Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-21
DEATH RECORD.
John II. Green.


The funeral Of John II. Green the old
resident of Omaha who died Thursday
afternoon, aged so years. will be held at 2
O'Clock Monday afternoon, the services TO
be held at the home, 80 Bancroft street,
and interment at, Prospect Hill cemetery.
Mr.. Green had lived in Omaha since 1865.
He was born in Westphalia, Germany, and
came to this country when a lad settling
In Omaha near the present location OF his
home, when he soon after opened the lime
stone quarries which ne operated all his
life. The foundations of all the houses
built during the first twenty-five years of
the city's existence and many OF the larger
buildings had their stone supplied from
these quarries. Mr.. Green is survived by
two daughters. Mrs. A. ]. Kerner and Miss
Josephine Green, both OF whom were with
him when he passed away. He was a
prominent Mason, and the obsequies will
be in charge Of that order.
Herbert Moore. .
The body of Herbert Moore, postmaster
at Alexandria, N. D., was brought to
Omaha Saturday and will be buried Mon
day. The funeral will be held at O'clock
the procession to leave the old family home
419 South Nineteenth street, at the time
and proceed to st. Phnomena's church.
Interment will be in Holy Sepulcher ceme-
terry Moore was % years old and left his
home here to go north about two years
ago He is survived by brother and three
sisters.
Mrs. Katherine De Bardieri.
Mrs. Katherine De Bardieri. aged 50
years, one of the oldest inhabitants OF
Omaha among the Italian colony, died Fri
day and was buried at . O'Clock Monday
morning, services being held at Heafey g.
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Philomena's cathedral. with interment at
Holy Sepulcher cemetery. Mrs De Bardieri
had lived in Omaha about twenty years
and was prominent among her people and
we'll known figure as flower peddler
on the streets.
Marguerite Jensen.
Miss Marguerite Jensen of Washington,
Neb., died Friday night at the Emmanuel
hospital, Thirty-sixth street and Ames
avenue, after a severe illness from typhoid
fever. The young woman was but p years
OF age and only came to Omaha two
months ago. The body was taken from
Bradley y Dorrance's undertaking rooms.
Twentieth and Cunning streets, across
country Saturday morning 10 Bennington,
where the funeral will be held.
lothian Martin.
lothian Martin, father Of Euclid Martin
Of Omaha, died Friday evening at his home
in Blue Hin as a result OF a cancer in
the face, He was one of the wealthiest
men in Webster county. He leaves five
children, Euclid Martin of Omaha and
J. j., J. X. and George Martin, and Mrs. T.
L. Trowbridge Of Blue Hill. He was born
October s. 1918.
Louis NJ. DOnalIey.
NEW YORK, April O.-Louis W. DonaI-
ley, trafic manager OF the Diamond Match
company, died in the Hotel Severance, this
city, today OF rheumatism of the heart
He was we'll known among railroad men
throughout the country He will be buried
in Muscatine, Ia. where he formerly lived.
Mrs Esther Mcneil.
DUNKIRK, N. Y, April 9O.-Mrs. Esther
Mcneil founder Of the Woman's Chris
| tian Temperance union and first president
Of the organization, died at her home in
! FredOnia today. She was born at Car
! Isle, N. Y, ninety-four years ago.
Rev. II. NJ. Yundt.
READING, Pa, April 20.-Rev. Thomas
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