext md.
ing over period Of about week. The deceased
was in apparent good health prior to last week,
when her health failed An operation per.
formed Sunday and was considered successful, bur
Mrs bernhard never rallied from the tension and
strain made upon her condition. Death came
suddenly and Unexpectedly at l13O o'clock yes
tcrday morning. Deceased was born in Switzer-
land and waa married in 1853. coming to Dun.
more where the family has since resided for a
number OF years. She was Of a most happy and
cheerful disposition and her friends and nriQh.
bors were many. Surviving are a husband,
Nalcn Bernhard, son, George, and three
daughters, Lillian, Rose and Nellie, all OF Dun.
more The funeral services will he held on
Thursday afternoon at 23O o'clock ard will he
conducted by Rev. A. J. Van Cleft.
Mrs " Levi, of Chestnut street, died Sunday
at her home after a very brief Illness a stroke
of apopleNy being the cause OF her death. Mrs
Levi was % years of age and well known in both
West Scranton and the central city. She was
possessed OF a kind gentle nature and beautiful
| character. Her friends were legion and they
universally mourn their loss. She is survived by
her husband, the Main avenue cother and four
daughters; Mrs, NJ Wcingart, Of Paterson, \. j..
Rose, Emma and Flora, all of this city. At $50
O CLOCK lnlS morning DIltl StTNlCCh VIII ne per-
| formed at the house, after which the remains
will be taken to Paterson for interment
After a long illness Of over two years, Miss
| Louise Watkins, a young lady of most egti.
| mablc qualities, died at the family home on
| Smith street, Dunmorc, Sunday morning, sur.
! rounded by her sorrowiug friends. The deceased
contracted a severe cold over two y,arS ago which
| settled on her lungs, bringing tuberculosis,
| frpp, uhi sln he'd n ~ M
| tCnt suffering. She 25 wears Of age The
funeral will be held this afternoon at o'clock
Mrs. William Gibbons, Of Tenth street, died at
! her home Sunday after a protracted illness. De.
ceased was born in England and resided in this
| city during the past twelve years. She is sur.
vived by her husband and seven children. The
funeral will occur this afternoon, with services
| at st. Dayid's Episcopal church, Intcrment will
be made in Wsshburn street cemetery.
Mrs Mary Jones, formerly house-keepcr at the
| Scranton House, died recently at the home Of
! Mrs Evan Jones' on South Main avenue. De
| ceased was 40 years OF age and was native Of
| Morthyr Tydvil, South Wales, Her husband and
two daughters survive her. One of the latter is
now on her way from Wales and the funeral will
be held upon her arrival
Mrs Emma saar, aged 80 years. died yestcr,
day afternoon at 4,30 O'Clock at her home in
Kirst court, She is survived by hus.
band and seven children, as folows Minnie,
Emma, Bertha, Philip and Joseph The funeral
| will take place Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
Interment in Pittston avenue cemetery. Services
| by Rev W. A. Nordt.
Martin Moran, one Of the oldest residents Of
this section passed away on Sunday evening al
his home on Anthracite avenue, near the city
line, at the advanced age Of 0s years. He is sur
yved by wife, the following daughters and one
son: Mrs. James Cannon, Mrs, John Dunlsavy
Mrs. William McGugan and William Moran.
William Prince. a well known musician, O.
Taylor, died yesterday afternoon at the age OF 25
lie was one of the most populen young men O
the borough and legion OF friends mourn h
early demise. The funeral viii take plqc,
Thursday afternoon at o'clock lntement viii
be made in Forest llill cemetery,
W. W, Jaeger, aged 60 years, died Sunday
the home OF Mr., and Mrs. John w. Gbln, 10
Chestnut street. after an illness of several weeks
duration. Deceased was a member Of the Cd,
Fellows lodge Of Taylor. The funeral will occu
this afternoon. lnterment will be made Il
! Washburn street cemetery.