Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-22
DEATH RECORD.
John p. Harris.


one of jefferson county's oldest settlers
and pioneers, quietly passed away at his
home on the corner OF Ninth and A streets
at a. M Thursday Mr.. Harris was rs
years Of age and his death was attributed
TO general debility and old age He is sur
vived by a wife and seven children.
Deceased was a veteran of the war Of
the rebellion and served with distinction
and was honorably discharged. Shortly
afterwards Mr.. Harris came to Jefferson
county and took up a homestead several
miles south of Fairbury. About fifteen
years ago he retired from active farm life
and removed his family to Fairbury and
took up his residence at the corner of
Ninth and streets.
Mr. HARRIS was a charter member of
Russell post No n, Grand Army Of the
Republic of Fairbury. His comrades will
have charge of the funeral services, which
will be held Saturday at $3.50 p. m. from
the Baptist church.
Henry Carroll.
FREMONT, July 2L-(Special.)-Henry
Carroll, father of Thomas and William A.
Carroll of this city, died yesterday after
noon of general debility at the age of 90,
He was a native of Scotland, came TO
Canada when a young man and later to
this country. He had lived in Fremont
for about thirty years, Mrs. Carroll, who
was but few years younger than her
| husband, died three months ago and since
then he declined rapidly physically, but
retained to a, remarkalIe> degree bis mental
powers. He was a lifelong member OF
the Presbyterian church and an elder of
the Fremont church during nearly all Of
his residence here.
Ellsworth Sandal.
| BRADSHAW, Neb.. July H.-(Special)-
The funeral OF Ellsworth Sandal, which
took place from the swedish Lutheran
church about four miles east of this
place this afternoon, was one Of the
largest ever held in that vicinity MIR.
Sandal died in a hospital at Lincoln Mon
day, where he had been for treatment for
some time. He We the manager Nof the
| Sandal Bros ,rancn near Brewster, Blaine
county. He leaves a wife, a father and
two brothers and four sisters. He was &
nephew Of A. L. Sandal of this county.
John Bailey.
| TABOR, July 21.-(Special John Bailey
died yesterday forenoon at his home one
mile east OF Tabor, where he had resided
| for about twelve years. He had been all
ing for some months from cancer OF the
stomach, which caused his death at the
age of 81 years. Mr.. Bailey was born in
Ireland and is survived by his widow and
five children. the youngest being about .
years old. The body was inferred at Shen-
sndoah today.
| George Holmes.
| BROKEN BOW, Neb., July 2L-(Special
| Telegram -County Coroner DR.. Penning-
ton was called to Merna yesterday to hold
| inc, he haA %
q barber who died of heart failure. Mr..
Holmes lived In Alma before going to
Merna. At one time he worked here. His
father will return with the body to Alma
Mrs. Edward Eye.
FALLS CITY, Neb., July A.--(specIal)-
Mrs. Edward Eye died at her home south
east Of Shubert aged % years The hus-
band and three children survive. Con-
sumption was the cause of her death.
The funeral service was conducted by
Father Laushran OF Dawson at the Catho-
lic church at Barada.
w. Il. Morrison.
BROKEN BOW, Neb., July a.--(Special.,
w. f. Morrison died suddenly at hil
home this evening OF heart failure. He haC
gone upstairs to lie down and was alone
his wife discovering the body about
o'clock. He was the owner OF the loca
meat market and had been in poor healtl
for several weeks
Mira. stella KeAn.
BEATRICE, July a.-(Special.) Mr.. an,
Mrs. w. c. Hooker yesterday received tia
. sad news Of the death OF their daughter
Mrs Stella Kean.' which occurred. q
RoyntSn. Okla. The body win be taken L
Milford, Hsb.. for interment
NJ. Q, HOEue.
oNAWA. Ia, July So-(special(- I'M. c
Hogue. an old resident of Blencoe, die
there Monday evening at the age OF I
years He was the father OF sx-Senato
Hegue and was prominent in the com
munity. He left an estate valued at SzSO 90
Mrs. Melinda Huffman.
| SEWARD. Neb., July n.-Ispecial Mrs
Melinda Huffman died here yesterday
aged "a years She leaves three sons an
one daughter and had long been a res
dent Of the county. She was the grand
mother Of Mrs. b. F. Norval.
Dr. Fred Albert.
MASON CITY. Ia. July n.-(sDeeiAl Tel
esram.)-Dr' Fred Albert. city Dhysicia
and prominent young physician And s0l
seon' died suddenly this morning froz