Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-03-25

2IDAY, MAR. 25, 1910
DIED ..
A very sad death occurred last Sat
urday, when Miss Mario Josephine
Anti, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Anti OF this city, passed away
or paralysis of the bowels at o:16 p.
m. at st. Luke's hospital In Chicago
following an operation for ap-
pendicltls which 4he had undegos
the week previous 4
Miss Anti was born in Roxbufy.
Dane county, Wisconsin. April 10.
1875. She came to this city with her
parents Dec. IA, 1881, spending her
early glrlhood here and attending the
local public schools. After complet-
ing the graded work, Miss Anti taught
in the county schools couple at
years, and in 1895 visited with rela-
tives in California and then in
Wisconsin. Later she went to
Chicago, where she took up
stenography and took employment
with the firm Of Harris & Thompson.
She toured Europe with the family OF
one of her employers, visiting Italy,
France. England and Germany while
with this firm. ..
Besides her parents, deceased 10
survived by three sisters and one
brother. The are: Mrs. Anna Weber
of Topi. Minn.. Mrs. d. A. Robinson
of Brainerd, Miss Evellne Anti and
Ed. Anti of this city, all of whom
were here for the funeral.
Ed. Anti went to Chicago and re-
tuned with the remains of his sister
Wednesday afternoon at about 500
O'Clock, and the funeral was held at
90 o'clock yesterday afternoon from
the home. Rev. Father Altendorf
o@ciated. Interment was in Calvary
cemetery.
The bereaved relatives have the sym.
pathy of their many friends.
Miss Agnes Michels, 30, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Michels OF this
city, died Sunday evening at 10
o'clock OF tuberculosis, from which
dreaded disease she had been q
sufferer during the past year and q
halt.
Miss Michels was born in Pierz but
came to this city when but a. young
girl and has resided here ever since:
with the exception Of three years.
residence at White Bear. She was
young lady of amiable disposition. and
had a large circle OF friends, who.
with her relatives, will grieve her
untimley demise. Miss Michaels was
a prominent member of the Young
LADIES' society of the Sacred Heart
church.
Deceased is survived by her parents,
four SISTERS and three brothers: They
are: Tracy, Louise, Clara, Margaret
and Julius Of this city, lsadore OF
Winnipeg, Canada, and Joseph of
Hood River, Ore. All. with the excep-
tion of the latter, we're here for the
funeral, which was held from the
Sacred Heart church ct $50 Wednes-
day morning, tev..s Father A Altendorf=
officiating. 1nterment was IN the
tGerman- Catholic cemetery. -
| Another pioneer resident of this
county and Civil war veteran passed
away in the death of Michael Frank
Gessner, aged about Is years, whose
death occurred last Sunday afternoon
at 4:3O at his home in Two Rivers
following an attack Of paralysis.
which occurred at 4:30 p. m. last
Friday. Deceased had been in good
health up to the time Of the stroke,
having on that day taken a stroll Of
Iabout three miles
Michael Frank Gessner was born in
Baden, Germany, April 4, 1645, and
came to this country with h,s parents
IN 1849. settling in Pennsylvania, and
moving to Sciota county, Ohio, ten
wears later. Here he was employed
with his father on the canal and in
: the mines until he was twenty-five
wears of age. He enlisted in Com
nanv C. Of the One Hundred and
ninty second Ohio Volunteer Infantry
, October 4, 1864, during the Civil war,
. and was mustered out July 3, 1865,
returning to Ohio. Mr.. Gessnel
moved to st. Cloud in 1855, and the
following year was married to Miss
, Mary Whyrauch of St. Cloud and cam,
to this county, settling on the presen,
Gessner farm, section 10, town o.
7 Two Rivers, where he had residet
? ever since.
Mrs. Gessner passed away ten year
ago.
Deceased IS survived by six daugh
: ters and six sons. They are: Mrs. s
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i Ella Gessner of this city, Mrs. Pete
b Madison of Swan River, Mrs. l.. D
1 Hanson of Elm Dale, Mrs. Hattie
i Trask of Wilmington, Wash, Georg'
. and Robert 4essner of Two Rivers
Walter of Elm Dale, Frank and Johl
81 Gessner of Louisville, Mlnn, ant
t henry Gessner Of 'Hlbbing. Besides
1 these he leaves twenty eight grand.
l children and two great-grandchlldren
: The funeral was held at O'Clock
s Tuesday afternoon at Elm Dale from
; the Danish Lutheran church, Rev. L
C. Mcbride officiating. Intermen
was in the Danish Lutheran cemeter!
in Elm Dale beside the last resting
3 place of his wife. 49, j
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