Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-02
DEATH RECORD.



FREMONT, Neb.. Feb 1.-(speciaL)-
Charles H. Perrigo died suddenly from
stroke OF apoplexy at his home last even
ing At the age Of g. He had been for
many years, until obliged TO resign on
account Of poor health, a special agent
and adjuster for the Phoenix Insurance
company Of Brooklyn and had an extensive
acquaintance throughout the state and in
Iowa and Minnesota. He was born in
Bockport N. Y, and came to Nebraska
from Dubuque Ia. in 1878, locating in FIRE.
mont and later moving 70 West Point. In
1883 he returned TO this city to live here
permanently, continuing in the employ OF
the Phoenix until about seven years ago.
He was a member OF the Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows and OF the Ancient
Order of United Workmen and IL survived
by a widow. His remains will be taken
to Dubuque, Ia, for burial
Ed Culbertson.
Ed Culberston, aged IS, an uncle of Keene
Abbott OF the World Herald died Thurs
day afternoon after an illness Of only a
few days from pneumonia at his resirence
So62 South Twenty-eighth avenue. Mr.. Gull
bertson was a foreman in the employ of
the contractor building the new elevator
for the e-Schneider-Fowler company.
He was single and formerly lived at FIRE.
mont and was a we'll known contractor and
| builder OF that city for many years
Funeral services will be held Saturday at
| 3 p. M at the undertaking parlors Of
Bradley a Dorrence by Rev. John Will
iiams, rector of st. Barnabas' Episcopal
church. The body will be taken for inter-
ment to Troy, o., the old home Of the
family Of Mr.. Culbertson.
Mrs. Sophia r. Lewis.
| FLORENCE. Neb., Feb. 1.--(special y
Mrs. Sophia T. Lewis mother of Mrs. r.
B. Nichols and Mrs. ]. c. Kimball. died
| Friday morning at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. B. F. Nichols, in Florence.
Mrs. Lewis was 6s years Of age and had
been here the past two months, visiting
her daughters, Mrs. Nichols and Mrs.
Kimball Her home is in Bath. N Y.
During last summer Mrs. Nichols was
visiting her mother at her home in Bath,
and upon the return of her daughter home
Mrs. Lewis accompanied her. Mrs. Lewis
health had not been very good for some
| time, but was not considered serious,
Funeral from the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs B. F. Nichols. Sunday afternoon.
! Burial at Forest Lawn cemetery.
Hugh Robinson.
Hugh Robinson, aged Is, died at his home
pu6uHlOnid lHuIoudy A1C iNSu
1T 517 Parker street. Mr.. Robinson leaves
a widow and four children, Emily ]. Rob
inson, principal OF the Saratoga school;
Mrs. Alex G. Charlton, James II. Robin
son of New Britain, Conn, and Hugh q.
Robinson of San Antonio, Tex. The flu
neral services will be held at the residence
OF Alex G. Charlton. 2222 Miami street,
Sunday afternoon at 2:9o, with interment
at Prospect Hill cemetery.
Max NJ. It. Schroeder.
Max M. T. Schroeder, one OF the old set
tiers, passed away January q at Cacres-
sento, Cal He came to Omaha forty years
ago and made Omaha his home till last
| August when he went to California. He
has been bookkeeper and collector for
Krug's Brewing company for a number of
years In 1889 he went back to Germany,
bringing back with him a wife. but his
| wife only lived three years. He was well
known. He died at the age OF &C years
| and leaves one son.
! Horace w. Yates.
| A telegram was received Thursday even
ing from Dallas, Tex. announcing the death
of Horace w. Yates at that place. MT.
Yates was formerly postal railway clerk
on the Ogden division and later chief clerk
IN the railway mail service at Lincoln.
The body has been shipped from Dallas TO
the old home of Mr.. Yates at Central City
for burial. The funeral services were ex-
pected to take place at Central City Friday
| evening.
| / Henry MaEruder.
ROME, Feb 1.-Henry Magruder. son OF
the confederate general John Bankhead
Magruder (who died in Houston, Tex, in
lg71), Is dead. Mr.. Magruder had been
travelling in Italy with his niece. Miss
Buckler, who nursed him during his illness.
Charles Marvin.
LEXINGTON, Ky, Feb. 1--Charles
Marvin, one OF the most famous drivers
and trainers in America. died in a hospital
here today. aged IS.