Little Falls herald., 1910-08-26
DIED

county, died Monday afternoon at
CLOCK at her home IN Agram town, {
few miles east of this CITY, deatt
being due to acute congestion of thu
lungs, from which she suffered durins
the couple days previous to her de-
mise, which followed q two weeks i'll
ness with paralysis. Deceased had moi
been enjoying good health during the
past twenty years, but was not ser
! lously i'll until she was taken suddenly
with the paralytic stroke which para
lyzed her right side.
Born IN Canada in 1856, Mrs. Gen.
| dreau spent her girl-hood days in the
Dominion, and IN 1875 was married to
Paul Gendreau. The family moved to
Little Falls in 1881, and after a resi-
dence here of couple of years, moved
on their present farm in Agram town.
Deceased ia survived by a husband,
four boys and three girls, all of whom
were at her bedside when dissolution
came. They are Hector of Great Fails,
Mont, and Eugene, Homer, Adelord,
Olive, Loulslan and Eugenia, who
reside at nome.
The funeral was held from the St.
Francis Xavier Catholic church at 10
O'Clock Wednesday morning, Rev.
Father Lamothe officiating, lnte1ment
taking place in Calvary cemetery. - -
Fred William Mi7cheli, aged s.
years, died Saturday evening at about
O'Clock at his home Third street
southeast of chronic gastritis, after an
illness of some standing The bereaved
family is especially hard hit, as the
fathers death occurred on the evening
of the day on which the six. months old
son was buried.
Born in Germany July 20, 1852,
Fred VILLAIN Mitchell made his home
in the father land until grown to man.
hood. after, which he moved to this
country. He had resided here for a
number of years past, and conducted a
tea and spice route in this city and
county. Deceased is mourned by his
widow aid seven children, and a large
circle of friends. He was a mem Der of
the st. Joseph society OF this city, and
the members attended the obsequies
In body.
The funeral was held Monday morn
ing from the Sacred Heart church,
Rev. j. P. Aitendorf officiating, and
lnterment was in the German Catholic
cemetery.
Julius Abrahamson, aged 81 years,
died Of abscess of the brain Thursday
afternon of last week at 5 O'Clock at
his home In Darling, after short ILL.,
ness.
Deceased was born in Sweden, but
came to this country some twenty five
years ago, settling IN this state. He
was at one time foreman at the local
planning mill.
He Is survived by the following
eight children, Arthur, Hugo, James,
Violet, Esther, Clarence. George and
Evelyn.
The funeral was held Sunday after
noon at 2 o'clock from the Swedish
Lutheran church OF this city, interment
taking place at Oakland cemetery.
Dr.. j. N. English, aged about fifty
years, died Tuesday night at Ft.
Ripley, after an illness of a year or
two's standing. The doctor had
moved to TT, Ripley from Motley just
a few days before. He had been located
in Motley about two years. Previous
to that time he was located at Ran
dali.
Deceased is survived by three or
four children, his wife having died
about year ago.
Peter Peterson of Pike Creek, aged 50
years, died Sunday of cancer OF the
heart. Some time ago MIR. Peterson
had underwent an operation to free
him from his cancer, but he grad
ually failed until death e1sued.
The funeral was held Monday after
noon from the Swedish Lutheran
church, interment being IN Oakland
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell were be-
reaved Of their slx-month old SOD,
James Valentine, Thursday OF last
week, death bing due to summer COM
plant. The little child was Ill but
day and halt The funeral was held
from the Sacred Heart church Satur-
day morning. lnterment being in the
German Catholic cemetery.
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