Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-02-19
DIED..

Seventh street northeast. at O'Clock
Saturday afternoon. following an
illness of eleven weeks. Death was
due to heart disease. with which she
had been afflicted during the past
twenty-five years, having mad several
bad attacks in the course Of these
years.
She suffered intense pain during the
weeks Of thiselast attack, but bore her
suffering with true Christian fortltude
to the last. On January 4th ter con-
dition was such that she was not ex-
pected to live another day. and her
children, her sister, Mrs NJ. Rooney
of St. Wendell, and brother, Wm.
Murphy Of Holdingford were called to
her bed side. Mrs. Collins continued
to llnger between life and death until
about four days previous to her demise,
when the pain abated and she seemed
to be making rapid improvement.
The relatives, who had been attending
her, thereupoD returned 70 their
homes and work. She suffered a
relapse a few days after ward ana
rapidly failed to her death.
Mrs. Mamie Collins, nee Murphy,
was born October Is, 1859 IN New
York City, and resided there until she
was about 8 years OF age when she
mSvsd to 9lulding, Stearns county,
with her parents On June 8, 1883
she was married at North Prairie to
F.. W. Collins OF this city, and came
to this city. where she had resided
ever since. Mrs. Collins was mem.
ber Of the Sacred Heart church, and
lead an exemplary Christian life. The
deceased was member OF the lodge
Of the Degree OF Honor.
She wall DO mourned by large
circle OF friends.
Deceased is survived by her husband
and four children. Mrs. 4. F.
Moynihan of Saus Centre, and
William, Walter and Franklin OF this
city. Also a brother and sister,
William Murphy Of Holdingtord and
Mrs. NJ. Rooney OF St. Wendell. all OF
whom were here to attend the last sac
rites
A daughter, Hazel, died last spring,
May 90
The funeral was held at 9 clock
Tuesday morning from the Sacred
Heart church, Rev. Fr Altendor1
officiating, and she was laid at rest
IN the German Catholic cemetery
Just three weeks to the DAY after
the demise OF nis wife. John Keenan,
passed away at the home OF HIS son.
Ed. keenan,, 7O5 Seventh street north.
east, last Friday morning at ) O'Clock,
after but tive days illness. death be.
ing caused by pneumonia I'm.
mediately after the funeral Of his
wife. at RenvilIe, Mr. keenan, had
accompanied his son, Ed. Keenan,. te
tbs city to make his home with him.
Deceased was II years and 8 months
of age at the time Of death. having
been born July II, 1887 in Canada.
He Is survived by the following five
grOwnup children Mrs VIM. Hore.
Mrs. Gene White and Raw Keenan,
OF Renyille, Alva Keenan, OF Mora
and Ed. Keenan, Of this city, all Of
whom were here to attend the funeral.
The funeral was held Monday after
noon at 2 O'Clock from the Methodist
Episcopal church, buria, taking place
in Oakland cemetery.
Mrs A1mina ?. Rodney, aged 81
years, died Saturday night at II As a
the home of ner daughter, Mrs
Dinney, IN Minneapolis after an illness
of 9 days with Erysipelas. which witt
old age, was the cause OF her demise
Deceased was born November 5, 1871
at Port Midway, N. s., and for :
time resided in this city, leaving abou
three years ago to make her home il
Minneapolis. She was a fine old lady
and made many friends here by he1
pleasant disposition, who will regre
her taking away. Mrs. Rodney j!
survived by two daughtes, Mrs. Dinne1
OF Minneapolis and the other residinf
in California, and one son. Franz
Rodney, OF Staples
The remains were taken to this CITY
Monday, and the funeral was heIc
Tuesday afternoon at 2 80 O'Clock
from the Congregational church, Rev
w. H. North officiating The body wa.
placed In ltss last resting place il
Oakland cemetery beside the grave o
her husband, who died some IS year!
ago at the age OF 81 years.
Mrs. Hu]dah NJ. Spicer, aged 7;
years. passed away at the home of hel
son, John Robbins, 7:h St. northeast
at II O'Clock Monday night. deatl
being caused by heart disease, and
contributary disease Of Chroni,
Bright's disease Deceased had bee,