The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-14
Immigration Association to Meet.-The
organization meeting Of the American I'm
NEUROLOGICAL
DEATH OF D. L. PECK
Follows that OF Mrs. Peck Quickly
Were Married Sixty Years

Follows that Of Mrs. Peck Quickly
Were Married sixty Years.
p. L. PECK died at his residence. 2402
Sixth street s. Saturday morning, March
IL, aged nearly 70 years. He was born
in New York state and removed to Michi-
neapolis with his family In 1861. and has
been closely identified with the city since
that time, having been engaged In the
real estate businss. Mr.. Pecks early
home here was or. the spot now occupied
by Kerrs dry goods store. Mr.. Peck had
not been in good health for some time,
but his death was no doubt fastened by
that Of his wife. which occurred Feb. 20.
after nearly sixty years Of happy weddod
life.
Mr.. Peck leaves a son, Daniel F. Peck.
Of this oity. and a daughter, Mrs Frank
Sulley Of McMinnville, Oregon.
The funeral will be held from the home,
2402 Sixth street 8. on "Wednesday after
noon at s!so o'clock. Interment at Lake
wood. ,A& $780, ,..~ de. r,....s,.
MRS. JESSIE FULLER ANDREWS,
wife Of George G. Andrews, died at the
family home s12 Ninth avenue Sc. c.
1890 Sunday night. after becoming the
and healthy. The cause Of death was
complication akin to Bright's disease.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews were married
last April, having been associated for sew
eral years in building up a national bus1-
ness Of considerable magnitude in. which
she was acknowledged factor and in
which she took pride.
Mrs. Andrews was born and spent her
girlhood in Faribault, the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. D. Fuller, who, with two
brothers and sister, survive her. The
funeral will be held from the home at 2
p. m. Tuesday. 90
JOHN n. FoLWELL, SR., died at the
+. home of his son in Davenport, Iowa, after
q an illness Of ten days, on March II, 1904.
He was born in Mount Holly. N. j., July
4 IL, 1S48,- and removed with his family to
4 Minneapolis in September, 1850, and re-
sided there until October last when he
went to Davenport to live with his son.
He leaves two daughters living in Mime
apolis and a son in Davenport. 's
4 Mr.. Folwell had been actively engaged
in business in Minneapolis for the last
twenty-four years. first as partner Of r.
II. Newton under the name Of Newton &
Folwell and later with r. D. Cone & Co.
Acute Brights disease was the cause of
his death. '.. 80
MRS, VIRGINIA cLAPPERToN, nee
Bauret, wife of J.. II. Clapperton adver-
Using manager Of the John Leslie Paper
company, died at o'clock Sunday, March
10. Mrs. Clapperton had been i'll for six
years. but was always patient and cour-
ageous. She was greatly esteemed and
loved by all who knew her.
Division No. 3. Ladies Auxiliary A. O.
H.. and members Of other divisions will
attend the funeral Of Mrs. M. A. Nelson
Tomorrow morning, from the family resi-.
dence,, 613 Second street NE. Mass will
be at o'clock in St. Anthony Of Padua
church.
JOSEPH H. LEIGHTON died at Mach
las, Me-, this morning. Deceased was the
father Of HI. N. and E. r. Leighton Of thu
H. N. Leighton Company.
MRS. w. w. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
will be held Tuesday at $3.50 p. m. from
the residence Of A. F. Gale, 1890 Third
avenue 8. ..- ..-..