The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-25
MRS. w. G. GO0DING'S DEATH
1t Comes After Weary Weeks of Pa
tient Suffering.

She death of Mrs. Ella Furlow Gooding,
wife of W. Go0d occurred hs day
husband and one daughter The funeral will
be held tomorrow, at 230 p. m, at the
family residence, 81 Irving avenue N and
the services will be conducted by DR.. J. e.
Bushnell. The interment will be at Lake
wood.
q A large circle Of sympathizing friends will
feel keenly Mrs. Goodng's taking away, for
her bright. CHEEKY, social nature made her
delightful companion and helpful and In
spring friend. Her home radiated hospital
ity and it was her pleasure to contribute to
the happiness OF others. She was unselfsh
and thoughtful to an unusual degree, traits
brought into special prominence during her
fort of those about her rather than for her
self t.-~
Mrs. Goodirgs loss will be an irreparable
one in club and federation circles in the city
and state, for in her management Of the state
federation reciprocity bureau she has had
most conspicuous success: Her discriminat-
ing, helpful and suggestive letters will be
remembered long.
Her membership in the Travellers, of which
she was charter member, was a source OF
much pleasure and profit to Mrs Gooding, and
she was recognized as one OF the strongest
women III club containing an unusual num-
Der of women Of ability She frequently rep
resented the club in the stae federation, where
her clear headedness was recognized by her
appointment on important committees
1t is Sad coincidence that Mrs. Gooding's
funeral will be held on the eighteenth ami
versary of her marriage. Mr.. and Mrs. Good
ing have resided in Minneapolis only about
Seven years. their childhood home having been
by every Her widowed mother has made
her home with her part of the time aud sur
wives her.
e. S. ROGERs-The funeral of E. S.
Rogers was held at 2:3O p. m. to-day, from
the residence, 1920 Nicollet avenue. The
gomery, OF Wesley church, of1cated. The
bearers were employees of the Western Union
and old-time friends. Mr.. Rogers made a
noble fight for life against consumption, and
until within a few months continued almost
steadily at work chief night operator for
the Western Union. He died suddenly from
The deceased was brotherin-law Of Judge
ii. Danforth Dickinson and William H. Dick
inson. Judge Dickinson is on aWestern trip
and it has been impossible to communicate
MRS. PLINY Observation-Disclosures DO
lis friends of Pliny Bartlett, a former resi-
dent of this city, will be grieved to learn OF
the death Of Mrs. Bartlett at Evanston. ILL.,,
last Monday. Mrs. Bartlett had been a SUI
teEer from heart disease internationally for
daughter, Mrs. Joyce, with her 2yearold son
had come from her home In Aberdeen. Scot
land, about a month previously, on a visit
and her son, Draper, who had just completed
his junior year at Amherst, is to arrive to.
morrow. Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett were resi-
donts of Minneapolis for number of years
ago. lie.
MRS. BERTHA COLEMAN died at the
family residence, 1924 Irving avenue S, yes
terday Funeral from st. Stephens church
Thursday, at a. 10. Interment at St. Mary
cemetery. Ia t55%s"
i. REV. FATHER MCINTYRE, forme
priest of immaculate Conception parish, die,
last evening at St.Joseph's hospital, st. Paul
The funeral will be held Friday at 10 a. ID
from St. Michaels church, St! Paul. -
fl, GEORGE b. LEGG-Mrs. George B
Legg arrived in the city to-day with the re
mains of her husband, who died in San Jose
Cal. recently. Interment was at Lakewood
f e. j. PERRY of Star Prairie Wis
died at St. Barnabas hospital yesterday
Funeral from the residence Of B. L. Perry
1914 Laurel avenue, Thursday at p. m. .
4 SARAH NJ CooK-Funer~l from tn
residence of F. B. Gerry, 2119 Russell ave
nue. N this afternoon at o'clock. Intermen
will be at Bangor, Me.
4. ANNA NJ. DwAN, 1874 Fourth stree
NE. died to-day, after long illness. Funer
n announcement later.