Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-01


Mimi sapolis, and Mrs. Perry Smith Of
Little Falls. The remains we're in
tered at Howard Lake. Mrs. Brooks
had been living with her son in MIN.
neapolis. She was woman of high
character, very charitable, q Christian
lady in every way, and is remem-
tered with respect by all who knew
her.
Pillager Leader: August 21st. at
Brainerd hospital. where she had been
for treatment, Miss Ellen Larson,
daughter of Mrs. o. N. Lundberg, of
the town of Rosing. Intermeut
Thursday In PlllaQer cemetery.
Again we are reminded that death
is no respector o. persons, and that
those VINO should he just entering
upon the active duties of life may be
parked for death Miss Larson was
only nineteen years of age, but for
the past two years or more she has
suffered good deal, yet bearing her
lot like heroine. Death took her,
but it was to that "City which hath
foundations whose builder and maker
ls God"
Pillager Leader: Wednesday, Aug
ust 2Srd Mrs. Annie johnson, wife of
Mr.. Chas. johnson, died of that dread
disease, consumption, at her home in
the town of Roslng.
Mrs johnson has been q great
sufferer for years. but bore her Attic
tion with patience and without com.
plainr. She was devout member of
the Lutheran church and died the
death .:of the righteous Relatives,
friends and the whole community are
paiued by her untimelg death, but
they realize that she, though dead,
still lives In the hearts she leaves be.
hind.
The baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Chevalier
died Sunday and was buried Monday.
liver. aged years, con of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Johnson. living near the
Brickyarde. died of diphtheria Aug.
23d.
The infant, aged three months. Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Zurowski of
Berg's addition died Tuesday morn
ing. The funeral was held from St.
Adelbert's church Wednesday.
John Palluch, well known farmer
of Swan River, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. Palluch. died Friday night at 8 80
O'Clock, of consumption, after LONG
illness aged, 38 years. Besides his par.
ents. he leaves two sisters and three
brothers. The funeral was held from
the Swan River church Monday morn
ing. Mr.. Palluch was an industrious
and steady worker, and numbered
many friends.
Morris Arthur Amondson, the ten
months-old child of Mr.. and Mrs J. L.
Amundson, died Monday evening at Sis
o'clock, after a lingering illness of two
weeks, of summer complaint, complicated
with whooping cough. The little one was
an adopted child, its mother, Amund-
sons sister, having recently died. The
body was accompanied to Northfeld, Ia,
by the child's amt, Louise Amundson,
and was laid at rest by the side of his
mother. Mrs. An1undson is sister of
Mrs.R. V. Gibson, and Mr.. Amundson is
the baker at Dahlstrom's. They recently
moved here from Northfeld. Their,friends
extend sympathy.
Oh, dear Morris, how we miss you,
For your sweet face nc more We'll see
Thou hast left this world of sorrow,
Lett US here to mourn for thee.
But when we think of all the sorrow
In these bodies here of clay,
We cannot wish him with us
He has gone to endless day.
He's not dead, but only sleeping
Til the resurrection day,
When we TRUST we all shall meet him.
All our sorrows washed away.
He has crossed the misty river,
He has reached the golden shore:
He is happy with the loved ones
That have journeyed on before.
Farewell, darling, though we miss YOU
And the tear drop fills the eye,
Heaven looks TO us more lovely
We will meet you by and by. X,
Rev. E. :. Peake. at cne time in
charge of the Episcopal mission at
Little Falls, and we'll known to the