Little Falls herald., 1907-10-18
MANY ANSWER CALL
Deaths Of Several Well
Known People Record
ed this Week

!. 60 tnIS "88K
Died Saturday afternoon at Ia As
4 o clock, Adelord German. son of MI.
/ and Mrs. Alfred 4efmiD, 1T his home
in this city, Of consumption, aged 81
i years. -..z-..zz
While the inevitable wss expected
in the course of q short time, as the
deceased has suffered from the disease
for about . year, his sudden demise
Was shock to his relatives and
friends, 40 be had taken to his bed
but Thur sday afternoon.
Barb. = 90 he was familarly known
BY his most intimate friends, was
very well liked by hi, lcquaintances,
which were legion, and he will be
sadly missed. he has never been of
robust physique, but seemed to enjoy
good health until about year ago.
He went to California last January to
seek relief, where he stayed about
three months, bnt without securing
1 much bent fit. On his return he again
applied himself at bis trade of barber
at his father q paTlors, on Broadway,
but had to give up the work on &C.
count of his failing health, after
which in company with bis parents
he spent the greater part of the sum:
mer ut Birch lake, without much
! apparent relief So J =. g.. - --
| After his return to : the city hes
slowly grew Weaker. eliminating in
his death. 81. z5.
Adelord knew that life for him vas
b1t brief. but bore up with courage
and fortitude, ready and unafrsid to
meet his maker.
T !, He ia survived, sbesides his parents,
By q young brother and sister.
i Besides the floral offerings BY
1frleuds there we're some beautiful ones
fpreesnteds BY the Redmen and n. B.
IA. lodges and the Fire department, Of
(which societies the deceased was q
ImAmber. ~,
The funeral was held from st.
EFraEcis Xavier Catholic church, Mon
:EdAy morning 1T 8 80, Rev. Lamothe
Elo@ciatiug, and was largely attended,
1.-THE Rel Men aud Firemen attending
in bydy. Burial took place at
Calvary. 5:s1 -
i Fred Kuessel. about "a years of
|age, died at the home Of his son.
tGus Kussel, on farm about . mile
fand . half south of this city at $3.50
clock Tuesday afternoon. Death
was due to nTattack of parslysls
which the deceased suffered Thursday
Afternoon of last week. On that day
EG3us Knesel left the old gentleman at
i f6ut when they returned hom6 about
three hours after they found him
unconscious, and one eide entirely
affected oy az attack of paralysis.
Fer short time Tuesday morning he
lseemed to be improving, having re-
covered complete consciousness, but
soon after rapidly failed to his death.
Born in Germany Jan. s, 1924, Mr..
Kus el crossed TIE ocean to, this
: country when 26 years of age to make
: he came to this city and since that
the farm.
: The deceased was widower, his
wife having died several years ago.
and buried in Oakland cemetery. BE
is survisd by FIVE children, Gus with
whom he made bis home. Christ Of
this ci y. son and dauhgter living
in Anoka, and son in st. Paul. The
funeral fervlcts were held in the Ger
mo0 Svau8oACdl AutuoIdA CAu1Cn
Thursday afternoon and the remains
! were laid to rest near the grave Of hit
! wife in Oakland cemetery.
Wednesday marsed the psssirf
3 away OF another ore of the Id settlers
i Of Morrison Guilty, when Louis
. Gravel. ST., died at his home, 721
d 7th etreet northeast at 12:4O p. m.
Q agen - years. 8 mo: tbs Death va!
. due to Bright's dise7s 7se from which
the deceased had long bea s1d, r;r
& Louis Gravel was born February 16
1885, at st. Bartho olomew, Canada, ani
f moved to Minnesota April l, 1888
!. settling on farm in Morrison county
e since which time he mad been q con
( tInuous resident of Ripley town up t,
d q week ago when he disposed of thl
Q old hom estead and moved into tn
: city.
Mr.. Gravel was an old soldier an,
q was, member of the local cost of th
t g: A. r.
The deceased is survived by his wifi
Q and ten children. all Of whom, viii
the exception Of one, are married
a They are Louis Gravel, Jr., Of Ripley
]. JOS. 0avel, Mrs. b. Laleau, Mrs. b
. NJ. Mayeeu, and Mrs. decto
q Mofrisette of Tower City. n. D.
Henry Gravel. Fred Gravel. and Mrs
i ". NJ. Gotta of Oriska N, D. Napoleo,
z Gravel of Whippleton, N. D.. Jcs
3 Brown of Maple Lake, Mimi.
The funeral stvices will be neld q
the French Catholic church ate q
e m. today, Rev. Fr. Lamothe oaiciat
Q ing, ard burial will be in Calvar!
. cemetery.
The following, telling Of the death o
Mrs. Mark Murphy OF Royalton, il
; taken from the st. Cloud Journal
: Press:
At the family home in Rovalton, 4
$50 Sunday morning. occurred th.
death of Mrs. Mark Murphy. aged 81
years The end came as q great relief
0 the deceased having bean sufferer fo
lover decade. For thilteen years sh,
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