Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-30
DEATH RECORD
Andrew NeIRnard,


ABERDEEN, s. D.. Aug. 2s.-(Special.l-
Andrew Melgaard, who settled in Brown
county In 1881, being one of the earliest
!, settlers In this portion of South Dakota,
died at his home in Aberdeen Sunday, aged
3 60 years. He was a,native OF Norway, but
came to America in 1853, locating first at
Minneapolis. In 1850 the family came to
Brown county and Mr.. Melgaard settled on
claim which Is now a part Of Aberdeen
Later he located a tree claim adjoining
the city limits, which he presented to the
city two years ago for a park thereby
giving start to what promises 10 become
an elaborate chain of parks in the city
Ills wife and five children survive the
pioneer.
John r.. Costello.
D HURON, s, d.. Aug. 2G-(Speclal AN
nouncement OF the death of John +. Cos
tclio, at hospital m Rochester, Mimi.
Saturday night, is received with much re-
greet in this city and at Lis home in Cavour,
In the east part OF Beadle county Mr.
Costello has long been a resident OF Cavour
and was one OF its foremost citizens and
business men, He was publisher, OF the
Clarion, at that place, and identified with
tho best interest of the city. a widow and
three children survive him. Funeral SER
vices took place from the Catholic church
In Cavour, conducted by Father Byrnes,
anil was largely attended,
Mrs &. :. ValIen.
The funeral OF Mrs. c, ). Nallen, SIS
South Twenty-second street will be held
Wednesday afternoon at ESQ o'clock from
the residence of her daughter, Mrs ~ J..
Swanson. 900 California street, to Forest
Lawn cemetery. The services will be con-
Quoted by Rev. \. HUT and rey. +, NJ.
= 1.ndberg.
Mrs. valien was ~ years Of age and ia
survived by her husband, three daughters,
Mrs c. A. Swanson of jamestown, y. T.;
Mrs \. =, Swanson Of Omaha and Mrs.
T. osburn OF omaha, and by three brother5
in jamestown, n, Y, and brother in
sweden,
u. Marsters.
, FAIRBURY. Neb. Aug 29.-(Special y
The funeral services OF the late IL. Mar
sters were held from Steele's chapel
Monday at p, m. Rev. Mr. Gil
bert of the Methodist church Of
Floating large number OF the order
OF Railway Conductors attended the flu
neral. MFR. Marsters died from an operation
In Salt Lake city Utah, last week and the
body was brought to Fairbury for burial.
lie leaves widow, two daughters and a
son. AIR. MsFsters was Formerly a con-
ductor on the Rock Island out Of Fair
bury.
Mrs. MHEdaiena schultz.
SUTTON. Neb., Aug. SpeciaL)-Mrs
Msgdaleus Schults born at orange, o,
April 4 1885, died az the home OF hor daueh-
ter Mrs. A. IohRson ut Greeley Center
Saturday. Mrs. schultz came 10 Clay
county in the early 7Os and has lived here
continuously until the last five years The
funeral was held Monday from tho Metho
dist church, Rev. John Calvert officiating,
Mrs. W, q. Perry.
HARVARD, Neb Aus. s9.--tSpecial) D.
Mrs. w. r. Perry died sunday al the hons
OF her scn, Frank Perry, at Red Cloud
The body was brought here for burial
Nir. and Mrs Perry have been residents OF
lIaN ard FOR more than thirty years, Mr.
Perry being the senior member of the hard
ware firm OF Charles Perry & Co -Four
! sons Roy OF Clay Center Frank OF Red
cloud. Charles and Fred Of Harvard sur
fVye her.
Mrs. Anna NItOush.
4 IOWA CITY. is., Aug. 9.-(Speciall-
s,AIrs. Anna Yitoush is dead here, in heI
seventy-seventh year. SURVIVING are hel
husband and six children. Three OF th'
latter are Frank and Joseph Vitoush OF
oden.' Neb and Mrs. Katherine Resdlcl
OF Odcll, Neb.
Joachim EickhOffe.
FALLS CITY. Neb., Aug. 9-tSpeciall-
Joachim Eiclhoffe. an Old resident Of Rich
ardson county. died Monday, lie was born