The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-07-18
NUMBER z
DIED

at q o'clock Sunday evening. Death
was due to appendicitis Mr.. Rosinsky
was born in this city May 81, 1877, and
was therefore thirty years OF age For
many years he conducted a furniture
and undertaking business on south Sth
street. He was we'll known and had
many friends. He is survived by his
wife, his mother, one brother, Rein
hardt, and one sister. Mrs August Oe-
strich all of this city. The funeral was
held Wednesday afternoon from the
German Lutheran church, Rev. Chaa.
Machmiller officiating. Interment was
at Evergreen cemetery.
After q few weeks illness Mrs. p. j.
Nc Mahon, wife of FIX. Clerk Of Court p.
j. Nc Mahon, passed away, quietly and
peacefully, in the full trust of faithful
Christian on Tuesday morning at her
home on north seventh street Death
was due to heart trouble. Mrs. Ne Ma
hon was born in the town Of Newton
and was Al years of age Her maiden
name was Katie Shanahau and she lived
in the town of Liberty with the eNcep-
ton OF few years until her marriage
To L. j. Nc Mahon about fifteen years
ago. She has been II resident Of this
city for the past ten years. She was Il
devoted wife, kind and loving mother,
and the bereayed family have the sym.
pathy of large number of relatives and
friends by whom she was esteemed and
respected, She is survived by her hus-
band, and one son Raymond, and five
step sons, Edward and Omar of this
city, DR.. Joseph and Frank of Milwau-
kee; Stephen of Amigo, and one step
daughter Miss Mamie of this city She
is also survived by three sisters and three
brothers. The sisters are, Mrs Thos.
Lally of Chicago, Mrs Richard Nagle
and Mrs. Sam Howard of Nebraska
Her brothers are, Martin and Daniel
Shanahan of Liberty and John Shanahan
of Nebraska The funeral took place
this Thursday morning from Sacred
Heart church, Rev j. r. OLeary Of
| tciating, with interment ut st. lsadores
| cemetery Osman. Those from outside
who attended the funeral are
Mr., and Mrs. Tom Grey and daugh.
ter, and Mrs Jno Taugher. of $. Kan
kauna; Mr. and Mrs. Pat Nc CaDe and
| 4, =.
town; Mr.. and Mrs Pat Ne Nerny of
n North kaukauna; VIM. II. Grey, Mrs,
| VIM, Wall and daughter. of Amigo Mr..
Nj. Me Mahon and daughter, of kewau-
nee; Mr.. and Mrs John Tierney. Mrs.
| Farrell Misses Margaret and Mary Tern
ey, and Mrs Callahan, of Appleton Miss
| Margaret and Messrs 'd aud Daniel
Shanahan, of Milwaukee; Mrs. r. e.
Baldwin and daughter Lillian, of Chica.
go; Stephen Ne Mahon of Amigo; DIR.
Jos Me Mahon and Frank Me Mahon
of Milwaukee.
Mrs. Pierpont, widow of the late Judge
II. s. Pierpont formerly of Two Rivers.
died ut her home in Chicago ON Friday
evening, and her remains were brought
to Two Rivers for interment Sunday af-
ternOon.
The pierpont family were among the
first settlers of ManitowOc county and
Judge Pierpont, husband of the deceas-
ed, was prominently identified with its
early history, having served as president
of the village of Two Rivers in 1859 and
IA county Judge in 1851 and for some
years thereafter. Mrs. Pierpont had
been i'll for some time, her death being
due to general debility She is survived
by two daughters, Mrs William Woods
of Stoughton and Miss Jeanette of
Chicago, and one son Edward Pierpont.
who is general freight agent for the
Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Rail.
way Co. at Chicago Another daughter
Mrs. j. r. Currens of Two Rivers died
some years ago. lnterment took place
at Two Rivers Sunday afternoon.
| FRANK Mrotek, prominent resident
of the seventh ward died on Sunday
from stomach trouble from which he
had suffered for several months. De,
ceased was about - years Of age and
has been for many years prominent in
business and political affairs in his ward.
He is survived by II wife and family.
The funeral took place Tuesday forenoon
from St Mary's church with interment
ut the Polish cemetery.