Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-24
MRS. j. E. HANEY
/. CALLED BY DEATH
Mother of Congregational Minister Ex.
pires at Home of Daughter
In Odell, Ill.
FORMER RESIDENT OF MOLINE
Husband Had Served as Pastor of the
Methodist Church Here-Mrs.
Amanda Olson Passes,

James ". Haney, who was pastor OF
! the Methodist church of this city dur
| ing 1877 and 1878, died at the home of
! her daughter, Mrs. A. E. Ioder, in Odell
H., yesterday. Mrs. Haney had lived
| in Moline after her husbands death in
| 1900 and friends over the entire city
are grieved at word of her passing.
Jane Elizabeth Haney was born in
! Genesee, Wis, Dec. IA. 1874. She was
educated in Aurora, H., and was mar
ried to Rev. James W. Haney in Evans
ton, ILL.,, June IS, 1862. Four children
were born to the union, three of whom
/ survive: Mrs. W. V. Richards and Rev
Richard S. Haney of this city and Mrs
Mary l.. Ioder of Odell III. The eldest
, daughter, Mrs. Nellie Shute, preceded
her mother in death, passing in 1913
One sister, Mrs. Alkaline Palmer, OF
| Santa Ana, Cal, also survives.
| Funeral will be held from the home
of W. V. Richards, 1415 Twelfth street
at $50 Tuesday afternoon. Rev. ]. E,
Conner will officiate, assisted by DR.,
r. G. Pearce of Rock Island
Mrs. Amanda Olson.
Mrs. Amanda Olson, 5425 Third ave-
nue., died at Sis this morning after an
illness with heart trouble. Amanda
Odell was born in Moline May 5, 1871
She was educated in the Moline public
schools and lived here all her life.
! She was a member of Idun lodge No
10, Ladies of Svithiod, and of the
Martha Aid society of Emanuel Eng
lish Lutheran church. Three children
Arvid, Elsie and Alice, all at home
and her mother, Mrs. r. Odell, and
two sisters, Mrs. NJ. Nelson and Mrs
C. Nelson, and one brother, Oscar
! Odell, of East Moline, survive her. Her
husband died IS months ago.
Funeral will be held from the home
at $50 Wednesday afternoon, Rev. Mr.
Bloomgren officiating. Burial will be
| in Riverside cemetery.
Mrs. kristina Osterman.
An illness extending over period
Of three months ended when Mrs.
kristina Osterman passed from. her
home in Chicago last Saturday. Mrs.
Osterman, who was former Moline
woman, was living with her son, Axel
Osterman, at the time of her death
She was member of the Swedish
Free church and was well known
| throughout the city. She was born in
Vermland, Sweden, Feb. 10, 1850.
Burial will be in Chicago.
James Allen.
James Allen, former resident OF
Moline, died in Waterloo, Iowa, yes
| terday afternoon. Body will arrive
in Moline tomorrow, and burial will
be in Riverside cemetery. During his
residence here Mr.. Allen lived at
| Twenty-ninth street and Eleventh av-
! enue.
LYLE Russell Peterson.
Lyle Russell Peterson, 1-month- old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. P W. Peterson
Twentyzthird avenue and Thirty-first
street, died early this morning. He
was born March %, 1916, and is sur
vived by the parents and five brothers
Glen, Dean, Edward, Lester and Ray
mond. Funeral will be held from the
home at $50 tomorrow afternoon, and
burial will be in Riverside cemetery.
Mrs. Otto Wahlgren.
Funeral of Mrs. Otto Wahlgren was
held from the home, 416 Third avenue
Moline, at 8 yesterday afternoon. Rev
]. E. Seth of the Mission tabernacle
officiated Burial was in Riverside
cemetery. Pallbearers were Gus
Tropp, Gust Lyon, Albert Lindquist
Erick Wyman, Will Bergstrom ant
Eric Johnson.
John +. Lage.
Many friends in Moline and vicinity
are today grieved at word of thu
passing of John F. Lage, former resi-
dent of this city, who died in the Kan
sas City hospital at l Saturday after
noon. Mr. Lage was on his way t
Excelsior Springs, Mo-, when taker
i'll at Kansas City.
Remains have been brought to Mo
line and funeral will be held from thu
home Of his brother, Herman Lage
lol9 Eleventh avenue, at 10 Tuesda,
morning. Burial will be in Riversid,
cemetery Masons will be in charge.
| John F. Lage was born in German,
N 1858. He came to America witt
his parents in 1883, coming direct tt
Moline, where he lived till % year.
ago. He then moved to Sheridan
Wyo.. where he conducted a meat mar
ket for a short time. Later he wa,
connected with the Continental OF
company.
The marriage of John F. LACE anf
Helene Sindt took place in Davenpor
in 1901. The widow and daughte,
Helene are left to mourn the passing
A sister, Mrs. Anna Hayden of Calf
fornia, and two brothers, II. N. ant
Gust of Moline. are also bereaved.
Albert Gary Mortenson.
Albert Gary, 5-menths-old son O
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Mortenson. PIP,
Fifteenth street, A. died in the cit,
hospital at 2:30 this morning TIL,
parents, brother. Arnold, and tw,
sisters. Florence and Ruth, survive
heV. {. W. Nelson will officiate at fu
neral services which will be conducte,
at tomorrow in the home. and buria