Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-28
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away SUNDAY 8ICoIuOOu ~ .OV y sC4UCA
at the home o1s her son, Edward
fraser. 285 Wllllamssavenue, Minne..
apolis, death being due to cancel of
the stomach. Deceased had been in i'll
health during the past couple years.
but was not taken seriously Ill until
the first Of: this month. She was
taken to: st. 9abriel's hospital two
weeks ago last Sunday, but after an
examination by local physicians her
case was gwen up. As last resort,
Mrs. Fraser was taken to Mime
apolis on October 18th to be under the
care of a specialist. During the
following weeks she showed signs Of
improving, and the family had hopes of
| her ultimate recovery, but last Satur-
day noon she sustained relapse and
she gradually failed until death en-
sued.
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Fraser, nee
| O'Brien, was born in Quebec, Canada,
January l8, 1851, and resided IN Can
ada until twenty years of age. She
was married to James Fraser at Parry
Sound, Ontario, Canada August 6,
1881, the couple moving Immediately
thereafter to St. Paul. The following
year they moved to St.. Vincent, Mr.
Fraser being depot agent here. They
resided there some ten years. In 1894
they moved to this city and the family
has resided here ever since, although
Mr.. Fraser's work has kept him in the
Twin cities most of the time during
the past few years.
Mrs. Fraser was kind and loveahle
tmother and wife, and was devoted to
her children to q fault. She was q
lady that believed IN the home, and
there she could be found at all times.
Deceased is survived by her hus-
band and eight children. They are
Edward of Minneapolis, Wilfred,
Margaret, John, Helen. Leo. Charles
and Katherine of this city. They
friends in their bereavement.
Wllfred and John Fraser accom-
panied the remains, to this city Mon
day noon. The funeral was heio
Tuesday morning at 8 80 O'Clock from
the st. Francis Xavier Catholic
church, Rev. Father A. Lamotht
officiating. The remains were laid a
rest besides the grave of her daugh
ter, Constance, at Calvary cemetery.
The Christian Mothers, of which
she, a devout christian, was member
attended the obsequies in body.
I = Miss Anna Barton, daughter of Mrs
Beata Barton of Two Rivers, dice
Sunday morning at 4 80 O'Clock at hel
home, death being due to tuberculosis
of the lungs, with which she had beer
afflicted for some time. Everything
possible had been done for her, sht
having been sent to two different hos
pitals in an endeavor to recuperate
When her case was pronounced in
durable, at ner wish she was taken t.
her home last June. Since that tim,
she had been gradually failing.
Besides her mother deceased is sur
vived by three sisters and twt
brothers. They are Miss Minnie Bar
ton of Two Rivers, Miss Gertrud'
Barton, manager of the department
store of Simpson Crawford Co., of New
York City, Miss Tracy Barton, at
tending the Two Harbors high school
John A. Barton, cashier of First STATE
Bank of Two Harbors and Albert A
Barton, cashier Of First State Banl
of Bowlus, all of whom with the ex
|ception of Miss Gertrude Barton
attended the last sad rites.
The funeral services were held Tues
day morning at 10 O'Clock from th'
Holy Cross church of North Prairie
Rev. J, G. Janskl officiating, and IN
terment was IN the North Prairie
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