Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-09-21
DIED

Mrs. Elzabeth Green, Sged ~
years. died Friday morning, death
resulting from old age. Mrs. Green
had been quite feeble for some time
and her dsath came peacefully, the
aged lady dropping of without q
struggle into the eternal sleep.
Mrs. Green, who was the widow of
Samuel Green, was born in Bridge
water, ENGLAND, in 1925, where she
lived until 1875. In 1648 she was
msrried to Samuel Green.
In 1875 the family came to horri-
son county and eettled on the Zerwes
farm south of the city. Mr.. Green
died in 1850 and since that time Mrs
Green las lived with her children in
this CITY, Mrs Beatrice Green, Mrs.
Ellen aoude and Henry Green. An
other child, Mrs. Fannie Mess, is
still Britlsh subject living in Eng
land.
During the 80 years in which Mrs.
Green had been q resident of this vi
cinity, she gained the friendship aud
respect of a large number of people,
who will sympatbixe with the be-
reaved children in their loss.
The funeral was held Sunday after.
noon.
r. Pantzke, aged 81 years and res
ident of Little Falls during the past
quarter Of century, succumbed to q
sudden attack of heart disease early
Monday morning after slight indis-
position during the latter part of the
past week. Although Mr.. Pantzke
had not bsen feeling as we'll as usual
during part of the week, he attend
ed to work at his shoe repairing shop
as usual and worked to a late hoor
Saturday. Sunday ne felt quite we'll
and mo danger was apprehended until
the family was called to his bedside
at about 1 40 clock Monday morn
| ing, when he suffered from an attack
of heart disssse which broughta peace
ful end before medical aid arrived.
Mr.. Pantzke was born IN Germany
In lS49 and in 1866 came to America,
living in Wisconsin. He was married
IN 1875.
Five children survive the deceased {:
Herman and William Pantzke and
Mrs. August Kuessl of this city. and
Mrs. p. Coon and Kiss Selma Pantzke
of Portland, Ore Two sisters. Mrs.
NJ. Booth and Mrs F. Trader of Sulli-
van, Wis. and brother, Herman
Pantzke Of Cushing, are left to mourn
| WITH the bereaved children over their
sad loss. The many friends OF the
family extend their most sincere
sympathy.
The funeral wss held from the home
of the deceased Mt 200 o'clock We'd
nesday afternoon, Rev. Siegentnaler
officiating.
The 10 months old son of DR.. and
Mrs. e. E. Hall. succumbed Thurs
day morning to an attack of dlpther-
Ia; after an illness of short duration.
DR.. and Mrs hall have tho sympa-
thy of their many friends in their
loss. Mrs. Hall and the youngest
child, who have been seriously Ill
With the dread complaint, are report
ed as improving.
Schuyler Dingman. aged 70 years,
died Tuesday at the Soldiers Home,
Minneapolis, after long illness with
senil gangrane, which caused his
death. The remains were brought to
this city Thursday for burial, inter-
ment taking place at Oakland ceme-
tary.
Mr.. Dingman was a veteran of the
civil war and had been a resident cf
Little Falls for many years previous to
the time at which he went to the Sol
dier's Home. He is survived by a
wife, who was with him at the time
of his death and accompanied the re-
mains to Little Fails, and daughter,
Mrs. Hall, wife of prominent Ait
kin attorney. Mr. Dingman made
many friends during his long resi-
dence here who will regret to hear of
his demise.