The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-19
E, w, PEET'S FUNERAL
1t Is Largely Attended by St. Paul
BUSINESS Men.

BUSINESS Men.
Business men of st. Paul paid an elo-
ouent tribute to the memory Of the late
p. w. Peet this afternoon by attending
his funeral. practically in body The
Chamber of Commerce was we'll repre-
sented, and the Church OF st. John the
EVANGELIST, from which the services were
held, was filed with soroWlng friends
Of the dead man. Rev Theodore Sedg-
wick read the service, assisted by Blsnop
S. C. Edsall. The active pailbearers
we're: DR.. c. l.. Green, 7. L. Schurmeler,
Mcneil B. Seymour, Ambrose JTighe, W.
H Iightner and John Townsend: the non
orary pallbearers: G. ?. Noyes, D. II.
Moves, Thomas Cochran, Rev. S. G. Smith,
Thomas Irvine and j. R. Walsh About
forty employees Of E. W. Peet & Son at
tended the funeral. The church was pro-
fusely decorated with flowers
The force OF the Mutual Life Insurance
company of New York. employed under
Mr.. Peet, adopted the following yester-
day:
Whereas, it has pleased the divine provi-
dence to call from all earthly activities OUR
beloved friend and honored dead, Emerson
W. Peet; be it
Resolved, That we, the members of the
Minneapolis agency, hereby express our deep
sense Of loss. AS business man and one OF
lived his life stands as the index to his high
moral standards. Be it further
Resolved, That we express to William f.
Peet our sympathy not only in his loss or
beloved father, but also Of a wise counselor
and adviser Be 1t also
Resolved, That we extend to the Borrowing
family our deepest sympathy in this their
hour of bereavement, commencing them to
the gracious comfort of an al-wise Heavenly
Father.
Minneapolis, Mimi, April is, 1902
CAPT. JAMES a. SHOTWELL-Fu-
neral in the chapel at Lakewood cemetery to-
morrow at p. m, conducted by Morgan
post, G. A. r. Rev. J. E. Smith will assist
Friends and comrades are invited. Mr. Shot
we'll was taken suddenly Ill Wednesday O.
last week. Pneumonia developed. He wa
one of the pioneer settlers, having settled
in Minnesota in the sos. He enlisted at thu
Z beginning of the war. For the last tiftee1
Z years he has recided in Minneapolis. HI
( leaves widow and five children
MRS. ALMIRA L. BLAISDELL, wifi
{ OF Robert Blaisdell, died unexpectedly of hear
failure this morning at the home OF he
daughter Mrs. G. w Bachman, 4301 Nicol
let. Mrs. Blasdell was So years of age an
had resided in Minneapolis nearly fifty years
coming here from Connecticut. Her othe
children are Mrs D. D. Farnsworth, Mrs
O. Gilman, Mrs. Edith Carmichael and Fran
Blaisdell, Los Angeles, Cal The funeral wi
be held at p. m. from the Bachman resi-
dence
MRS. SARAH A. FREAR, widow {
John X. Frear, died at the home OF her daugf
ter, Mrs ]. w. Paul, PIP Sixteenth avenu
S. Funeral tomorrow at 2:30 p. M. frol
I Mrs Pauls home Mrs. Frear leaves 81
children, three sons and three daughters
Frank H. Frear, w. S. Frear, Charles +
Frear, Mrs. James H. Knight, Mrs. }.
Paul Mrs. A. D. Onion. Troy, N. Y, an
Z Hartford Conn, papers please copy.
ELIZABETH REMAIN, aged 6 year
died of pneumonia Friday. She was tt
daughter of August and Johanna Reiman
Services will be held Sunday at . p. m. fro
the residence of the parents, 1908 Oliver av
nue. N. t
MRS. MARTHA j. THURSTON di'
this morning of paralysis at the residence
i her daughter, Mrs. J. A. Wisnom, 320o Z
lumbus avenue. Funeral notice will be Civ
later. .
MRS. ERMINA s. BUGBEE.e aged ;
years, died last evening at her home, 10 o.
Grove street. The funeral will be held Mo
day at 2:30 p. m. from the residence