Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-11-29

DIED

city, passed away at Farm1ng, "nele III
was visiting his mother, Nov. -, from
pneumonia, following influenza. -
: Deceased was 81 years Of age and was
born in Germany, coming to this coun'
try with his parents to Farming.
He was married to, Miss SUSANNA
Krey, six children being born to them
They are Catherine Of Avon, Gerhard,
Henry and Mary Of Farming and Bar
ney and Lens of St. Joseph. His first
wife died in 1906 and he was later
married to Mrs. Katherine Thomas. To
them one child, Anna, was born. There
are also FIVE step-children who survive.
Deceased was employed for number
of wears by the Pine Tree Manufacture
ing company. :, -.
interment was made at Farming.
Mrs Philip Kintop passed away at
St. Gabriel's hospital last Friday eve.
ming. where she had been confined with
broncial pneumonia. She had been i'll
for three weeks. Mrs. Kintop was a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph De-
roster of Belle Prairie, where she was
born, and was % years of age. ,'--''-
Besides her husband there is one son,
aged Is months, who survives. There
are also three sisters and four brothers.
Burial services were conducted at the
grave Saturday afternoon by Rev. Fr
Altendorf Of the Sacred Heart church.
Marcus Larson has received word
from his niece, Mrs. Folmer Sorenson
Of Nevada, Iowa, formerly resident
of Little Elk, stating that her husband
had passed away on Nov. 6, from pneu-
monia, following an attack of the in
huenza.
Besides his wife he is survived by
two sons, Tavern, aged 5 and Forest
aged Z. There are two brothers, Oscar
and Arthur, both of Minneapolis. His
parents, who were also residents of
this city, are now residing in Denmark
Mr.. Sorcnson during his residence in
Morrison county, was engaged in truck
gardening at Little Elk.
Ferdinand Eue passed away Wednes
day at the home of his son-in-law, E. E
Scholl, near Fort Ripley from apoplexy
Deceased was rs years and months
! of age. He is father of Albert Eut
of this city and was at one time a res
ident here.
Funeral services were held in this
city Thursday and interment was made
in Oakland cemetery.
| Miss Ada Okerman died at Faribaul
last Friday morning. Her remains were
J brought to this city and funeral services
held from her home in Pike Creek OF
Monday. She was a student at the STATE
school.
Louise, the year old daughter of JOIN
Krauczak, who resides on Maple street
died Friday, November %, from pneu
| monia. The funeral was held Saturday
morning, burial services being conduct
ed at the grave by Rev. FIR. Musial.
Mike Schreiner of Pike Creek died OF
Tuesday at his home from pneumonia
| following an attack Of the influenza
Deceased was born in Germany and wa
81 years Of age. He was engaged il
farming and was single man.
| Burial was at F1ensburg Wednesday
/ Marcclinc, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Hoffman, passed away Monda.
afternoon about 4 O'Clock from pneu
monia. The funeral was held Tuesda,
and interment made in the .Sacre'
Heart cemetery.
Miss Alma Forticr, who is taking tn
nurses training course at Mercy hos
pital, Chicago, is now doing nursin,
among the children of the juvenile cour
at Des Plains, near Chicago.