The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-07
OBITUARY..

Frank \. Sennefelder. one OF the oldest resi-
dents Of the South Side died at the Hillside
home OF old age On Saturday morning at
o'clock. Deceased was born in Fulda, Curhesscn,
Germany, August 9, 1919, and came to this
country in 1853. lie was a soldier in the cav
airy arm OF the German army for fourteen years
and also commisSary sergeant in the United
States amy during the Civil war for four years.
He received an honorable discharge after his SER
vices. lie was member OF Ezra Griffin post.
No. l30,. also member OF st. Peters Society Of
the German Catholic church OF South Scranton.
He is survived by the following relatives in this
city: Two nephews, John Diegelman and DIR. J.
A. Roth, and one niece, Mrs John Blatter. He
has other relatives in Milwaukee,, Wis. and Phil
adepha. The deceased was the last member
OF the well known Senuefclder family. The iu.
neral will take place this morning at 0 o'clock
from the residence OF his nephew, John Diegel'
man. 1919 Cedar avenue. At st. Marys church
on River street solemn high mass OF requiem
will be celebrated Intcrment will be made in
the Twentieth ward cemetery. G. A. Miller will
have charge OF the funeral.
ALraham Polhanus, who died OIL Friday at his
home on Stratiord avenue. was well known and
respected. lie was born in Scranton in ls47. In
1852 he enlisted in Company X, Eleventh Penn
sylvania cavalry, and served through the Civil
war At the close OF the war he entered the
employ OF the Lackawanna road, where he re-
mancd until year ago. when illhealth com
pecd him to retire. During the latter part o.
his active railroad life he was freight eonduc'
tor and was very popular with officials and men.
His sincerity devotion TO business, and charity
We're familiar characteristics. widow and two
son. Harry and Samuel, survive him. The IN.
neral services will he held this afternoon at 230
o'clock frCm his home on Stafford avenue In
teImcnt will be made at the Washbnrn street
ccmeteIy.
Mrs James Mangan, widow OF the late James
Mangan, died yesterday morning at o'cloc'i,
after a short illness. She is survived by The
following children: Mr.. Michael OMalley, OF
Meridian street; Mrs, James kenney, OF Par
| sons; Mrs John Harrington, OF Meridian street i;
| Lizzie and James. at home; and Michael o'
| Pittston, and one brother. Dennis Joyce, ct
| Pittston. Tie funeral will be held Wednesday
morning at D o'clock from the residence on Rail-
| road avenue. with high mass at Holy Cross
! church. ntetmcnt in Dunmore Catholic cemetery.
Martin Maloney, OF 5l7 River street, aged AZ
years. died Saturday about p. IN. after q weeks
| illness OF pneumonia, The deceased has lived on
| this side for a good many years and IL survived
| by wife and seven children. They are: Lizzie,
| Edward, James, Bridget, Martin, Joseph and
| Lawrence. The funeral will take place from the
| family residence on Tuesday at a. m. At st.
Peters cathedral solemn high mass OF requiem
will be celebrated and intcment will be made
| in the Cathedral cemetery.
| Julius +. Welner age 10 years, son Of Julius
| Wellner, Of Prescott avenue, died yesterday Al
| the home Of his parents The funeral will be held
, Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock at the Peters
burg Presbyterian church,