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iii. r. Gioe. 70. manager Gate city
more 90. chief clerk Woodmen OF the
/ World.
it-.oeorge Fslconer. a. engraver
! i5-Rev. NJ. b. L,owrie. 20. Denver, foun-
\ der OF Omaha Presbyterian seminary;
Mrs Blvira Hickman. 90, Nebraska pio-
2O-Miss Sarah Jane Barrows. 81. pioneer
ai-George Merrineld, co. wire chief
| Union Pacific railroad telegraph depart
2S--s. d. Barkalow. n, pioneer news
dealer: Joseph Redman. s.. pioneer of 1855.
2s-Dr. Gustav Hahn, 90. druggist.
1-Charles singer, 81. retired business
5-John Grant. rs. civil war veteran.
pioneer paving contractor
e-Herman j. Meyer "a. retired bust
1S-Martln Iangdon. a. pioneer lawyer,
1854 Sarpy and Douglas counties.
| 1S-N. b. Falconer, rs, Central City.
former dry goods merchant OF Omaha.
2o-Miss Freda Ramsey Omaha, thrown
| from horse at Santa Barbara, Cal,
n-Mrs. John Kennedy. IS, wife OF pio-
neer farmer who homestesded land on
2-Henry M. Browning, 80. street car
advertising manager; Mrs Caroline NJ.
Logan. g; first white woman married in
27-Mrs. q. r. Rathbun. pioneer of 1870;
q. s. Guild. civil war veteran and news
2s-Norton Gould. 81. Douglas county
| pioneer.
81. Fred Kerr, 80. founder Of an alb
stract company.
1-Alfred C. Kennedy, 50. pioneer real es-
tate man, active in civic affairs; Mrs.
Daniel II; Wheeler, 7s. pioneer Of ISL;
| conductor, killed on duty.
S-Dan Davis, 80, city detective,
6-Mrs. William Wilkie. Ss, wife OF rail-
S-W. o. Larsen, business man killed
\ In automobile accident. Rev. W. +. Doc
! ley, b3, New York City. former vice presi-
| dent Creighton university Nat Maynard
| Brigham. ST. Hamilton. o.. noted singer.
former United States marshal Omaha
s-Joseph r. Doherty, 70. pioneer busi-
ness man. civil war veteran.
It's, c; Buriingim. ", former banker At
l5.T6omas ~ Mccssue. g. pioneer
ls-Mrs. e. r. Mohier, IS. mother OF
president Union Pacific railroad.
H-Larmon r. Pruyn, 65, real estate
..2-Mrs. Fannie A. Field. 81. pioneer of
2i-charles Gardner. n. pioneer building
2sIMrs Jean Godso. rs, pioneer of
AUGUST.
i2-Wiliam Henry Munger, 70. Judge Of
United states district court.
| H-Fred J. Shorter. 81. local manager
Swift Packing company.
| B-Joseph q. Eastman, 20, civil war
veteran. meat inspector. South Omaha.
B-Ben n: Chedeck.42, medical exam
liner Ancient Order OF United workmen.
N-Miss Neva Turner, -. head Of Do
nestle Science school.
| IA. G. Sloan. so, pioneer Of Bellevue
| and South Omaha. gardener.
] 2t-Bert A. Rodgers. %, street traffic
officer.
a--EimeI seume. bookkeeper and cash
Ter Metz Brewing company.
| 0-Patrick Garvey, SO, pioneer OF 1851
| SEPTEMBER.
| Nv. A. Bell. ~ civil war veteran and
pioneer druggist.
s---Mrs Helen NJ. wormsley. es terri
torial pioneer OF 1855.
5--Mrs. Jacob swartzlander. 7s, pioneer
1l-Joseph II. Schmidt. 81. prominent
l6-Anton Trockendrod. 4s. sculptor and
designer Of many Ak-sar-E3en floats.
H-Mrs. Frances a. Morsman. S. promi-
nent In church and charitable work.
2-Eulalius N. Groh, a. former mis-
sonary in Central America
| 3-Mrs. Sarah MacDougaii. 10. noted
Sunday school leader: George d. Trout.
BE- pioneer telegraph operator.
SnGe9rge n Hicks. es. real estate
resident; A. J. Haynes. s.. hardware mer-
Ss-Thcmas A. Miller. rs. civil war vet
eran.
&-.H. T. Brass. IS. pioneer undertaken.
South Omaha.
@.-Dr. s. x. spaiding. Ss. physician and
OCTOBER.
Mrs. Catherine Sullivan, "a. Nebraska
pioneer OF 1856.
mrs. Eliza W. Patrick. 70. Nebraska
pioneer OF 1851
n-0eorse q. Powell. 70. pioneer stock
is~Mrs. Mary Mangun, 70, pioneer OF
1857, Peter Miles, 70. pioneer Union Pacific
i5-Dr Peter S. Leisenring. 7s. San
diego, former Omaha physician.
1e-D. v. sholes. so. pioneer real estate
is~Henry BoIin. ss. former treasurer of
iss siSs sSl \. McKelvy. 50. department
manager. Woodmen of the World.
H-M. G. Jones. u pioneer salesman
ai-Sirs, Emily J. Phelps. 50. widow of
pioneer contractor,
1-Paui 0etzschmann, 81, president Fest
4-Humphrey Lynch. 10 pioneer railroad
man; w. II. Madden. s., passenger corr
/. ductor. Union Pacific railroad.
6R; R Kimbail. ~ prominent in bust
Mrs. sophia Duve. %. pioneer of
prominent in church activities. injured
In tornado OF 1913.
dS. Benson. MsOs }EsAS p sS1E oSss E;
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Insurance man and churchman.
l4-Mrs. Martha b. Olsen. rs, pioneer
iB-John Forai. 81. pioneer Bohemian.
H-Thomas Hayes, "a. retired lieutenant
NJ r. wilhelmy. pioneer hardware
merchant; George p. cronk. "a, Frank
lin, Pa. coal dealer. formerly Of Omaha
= 22-Mrs. Thomas Fitzpatrick. wife OF
dry goods merchant. and notable for
r ss.Mrs. Arthur NJ Yoder. 70. pioneer
$ ss~Mrs. Hettie Schroeder. q. pioneer OF
DECEMBER.
u Mrs. Mary A. Fried. 72. widow OF
lpioneer wholesale merchant.
, 9-Mrs. JOY Martin. Chicago, daughter
: OF Judge George b. Lake, Omaha.
) lf-Frederick NJ. Baker. 46 buildinf
contractor; Mrs. Mary Gate Croft. ~
+ 2o-John J. Larkin. 81 pioneer paokln,
lhouse cmploye. South Omaha; Mrs
u Henry EhrenpfoFt, So city pioneer
George $. Powell. 65; department man
aver. McCord- Brady company
d @-Vietor Caldwell. 81. president Unite,
" States National bank.
&-Mrs. Mary Me0inty. pioneer OF 1855
p The state at Large.
JANUARY.
n 2-Mrs. Gertrude Jansen. 50, Beatrice
g. pioneer OF Gage county,
REV, Luther =. Ludden, 81, ViiliEtor
W y. D.. Lincoln pastor for twenty-seve