Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

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From Sundays Daily
At o'clock this morning occurred /
he death of Mrs. Henry Daggett, at
Ter home, corner of Washington and
Second streets. Mrs. Daggett has been /
very i'll for the past week, and death |
has been expected daily, but the shock
was nevertheless keen one to her !
relatives and fliends,by whom she was
held dear. She was much beloved
and highly esteemed woman, and her
loss will be felt keenly, not only by
the members of her family, but by her
many friends in this city. where she
has lived nearly all her life
Sketch of Her Life.
Sadie Alice Daggett was born in
Hillsboro, H., June 30, 1877, and came
to Ottumwa with her parents, A. G.
and Mary NJ. Caughlan, in 1881. Since
that time she had resided in this city
Sadie A. Caughlan was converted to
God at the Main street Methodist
Episcopal church, and united with that
church July 8, 1898. from there she
was transferred to the First churcn
in this city July 2, 1896. and was again
transferred to the Church Trium-
plant July 6, 1901, at the age of twen-
ty-four years and six days.
Reared in Christian home, and in
heriting from her mother rare musical
talents and a splendid voice she lived
in realm of sacred song and praise,
and thus helped on the great gospel o.
song in the church of her choice. On
December Z, 1898, Miss Caughlan was
united in marriage to Henry Daggett,
and to this union We're born two chill
dren, who are now motherless, but in
the care of loving friends.
Her life was full vindication of the
power of an endless life begotten in
the human soul, and her death tri-
umphant refutation of all intidel lore.
There are left to mourn her death her
husband, Henry Daggett. her father,
A. c. Caughlan; hersbrothers, Rev ].
IC. Caughlan of Paei1wood; Willis X,
of Centerville; Harry H., Cyrus E.,
and Homer A., of this city; and her
sisters, Misses Carrie NJ. and Lucy B.
Caughlan and Mrs Mamie Funk, all of
Ottumwa. All of these were at her
bedside during her last hours and at
the time of death and with loving
ministrations handed her over to the
waiting convoy that bore her to her
heavenly home.
From Mondays paily.l
Amos Smith Randall was born in
Trumbull county, Ohio, August Z, 1919.
Died at his home in Batavia, Iowa,
June 80, 1901, at the ripe age of 81
years 10 months and % days. On De.
cemher 3. 1889, he was united in mar,
riage with Miss Mary A. Galliger This
union was blessed by the birth of sew,
en- boys and one girl, of which the
1 daughter, four boys and the mother
survive him. He came to Washing,
ton county. Iowa, in 1852, remaining
there until the close of the war when
| he moved to Jefferson county, which
continued to be his home until his
death He had been member of the
/ Methodist Episcopal church for the
past fifty years The funeral was
preached by the pastor at the M. b
church in Batavia, June 80, 1901, He
was always very active in church
work until age came upon him, and be
ing crippled he had to be content with
less activity But he rests, now, from
his labors and his works do follow
him"
I -
i Julian Frank Weber died at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Weber
south of Eddyville, Sunday, June 80
1901, aged AZ years, s months and II
days. The funeral services were helt
from the home Sunday afternoon ant
the remains inferred in Highland GENE
terry, Elder w. c. Ross officiating.
Julian Frank Weber was born DC
tober II, 1858, in Mt. Pleasant HI
with his parents removed to Ottumwi
: in, the spring of 1858, and to the farm
in this locality in 1870 and has mad
this his home since that date, though
his vocation called him away from
! home from time to time.
Frank was the fourth child OF MI
and Mrs j. H. Weber, who, with
younger sister. Mrs. True, have pre-
= ceded him in death, Those remainin
!, ARE Mrs Dana Reed Mrs j. Shelter
! Mrs. j. Potts, Mrs. viii Albaugh, an
his only brother, Loren, at whose HON
he passed away, after a long and pain
e full Illness Eddyville Tribune.