The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1914-02-13
THE DEATH ROLL

Henry Frank and Mr.. George kits.
Mr.. Frank. so years old, died Sunday
morning, death being caused by paraly-
sis. The deceased was a native of New
York state coming to this section of the
country with his parents seventy years
ago and settling on the farm where he
spent his entire life. He leaves widow
and two sohs, Mr. Ernst Frank of Farm
ington and Mr.. Louis Frank of Concord.
Two granddaughter Miss Elva and
Miss Marjorie also survive.
Mr.. Kills passed away Sunday at his
home, death being caused by paralysis.
The deceased was ninety-twO years old
and came here with his parents some
years in advance of the Frank family.
The two families were neighbors for 70
years on their adjoining farms. Mr..
kits is survived by one son and three
daughters, his wife having died some
years ago The son is Mr.. Frank kits
of Concord and the daughters are Mrs.
Minerva Jeralman, Mrs. Lena Reigle of
Madison and Mrs. Ernst Frank. Three
grandchildren also survive. Miss Elva
Frank lost both of her grandfathers in
the death of MIR. kits and Mr. Frank
The funeral of Mr.. Frank took place
Thursday at O'Clock from the late resi-
dence in route 3, and Mr.. kits funeral
was held today at the same hour. The
Rev. E. j. Mathews of1iciated at both
services and the burial Of each took place
in the Pipersyille cemetery.
Mrs. Bridget Higgins answered the
final summons Tuesday morning at the
home of her son, Raymond Higgins, 304
West Milwaukee street. TIE deceased
was born December 26, lS49, in town of
Shields, where she lived her entire life
with the exception of two years spent in
Sun Prairie when she was first married.
Mrs. Higgins was good wife and moth
er and always a kind neighbor. She
had been in poor health for several
months and about two months ago came
to live with her son in this city,.
Her husband James Higgins preceded
her in death on June Is 1910. She leaves
family OF eleven children, two daugh-
ters and nine sons, also one sister, three
brothers and twenty-six grandchildren.
The Children are Mrs. 81 Bergen, Mad
ison; Phillip, Winona Mimi; James, Pet
er and Michel, OconOmowoc; Charles, La
Cross; Maud and Raymond, Watertown;
Elmer, Ft. Atkinson; Leonard, Beaver
Dam; William, Waterloo.
The funeial services were held at the
ST. Bernard's church Thursday morning
at $50 o'clock. Burial took place in St.
Bernard's cemetery.
Among those from out Of town at the
funeral of Mr.. William J. Williams were
the following: John Lewis, Mrs. William
Loyed., David Morris, John Edwards, Ed
ward Pugh, Randolph; John Jones,
Robert Lewis, MrsAnn Jones, Miss Mat
tie Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. David Evans,
Mrs. David Owen, David Owen, Walter
Owen, Mr.. and Mrs. Hotchkiss. MIR. and
Mrs. Printup. Mr.. and Mrs. Foley, Mrs.
David Morgan, Mrs. Lewis Loyed, Mrs.
David Williams, Mrs. j. Williams, Mrs.
Mary Humphrey. Cambria; William S.
Jones, Daniel Edwards, Columbus; E. J.
Evans, Beloit; Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Will
liams, Mr.. Chaster, Fond du Lac; Mrs.
Englehart, Mrs. Welsh. Mrs. f. r. Lewis,
Oconomowoc; Hugh Pugh, Edward Pugh,
Evan Reese, William Lewis, Edward
Morris, r. P. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Lewis, Mrs Evans, Ixonia.
Among those from out of town who
attended the funeral Of Mr.. Frederick
KOehn Thursday were the following:
MIR. ana Mrs. Gustav Arndt, Ferdinand
Koehn, Beloit; Henry Retzlaff, Columbus,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rupnow, Koshko-
nong, Mr.. and Mrs. August Kuehn, Willie
Schallert, Waterloo, Eddie Schallert,
DanvilIe; William Kuehn and wife, Wat
erloo; Mrs. Kathlow, Beaver Dam; Mr.
and Mrs. II. Rupnow, Milton Junction;
Mr.. and Mrs John Thauer, Miss Alma
Wilde, Milwaukee.
Word was received here Friday by
J. Malloy, from Seattle, WASH, annOunc-
ing the sudden death Of his brother-in
law, John Mcclellan. He was about 81
years old and is survive by his widow,
formerly Gertrude Malloy, one son by a
former marriage and one daughter. Mr..
Mcclellan was quite well known in Wat
ertown and the sympathy of many friends
is extended to his widow and children.
The many friends of Mr.. John R..
Berrymann will be sorry to learn Of his
death which occurred at Los Angeles.
Saturday. He formerly lived at Madi-
son and was frequent visitor in Water
town. He moved to the west about six
years ago. The deceased was the father
in law of Mrs. P c. Bergman, formerly
Miss Laura Skinner of this city.
Determine Date of Fair.