Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-08-09
attendance. Many beautiful floral
tribatss were received at the home.

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attendance. Many beautiful floral
tribat=s were received at the home
Lois Raymond. aged 6 years, the
eldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
C.. Raymond died at her home Sun
day evening Of ce.ebro-spinal men.
| nights after An illness of about three
weeks. The disease is new enc in
this locality but In the east 1t was
very common last sumner and was
accompanied by very large percent
age OF mortality.
On Sunday, July ID, the day before
ctrcus.day the little girl was taken to
the circus grounds to zee the sights,
the circus having come to this city
that morning, and the day being q hot
one, it is likely that it affected her
In some way. She was taken i'll the
next day, and although her suferings
were not very great at any time,
she failed rapidly, and the last week
was unconscious most of of the time.
All posi- BILE medical service was had
from the first in the hope Of saving
her young life. but to no avail, and
she peacebly passed away, while
unconscious. at 8:45 O'Clock Sunday
evening.
The funeral was held from the
Raymond home Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. $. E. Hannah officiating, and
interment was in Oakland cemetery.
The services were not public on ac.
count of the disease being Of an
infectious nature.
Beautiful floral tributes were in
evidence both at the home and the
grave. The parents have the SYM
pathy of the people in the loss of their
daughter.
The following is taken from the
Hastings Democrat of August 1st
relative to the death Of the father of
Peter }. Manner of this city:
Mr.. Jacob Manner, died at an early
hour Sunday morning, at his home on
east Seventh street, from COM
pllcation of diseases, after IN illness
Of over years duration. He was
born in Simmer, Luxembourg. Ger.
many, February "a, 1894. and
emigrated to America May 10th 1887,
and about month later came to
Minnesota locating at New Prague.
In 1862 he was married in that town
to Miss Annie Marchall, and they
resided there until the fall of 1878
when they removed to Vermillion,
where Mr.. Manner followed the
occupation of farming, continuing
in that business until his removal to
this city, in 1902 Mr. Manner was a
man who was highly esteemed by all
WHO knew him. ae was upright and
conscientious, fair in his dealings
with all and was a de7out christian,
who bore his sufferiugs with patience
and fortltude. Mr.. Manner is Survived
by six sons. and three daughters, Peter
j., of Little Falls, Charles and
Ferdinand. this city. John, of
Vermillion, George, Of Sank Centre,
Joseph, Of DEVILS Lake. Mrs. Theodore
Shasl, and Mrs. Josephine Sch WEIGH,
this city and Mrs. Albert B1cher, of
Sank Centre. His funeral which wac
largely attended was held from st.
Boniface church on Tuesday morning
at 8 80 O clock. Rev. J. 81. Manner, 9
nephew from Searles, Mimi, oficiat.
ing.
J. D. Logan. for the past 80 years
q resident Of this county died at Z
o'clock Tuesday morning at his home
in Royalt IN aged 90 years.
Death was due to apoplexy from
which disease Mr.. Logan had been q
sufferer for the past IL months, hav.
inesustained his last attack about q
month ago.
$ Although he passed away very
quietly, his suffering during the last
few hours cf his life were very great.
J. D. Logan was born in Crawford
county, Pennsylvania, August .,
1888. and came to Minnesota in 1855.
At the outbreak of the Civil war he
enlisted in Company q, First Mime.
sofa Volunteer Infantry and served
thres years, receiving an honorable
discharge at the end of his enlist
ment. He then engaged in the lum.
Der business In Mercer county, Penn
sylvania and remained there until the
year 1879 when he moved to Belle.
vue. Minnesota, where he erected and
operated for several years q saw mill.
Mr.. Logan laid out the TOWNSHIP Of
Royalton and was at one time owner
of the same. He has been a resident
Ut that village for several years past,
during which time he made many
friends who greatly regret bis demise.
The deceased is survived BY three
6OASS l. 40AA o0A A0AAy
and Charles Of Herman, MINI.
The funeral was held from the
Presbyterian church Of that village
Wednesday afternoon, Rev. NJ. NJ.
Maxwell of this city officiating, and
it was largely attended by tho Royal
ton post, T.. A. r. and many friends.
Mrs Asa Peck died at her home in
Little Elk settlement ut about 80
O'Clock Thursday afternoon at the age
of 66 years.
The intirmities of old age is given
as the cause Of her death. She has
been alling for the past year.
The deceased has resided in this
county tor the past seven or eight
years. She ia survived by a husband,
son, Will, and q daughter, Alpha.
Funeral arrangements have not as yet
been made.
Motion for new trial in the case of
Henry z. Farmer vs. the Saltwater
Water company, which was tried two
times before. in the last of which the
plaintiff secured q verdict of $50, OOO