Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-07-14
DEATHS DOINGS.
HALEY.

effects of a paralytic stroke. Sunday
morning, July 3rd, at an early hour,
while attending to his duties as watch
man at the Emporium tannery he was
stricken down, but succeeded in max
ing sufficient noise to attract the at
tention of engineer Murray. The
faithful watchman was taken to his
home on South Broad street and DIR.
Bardwell summoned. He continued
to grow worse and finally passed away
last Sunday morning at seven o'clock,
having been unconscious most of the
time since his illness commenced, sur
rounded by his faithful wife and chill
dren.
Patrick Haley and wife came from
Ireland in 1868, locating at Emporium,
having been married Just before sail
ing. Their only companion was the
late David Murry, who also made his
home in Emporium. Mr.. and Mrs
Healy reared family of eight children,
four girls and four boys, viz: Mary,
Ella, Margaret, Annie, Thomas, John,
James and William, all of whom are
living and present at the funeral, ex-
cept Thomas in Montana, John in
Colorado and Annie who is sick at
| Olean-her husband, Mr.. Edward May
| and daughter, however, being present
During the Al year that Mr.. Haley
resided here he has been energetic and
accumulated good home and retained
the confidence and respect of our citi-
zens. His glad hand was always ex-
tended to a friend. When "Pat"
Haley was a friend, he was one
you could bank on; if he was not
| friend you would know it in no un-
mistakable language. Farewell, old
friend; we shall long remember
friendship that existed between the
writer and yourself that could not be
broken by the strife of this world.
THE FUNERAL.
The funeral services were conducted
at st. Marks Catholic church, Tues
| day morning, when High Requim Mass
| filled with friends of the deceased,
comprising all creeds. Rev. Father
Downey's remarks upon the occasion
were solid truths and sank deep in the
hearts of all listeners.
The deceased was member of the
G. M. b. A, and carried $4,000 insur-
ance.
HOLBROOK.
| Miss MAY HOLBROOK, aged 40 years
| and ten months, died very suddenly
| about midnight, Wednesday, July 9th,
| having been taken seriously i'll about
six o'clock. DR., DeLong, who resides
next door to Miss Holbrook was sum-
moned and rendered all the aid he
! could but her weak heart soon failed
and she passed away, surrounded by
few of her intimate lady friends. Miss
| Holbroook, who had been a cripple all
her life, has during the past year or
more failed very rapidly in health. In
fact at the time of her death she
was preparing to go to her sister, Mrs.
E. e. Forbes at Marietta, Ohio, to have
a serious operation performed. De-
ceased was a member of Emmanuel
Episcopal Church and Emmanuel
Guild and while she lived somewhat
of a retired life she attended and con-
tributed cheertully to all church work,
having considerable means of her
own. In spite of her dire aff1iction
she was cheerful and bright, as we'll as
witty. Since the death OF her mother,
ten months to the day, she had resided
in the old homestead, which she in
| herited from her mother, together
with number of other properties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes were promptly
telegraphed for, the sister arriving
here Thursday evening and Mr.. Forbes
the following day. The shock to Mrs.
Forbes was severe when she arrived
| in Emporium to learn her sister had
passed away.
The funeral took place on Saturday
afternoon from the family residence,
Rev. J. NJ Robertson, Rector of En-.
manuel Episcopal Church officiating
and the church choir conducting the
singing. Although the day was very
disagreeable and rainy, quite a large
number of old friends were in attend
ance at the services. Interment was
made in Newton Cemetery in the
family lot, beside her father and
mother.
| LOGUE.
Died at Huntley, Pa, July 3rd, 1904,
on the farm on which he was born aud
| lived for S44 years, HARRISON LoGUE,
a men beloved by his children, respect
ed and esteemed by all who knew him,
a model man, honest and upright.
Never in his long and useful life did
he wrong human being. He never
had an enemy, Harrison Logue was
married to Elizabeth Nelson in 1S43.
| She died nearly II years ago Mr..
| Logue was the father of eight children
all of whom are living, 40 grand child
rem, 81 of whom are living and seven
great grand children Of whom six are
| now living.
The funeral took place Wednesday,
| afternoon, July 9th, at two O'Clock at
the old Huntley Church. Truly good
man has gone to rest. A short time
before he died, he said, "Praise the
Lord, Praise the Lord forever" His
daughter Mrs, Emeline Whitnev
granddaughter May and grandson
Harry, of Superior, Wis, arrived the
day he died. He recognized them all
and spoke to them. At the close of a
quiet, peaceful Sabbath day, typical of
his own life, he breathed his last. At
his bedside were four of his children,
Mrs. Alonzo Nelson, of Wharton, Pa,
Mrs. James d. Whitney, of Superior,
Wis, William and David Logue, both
of Huntley, Mrs. Clark johnson,
Charlotte NJ of Owego, N. T., arriv,