Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-31
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Patrick ". Hayes, . piioiiies1 l4 80
dent of Morrison county, passed away
at st. Gabriel's hospital yesterday at
2:30 p. m. from chronic Admits, al
ter an illness covering period or a
year. He had been seriously i'll Tor
only week. ) l2ag..... s ss
Mr.. Hayes was born in Limerick,
Ireland, on August Is, 1912. He came
to America with his father and two
sisters and a brother in 1919 and plo-
Gated at Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
He liver there until 1854, when he
moved to Minnesota, locating at st.
Paul. He took employment as travel
ing salesman for Beaupre & Kelly,
wholesale grocers Of st. Paul, which
position he held for fifteen years. In.
1871 he moved to Little Falls, where
he has lived continually over since
with the exception of nine years.. when
he lived at Long Prairie:
On December 20, 1866, he was mar
ried to Miss Alice Churchill of this
city. She passed away here on Deem.
Der 3, 1913. Il
For many years Mr.. Hayes was en-.
gagged in farming on q tract of land!
just south Of this city, but he retired
several years ago and has lived in this
city ever since. He was one of the
Oldest members of the Little Falls fire
department, belonging to the North.
Star Hook & Ladder company.
Four daughters survive the deceas-
ed. They are Mrs. B. F.. Case of st.
Paul. Mrs. F. Cary of this city. Mrs
F. H. Nero Of Minneapolis and Mrs.
Ed. N. Ebert of Bemidji. There are
also four grandchildren, W. Leigh and
Forest Cary and Clayton and Howard
Ebert. All were here at the time Of
his death.
DR.. Nero of Minneapolis, Mr.. Case
OF St. Paul and Forest Cary of WEIGH
will be here for the funeral, which
will be held from the Sacred Heart
church tomorrow afternoon at 8
O clock.
Timothy Osher of this city pass.:%.
away at St. Gabriel's hospital yeste,-
day at 1880 a. m. He was 68 years
Of age. Death was due to paralysis.
:. Mr.. Osher was born in Canada in
January, 184S. He came to this vicin-
1ty many years ago, following the oc--
cupation OF lumberman. Over 81 years;
ago he suffered stroke of paralysis,
which deprived him Of his speech and
made him helpless cripple for the
remainder Of his life. For many years
he made his home at the Batters house.
He was placed in st. Gabriel's hosp
tai about 20 years ago and has been a.
charge of the city.
The funeral will be held this AFTER
noon at o. lock from Simonet 8 mo--
que. Interment will be at the Calvary
cemetery.
A telegram was received at Pierz:
Tuesday by N. Hennen, telling Of the
sudden death Monday by heart failure
of John Kramer at Vancouver, Wash.
The deceased was about 81 years of
age. He was born in Fond du Lac
county, Wisconsin, where he grew to-
manhood and where he married, Mrs.
Kramer before her marriage being
Miss Veronica Ackermann.
J., The family later moved to Michigan
and to Long Lake, Minnesota, and.
about 30 years ago settled in Granite,
this county. Six years ago they NOV
ed to Vancouver, Wash.
Besides his wife, a number of grown
up sons and daughters survive him.
among them JOS. Kramer, who lives at
Vancouver ' .s:a 4
Mrs. Kate Kedrowski, wife of Law
renee Kedrowski of the West side,
passed away Tuesday at 4>p. M, at
her home at 500, Eighth street south
west, from cancer, at the advanced age
Of 80 years. Deceased had suffered
from the affection for over three years
and had been confined to her bed for:
nearly a year. =
Mrs. Kedrowski was born in Germany
in 1885. She leaves to mourn her de-
mise, beside her husband, several
grown children and other relatives. +
The funeral will be held from the
st. Stanislaus church at Swan River az
10 o'clock this morning and intermentz
will be in the church cemetery. =
Mrs. Matilda Lemieux of this cit.r
passed away at the home of her son
Dennis in the extreme southeastern
part of town, Sunday at the advanced
age Of 90 years. Death was due to-
old age and rheumatism. es-s
Deceased was making her home with
her son Dennis. He and another broth,
er, Alex, also Of this city, are the only:
surviving members of the family. :
The funeral was held from st. Fran
els Xavier church Tuesday morning.
Rev.. Fir. Lamothe officiating. Inter
ment was in Calvary cemetery. =:
Mrs. John Kuka of Swan River
/ passed away at her home Thursday of
last week from pneumonia, after. a.
short illness. She was 80 years Of age.
Deceased leaves husband and four;
children, ranging in age from to- IL,
years. -, i
The funeral was held Sunday after,
noon from st. Stanislaus church, Swan,
River, and .interment was at that;
place. 81
Mrs. Julia Kalis, wife of Joseph Ka-
lis Of Bowlus, passed away at St. Ga
briefs hospital Tuesday morning from.
erysipelas, after a short illness. She.
was 38 years of age. zs..
Deceased is survived by a husband
and ten children. She also leaves q
mother and other relatives. G,+
The funeral was held at Elm Dale