Mower County transcript., 1904-04-20
i DIED i
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At his home in this city, Saturday
morning, April l6, 1904, of paralysis,
George W.. Grimshaw, aged Il years.
He was born in Steuben, Oneida county,
N. Y, Jan. 10, 1888. When three years
old, he moved with his parents to
Jefferson county where he was reared,
receiving common school and
seminary education and working on
farm summers. August Is, 1883, he
was married to Miss Lorena E. Hanson.
They came west in 1856 and settled in
Aurora, Steele county, MINI. where
they lived seven years when he moved
to Lansing in this county moving into
Austin about eleven years ago.
He helped to organize the Mower
County Agricultural Society and was
for years its president. He has been a
member of the NJ. E. church for forty
years. He leaves a widow and two
daughters, Mrs. Ida White of st. Paul
and Mrs. G. l.. Rice of Austin. Funeral
services, conducted by Rev. J. NJ.
Brown, were held at the residence Mon
day afternoon. lnterrnent at Oakwood.
He leaves five brothers all living in
Jefferson county, n. Y.
HANSON.
at the residence of her son J. q.
Hanson in Lansing, April 10, 1904, of
lung trouble, Elisa, widow of Ole
Hanson, aged 68 years. She was born
in Gubransdalen, Norway, in August,
1885. Her maiden name was Elisa
Olson Ulland. She was married to
Ole Hanson in 1858. They came to
this country in 1867, settling on the
old homestead in Lansing. MI. Hanson
died about Is years ago. Eight child
rem survive: Mrs. p. Cole, Buxton, n.
D., j. o. Hanson, l.. O., o. o., Ed o.,
Mrs. Ludwickson Of Lansing; NJ o. of
Austin; A. o. of Rochester. Funeral
services were held in Red Oak Grove
Lutheran church April 13, Rev. O..
johnson of Blooming Prairie oticiat-
ing. Burial at Red Oak Grove. Among
those present were Rev. \. Ulland of
Forest City, Iowa, brother Of the
deceased and \. q. Hanson and family
! of Roch ester.
HOY.
At his residence in Brownsville, Fri
day, April Is, 1904, OF old age, John
Hoy, aged nearly 50 years. He has
been in failing health for several
months. He was born in North Ire
land, May 1, 1924. When young, he
emigrated to Canada and came to Ver-
mont about 1910, near Highgate Falls,
where he lived several years. He was
married in 1917 and they came to
Dodge county, Wis. to live. They
came to Brownsville in September,
1864. His wife died about thirty years
ago. He subsequently married again
and his widow survives. He was a
Master Mason and united with the M.
r. church early in life. Four children
survive: Mrs. Emma Sleeper of North
st. Paul; Mr.. Mary Rolph of Albert
Lea; John Hoy of Fargo; and Charles
Hoy of Brownsville. Funeral services
were held at the NJ. +. church in
Brownsville Monday afternoon. Inter
ment in Oakwood cemetery, Austin.
| YENNEY.
At the home of his daughter, Mrs.
John Reckenthaler, Friday evening,
April Is, 1904. of pneumonia, John Il.
Yenney, aged ~ years. Ills home has
been in Nebraska for the past % years.
He was taken i'll about two months
ago and was brought to Austin for
treatment. Three sons and two daugh-
ters survive. The two daughters are
Mrs. John Reckenthaler Of this city
and Mrs. Ed. Jacobson Of Lyle. Funeral
services, conducted by Rev. J. c. Rose
land, were held at the house Sunday
morning. Interment at Rose Creek.
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