Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-12-02
DIED..

At 9 o'clock Saturday morning from
the Catholic church at Pierz, Morri-
son county, was held the funeral obse-
quies for John Stangl. notice of whose
death was received in st. Cloud
Wednesday, says the st. Cloud Times.
The deceased being an old and respec-
ted resident of that section, the atten-
dance upon his funeral was ssnaturally
large. Interment was made there.
Two Of the deceased's sors. Fred
Stangl, of the Stearns county BANK, Of
this city. and Charles Stangl, who re-
sides on the Briad farm over Calvary
Hill, went over to Pierz Friday to be
present at the funeral.
John Stangl was horn in Lower Aus
trla nearly seventy nine years ago.
Previously to coming to America in
1878, he followed the business of COT
ton merchant in the old country. In
! tbs year mentioned he and his family
excepting the oldest son. Conrad,
came to this county and. settled in
Dane county, Wisconsin. After resi-
dence Of fourtv years in that state, a
new home was found at Pierz where
the deceased thereafter resided contin-
uously.
The following children survive, be-
sides tha widow: Mrs. Frank Stu mpf
Pierz; Conrad Stengl, Pierz, Ferdi-
nand Stangl, st. Cloud; Chas Stangl,
ST. Cloud town; and Mrs. John Mey-
or. Cass Lake. Two children, a son
and a daughter, are dead. The son
was killed by a falling tree.
Peter Sands, father of Miss M. NJ.
Sands Of this city, died at Rochester
Nov. 23d, of stomach trouble. The
remains were brought here for inter-
ment, and the funeral took place
from the Church Of the Sacred Heart
Friday morning at 10 o'clock. Misses
Eugenia and Josephine Sands, daugb-
ters of the deceased, and J. B. Shu-
man, brother law, attended the
funeral.
Ignatz Klyber, of Swan River, died
Sunday afternoon of paralysis, aged
70 years Deceased Lad lived in this
county for many years. The funeral
was held from tile Swan River church
Wednesday morning.
The infant daughter: aged six
weeks, of Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Brown,
died Wednesday afternoon. The fu-
neral took place from the residence on
North First street, this morning. Mr..
and Mrs. Brown have the sympathy
of many friends in the loss of their
first born.
Mrs. Isabella Cameron died Thurs
day evening last week at the home Of
her son William, in this city, Of can
Ger Of the stomach, aged 70 years.
The deceased was native of Canada,
moving to farm near Royalton with
her husband, John Cameron, twenty
years ago. Mr.. Cameron died in 1898.
Mrs. Cameron was ill but short
time. The deceased leaves three sons
William, Daniel and Charles-a
daughter, Mrs. Christine Lamb, a
granddaughter, Miss Alice Cameron,
all of Little Falls, and a daughter.
Mrs. Betsy Mcmillan, of Owen
Sound, Ontario
The funeral was held from the Con-
gregational church Sunday afternoon
at o'clock.
IN MEMORIAM--MRS. CAMERON.
Mothers gone her form is lying
In the silent grave at rest,
But her head is sweetly resting
Pillowed on her Savior's breast.
You, indeed, you miss dear mother,
Yet your loss is but her gain.
She has left earth's cares behind,
| She is with the Savior who doth
reign.
She who trained your early footsteps
| Now is happy with the Lord;
She who helped you bear lifes
burdens,
Now haa gone to her reward.
Jesus called her from life's worries
To her bright, celestial home,
Never again, footsore and weary,
Here on earth to roam.
Yes. twas herd to part with mother,
But, dear friends. twill not he long
| Till you meet her up In glory,
Aud join in thu heavenly song.