Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-13
Mrs. Louise Whiteside Wilson. wife

mis-. Louise WnlteSlde wilson, W1Ie
of E. A. Wilson, president of the
North Dakota Improvement company
died SUDDENLY at her home at Fargo
last evening. Mrs. Wilson was well
known in Devils Lake where she spent
a greater portion of the summer
months since the opening of the Great
Northern hotel in this city. The cause
of Mrs. Wilson s death was a clot of
blood on the heart.
Yesterday evening she went to the
dinner table and made the remark in
a joking way that Mr.. Wilson need
not expect much to eat.
Before she had partaken of any food
she placed her hand over her heart
and said she felt faint and was in the
act of falling over when her husband
and others went to her assistance. She
was carried into the parlor, but before
a physician could reach her she had
breathcd her last.
Mrs. Wilson was daughter OF
George W. Whiteside, a prominent
manufacturer of Freeport, ILL.,, and
was about IS years of age at the time
of her death. She is survived by he1
husband and one son, Jack Whiteside
Wilson, aged S years, and her father
and two sisters, the latter residing at
Freeport, and both being married.
She was united in marriage to Mr..
Wilson about eight years ago at Free.
port, and since then has made her home
with her husband IN Fargo.
She was the mother of four children,
three having passed away.
Yesterday afternoop Sha had q visit
from Mrs. Robert Keller of the Wal.
dorf hotel and appeared to be in en-
cellent spirits and very happy. She
had been planning to make trip with
her husband to this city in few days
and she was feeling unusually well just
prior to the attack when ended her
life.
She was an earnest faithful member
of the First NJ. E. church of Fargo and
took a prominent part in all church
work. She had just retired from the
presidency of the Women IS Aid society
of the church and was recognized by
Rev. DR.. j. NJ. Walters as one of his
best aids in church matters.
She was a woman who was most low
able in her disposition, kind, generous
and exceedingly bright. She had made
many friends during her life in Fargo
and they join with the husband and lit
tie son and the other relatives in sin.
cerely mourning her loss.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson, the for
mer brother of the bereaved husband,
are on their way home from Los Ange.
les, Cal, and as it is not known by
which route they are returning, they
cannot be notified of the death and
the sad news will have to be broken
to them upon their arrival home, which
is expected today or tomorrow,
Until they arrive the date for the fu-
neral cannot be announced. The father
of Mrs. Wilson at Freeport will be ap-
praised Of the death at once.
John, last name unknown. recently
porter at the Chapman and Shirley bar
Der shop, is missing, and with him is an
o.vercoat, the property of George Rou-
tier of Mann IS department. store. The
porter was discharged Wednesday even.
ing and was planning to leave the city.
He was seen in Mann IS grocery depart
ment yesterday noon, apparently aim
lessly wandering around. Upon being
questioned he Informed the clerks that
ne was waiting for a friend. The loss
OF the coat was not discovered until
last evening when the description tai
lied with the missing porter. It is not
known in which direction he went,
John Rausnan was brought for hear.
ing yesterday afternoon on the charge
Of using q dangerous weapon with in.
tent to kill, having knitted Finlander
by the name of Anderson at Lawton,
who IS now in a very serious condition.
fausnan was bound over to the district
court on the charge.