Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-10-27
DEATH OF MRS. GOODMAN.
Wife of Superintendent Of Montreal
Mining Co. Passed Away at Her
Home Tuesday Forenoon.

WIG Oh FRANK .. GOODMAN, super
intendent of the Montreal Mining
Co., cast a gloom of sorrow over
the entire community when it was
pa ssed around Tuesday forenoon
that she had passed away. Mrs.
| Goodman died at the family home
at Hamilton at 1880 Tuesday fore
noon after seven days illness due
to serious stomach and intestinal
complications which came to crisis
few days after giving birth to a
handsome baby boy. The son was
born Saturday afternoon and Mrs.
Goodman's condition became such
as to cause her husband and rela-
tives much concern. Several ply
sicianS were summoned and she
was constantly under the best of
medical attention, but despite all
this her life could not be. spared.
Cecilia Manderheld was born
Nov. IS, 1882, at Houghton, Mich,
She attended and was graduated
from the Atlantic Mine high school,
afterwards attending the Ypsilanti
Normal, where she became an ac-
complished musician, both piano
and vocal. At the conclusion of
her studies at the normal she aC-
cepted a position as teacher in the
Adams township system, Cont;nu-
! ing in that position seven years.
On July T.. 1907, she was united
in marriage to Frank B. Goodman
of Ishpeming at Houghton, her
brother, Rev. ?. f. Manderheld,
performing the ceremony. They
left immediately for Lark, Utah,
where Mr.. Goodman was engaged
in engineering work, and after two
years residence there Mr.. Good
man was appointed superintendent
of the Montreal Mining Co. and
they removed to Montreal and have
since resided there.
Besides her husband the deceased
leaves FIVE children, Frank, Jr., y
years, Cecilia, 6 years, Ruth, 4
years, Joan, years and John, who
was born three days before her
death. She is also survived by her
mother, Mrs. Emma Manderfeld,
and four sisters, Rose, Anna, Emma
and Marie Mander6eid, of Hough-
ton, and four brothers, John Sebas-
tian Manderfeld of Baltic, Mich.
Rev. Peter Mander6ed of Munising
Mich, Robert Manderheld of Han
cock, Mich, and Edward Mander-
field of Mexico. Mrs. Mander6eld
and her daughters and sons, with
the exception of the one in Mexico,
arrived at the death bed on We'd
nesday. Other relatives present
were Mrs. B. J. Goodman, Sr,
mother of Supt. Frank B. Good
man, and Mr.. and Mrs. B. J Good
man, Jr.. of Houghton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Austin Goodman were visit
ing DR.. and Mrs. B. V. Van Stra-
tum at the time, Mrs. Van Stratum
being a sister of Mr.. Goodman.
Funeral services were held from
St. Ambrose church, Ironwood
yesterday morning at 9 O'Clock
Solemn high mass was celebrated
by Rev. Father Manderheld with
Rev. Father Morarity as deacon
and Rev. Father Nawas as sub
deacon. Interment was at River
side cemetery. The pallbearer,
were J. NJ. Price, V D. Johnston
H. F. Ringo, W. H. Kirby, J P
Diederichs and n. E GauthieT
The funeral cortege was large
one, hundreds Of friends paying
their last respect to the departed
Mrs. Goodman had large circle
of friends and acquaintance anC
won her way into the hearts o
hundreds Of people through hei
pleasant disposition and her many
acts of kindness. She took activ,
interest in and was always ready
and willing to work for cause TO
charity or the public good. She de
voted a great deal OF her tins t.