Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-03
MRS. SUDLOW IS
CALLED BY DEATH
Prominent Charity Worker and
Splendid Woman Goes to
Her Reward Above.
SICK ONLY TWO MONTHS
Had Lived and Worked in Rock Is
land for 30 Years and Was Be-
loved by Thousands.

Mrs. Mary L. Sudlow, s23 Twenty
third street, widow Of the late
H. B. Sudlow, died yesterday
morning at O'Clock after
having suffered with Brights disease
for two months. The death OF Mrs.
Sudlow occasions more than usual re-
greet inasmuch as she was one of the
most beloved women in the city and
an efficient worker among the poor.
Hundreds of friends and acquain-
tances join with the immediate rela-
tives In their grief
Mrs. Sudlow was born in Ames-
vile, Ohio, April &c, 1899, the daugh-
ter OF Hiram and Rachel Gable, late
Of Davenport. When a girl she at
tended a young ladies' seminary at
Lyons. Iowa, from which she grad
Uated.
MARRIED IN DAVENPORT.
Jan. 10, 1868, Miss Cable was unit
ed in marriage TO Henry B. Sudlow.
In 1882 the couple moved 10 Rock Is
land and made this city their home.
Mr.. Sudlow preceded his wife in
death, having died Aug. ! 3, 1905.
During her long residence here.
Mrs. sudlow actively engaged in var
ious charitable enterprises, was prom
inent in the Bethany Home sssocia-
ton, the Associated Charities, church
work in general and the Broadway
Presbyterian church in particular,
having been a deaoonness there. Her
character was such that she rejoiced
in good work OF all kind. She was a
member OF the Daughters Of the
American Revolution.
THE SURVIVORS.
The immediate survivors are a son,
G. f. SudlOw OF this city and a sister,
Mrs. J. s. Wylie. The late Il. r.
Gable OF this city and the late George
brothers, she was a cousin OF Hon.
Ben Cable and an aunt Of H. S. Gable
OF Rock Island.
The funeral will be held from the
home tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock. Rev. w. S. Marquis OF the
Broadway Presbyterian church offi.
ciating. Burial will take place al
Oakdale cemetery. Davenport. Ser.
vices at the grave will be private.
MRS. MARY TRACY.
Mrs. Mary Tracy died at the home OF
her nephew, Frank Lawler, 252S
Eighth avenue, yesterday afternoon al
1880 after an Illness OF four weeks
Of diseases Mrs. Tracy was born in
Ireland O. years ago, coming TO Amer
lea when a girl Of 10. She took up hel
residence in Davenport, subsequently,
removing to this city II years ago
She was married 10 James Tracy II
this city in 1867. her husband proceed
ing her id death by Al years. Mrs
Track was a devout member of Sacred
Heart church. She is survived by
niece. Miss Lawler, and two nephews
Frank and Daniel Lawler. all of thi
city The funeral will be held from
the home of Frank LAWYER, 252S Eight
avenue. tomorrow morning at O'Clock
Rev. J. L. Lockney officiating Buria
will take place at Calvary cemetery.
GUSTAyE VAN HOE.
Gustave Van Hoe died at his home
1911 Twelfth street, last night at
o'clock. as the result of stroke o
paralysis sustained two weeks age
He was born May Il. 1919, in Define
Belgium. coming 70 America in 1896
He was married 10 Miss Marie Va
Kerrebroeck Feb. u, 1872. He is SUI
vived by his widow. four children. JC
seph F., Charles, Mrs Mary WITCH an
Miss Bertha Van Hoe Of this city
The funeral will be held from st
Paul's Catholic church tomorro,
morning at 9 O'clock Burial will TAX
place at st. Mary's cemetery.
MRS. ANNA N. HETTER.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Hetter died at he
home. 1912 Fifteenth street, Saturda
night at 1852 after a six weeks Il
ness. Death was due TO a complies
ton Of diseases. Mrs. Hetter wa
born in Copenhagen, Denmark. Ma
16. 1867. coming to America and Ia
Ing up her residence in this city
1870. He was married to John {
Hetter Oct. IA. 1855. Besides her hu