Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-08-26
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today on his way home from a sad
errand. The little baby daughter Of
Mr.. AID Mrs. Dow died Friday at
Melrose. aged II months, and was
taken to st. Joseph Sunday for burial.
Chas. Lenge died at his home in
the town of Belle Prairie Sunday,
aged 45 years, after long illness
with cancer of the bowels He leave
wife, Mrs. Mary Lange, but no
children. Mr.. Lange came here in
1900. The funeral was held from the
home Wednesday afternoon, and the
remains inferred in Oakland.
Joseph W. Harris, formerly Of this
city, died Tuesday afternoon shortly
after 2 o'clock at the home of his sis-
ter, Mrs. Geo. E. satterlee, at Crooks
ton. He was aged Al years.
OF late years Mr.. Harris has been
farming in Crow Wing county. He
has been i'll for a long time, and was
taken from the Brainerd hospital to
his sisters home to spend his last
days. The deceased leaves a little
daughter. aged 10 years, who has
been adopted by Mr.. and Mrs. satter-
lee. His aged mother lives in Minue-
apolis and he has several brothers and
sisters. The remains were brought
to this city Wednesday accompanied
by Rev. Satterlee. and the funeral took
| place from the Methodist church yes
terday afternoon. interment being in
Oakland cemtery. Mrs. Harris died
several years ago.
| The deceased was q man of labor
ious habits. and enjoyed the conf
dence and respect of those who knew
him.
Mrs. Katharine Dominik of st.
Cloud, sister of Mrs. S. P. Brick of
this city. died at her home in st.
Cloud Friday evening. Mrs. Dominik
waa highly respected lady. The St.
Cloud Journal-Press says of the funer-
al, which took place Monday morn
ing:
The funeral of the late Mrs. Kather-
! inc L. Dominik. wife of Julius DOM
ink, the former city treasurer, took
place this morning from the Church
of the Immaculate Conception, and
was attended by very large oongre-
cation of friends, including q number
| 1,ffrdnk ~out OF the city. The services
were solemn and impressive, and the
music by the choir and quartette
very touching. A large cortege fol.
lowed the remains to their last rest In
Calvary cemetery. where brief ser.
vices, with music, were held at the
grave. and all that is mortal of one
who in life was greatly beloved, was
laid away to await the glorious awak.
ening. .
St. Cloud Journal Press: Entered
into paradise. in the SEVENTEEN year
of her age, at the family residence in
this city, in the early morning Of
Sunday, August 81, 1904, Lydia Jane
Nichols Warner, daughter of the Rev.
Cyrus Nichols, a pioneer missionary
of the Presbyterian church, and wife
of Henry A. Warner.
|: The funeral will take place from st.
Johns church, Tuesday morning al
8 80. the interment being at Little
Falls.
Deceased was born in Philadelphia,
Mo-. september "a, 1884. When two
months old the family moved to Ra'
cine, Wis.,, where she lived nearly six.
ty years. She was married to Henry
A. Warner on April z, 1869, and five
children were born to them. four of
whom. with the husband, survive
her; namely, Henry A. Warner, Jr. !,
Frederic E. Warner and Mrs. G. 81.
Brown, all Of Little Falls. and Lucy
NJ Warner of st. Cloud. IL 1897 the
family removed to st. Cloud, to be
near her children, to whom she was
devotedly attached. Her life WAS
particularly happy, sounded by de-
voted husband and loving children,
and being the first called home OF a
family of eight brothers and sisters.
Mrs. Warner was confirmed April Z,
1878, by Bishop Whitehouse. She has
since been a most devout member Of
the Episcopal church, and never
turned deaf ear to the call to divine
worship.
"Grant her. O Lord, eternal rest,
and let light perpetual shine upon
her.
| Mrs. Warner had visited relatives
in this city several times. She was a
very highly respected Christian lady,
prominent IN all good work, and
! much beloved. The family have the
sincere sympathy OF the entire COM
munity.
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