Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-03-11
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George tcoulta o7, old veteran
3of the Civil Il VAT, % I'D sss away q
his home On the West side at about De
o'clock last Friday afternoon from
ruptu.ed right veptricle Of the heart,
which was brought on BY an accident
which occurred to HIM that morning
ii which he had his leg broken just
above the ankle. While at his work at
the Hennepln Paper Mill, hauling
spruce logs from the log pile to the
saving department, at about II 80
O'Clock that morning, stake OF the
sled broke, releasing the logs and caus-"
ing Mr.. Coultas to fall to the ground:
His leg was caught by q log and
broken above the ankle. He was
taken to his home, where physician
attended him. MI. Coultas seemed to
bear with the ordeal quite we'll, tax.
2 o'clock Mrs. Coultas noticed that ne
was breathing very heavily. she
thereupon FASTENED for a physician
but when she returned he was dead;
York City February 8. 1843. When
with 20. c. 31st regiment of Indiana
volunteer .AAAouGAJs oAN S0Aso~
honor throughout the four years OF the
veteran. July =, 1875, he was united
in marriage to Maria L. Parrltt IN
Brooklyn, and then moved to this state
and county, locating on homestead
in Pike Creek, where he resided
until about twelve years ago when ne
moved to this city. He: had been
! employed ut the Hennepin Paper mill
during the past eight years.
Deceased is survived by widow
and two sons. They are Thomas
Coultas of Bemidji and Henry Coultas,
residing in the state of Washington,
and one daughter, Miss Minnie OF this
city. az
noon at :. 500 O'Clock from the
Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. W:
H. Farrell officiating, and interment
was in Oakland cemetery.
Relatives were unable to reach
Henry Coultss by telegraph to apprise
him of the death of his father: -.
Rachel Love. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. henry Love Of Vawter, died
Monday, Feh., 81, Of heart failure:
She was 20 years Of age and leaves
besides her parents, three brother
and three sisters. They are: Mrs. A.
Fl. Thelen of Bellingham, Wash,
Mrs. l.. L. Huntington of Cataract:
WIS.,. Oren Love of Onamla; and
Sylvester and Richard and Elsie OF
| Vawter. She was a member OF the
Methodist church of Little Falls. The
funeral was held at Royalt0n Wednes-
dav. Feb. 70, Rev. j. G.. Jewell OF
this city officiating.
Mrs. j. H. Morton of Akeley passed
away at the home of her son at that
place Monday afternoon, after an
illness of some time with cancer OF tno
stomach. Deceased was SO years OF
age, and is survived by a daughter
and two sons. The remains were
shipped to this city Wednesday, arrlv-
ing at $50 O'Clock and the funeral
was held from the Methodist
Episcopal church, Rev. j. 9. Jewell
} officiating. Interment was in Oak
land cemetery.
; The funeral of David Paterson, ten
year-old child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Paterson of Little Elk, who died Mon.
day morning of acute nephritis, wat
held Wednesday morning from the
Sacred Heart church, interment taking
place in the German Catholic
cemetery.
Henry P. Gedney, aged ~ years
died of heart trouble at his home IL
the south end of town Sunday.
widow and several children su1vlvi
him. Previous to moving to this city
deceased had been residing at Greer
Prairie The funeral was held al
Green Prairie Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Sylvia Gendron has accepted
position as clerk in the Folsom Music
store. vice Miss Mae Graham RESIGNED