Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-19

the son OF A. 7. Kraabel, lieutenant
governor Of North Dakota He grad
uated from Hope high school last
spring, entering the collegiate sec
ton OF the Students ARMY Training
corps this fall. He was just 10 years
of age. His brother. Rolfe Kraabel,
is also a member of the s. A. 7. c.,
and a Junior in the university. and
has been with him all during the time
Of his illness. He was not consider
ed seriously i'll until just a few hours
before death occurred, the relapse
taking place very suddenly. VI
Fred T. Marzolf. who died late last
evening, was just % years of age He
leaves a mother. Mrs. Athena Marzolf
of Kramer, N. d. Fortune P. Catel-
lier died this morning about II
O'clock at the base hospital in the
old Phi Delta house. He had been
considered seriously ill for several
days and his people were with him
at the time of his death. He was also
just % years.
Two Died Here Friday.
Frank Taylor Of Grand Forks died
last night at a local hospital follow
ing an attack of influenza and pneu-
monia. His case was not considered
serious until yesterday, and death fol-
lowed quickly after a. relapse.
Mr.. Taylor was we'll known in the
city. He was a member of both the
Elks and Mason orders and was popu-
lar In both. He is survived by his
wife, two brothers, and a sister at
Arvilla.
Mrs. Alice WEIGH Taylor. wife of
the deceased, today received a mes
sage from her father in New York
saying that he would come to Grand
Forks for the funeral, arrangements
for which have therefore been de-
ferred; no announcement about the
date set for burial services was made
today. n
After a weeks illness Of complica-
tons following influenza, Mrs. John
Vaughan, III Second avenue, died
last night at a hospital here. Mrs.
Vaughan was taken i'll last Tuesday
and her husband who is employed on
the, railroad was Immediately called
home. She seemed to recover some-
what but on Friday suffered a relapse
and was sent to the hospital. She died
last night about 5 o'clock.
Mrs. Vaughan was "a years old and
was born in st. John, N. D. She
came to Grand Forks foul years ago
with her husband and family. Be-
sides her husband she is survived by
a daughter and two sons; three broth
= Ia " I w
held in st. John, but no further ar
rangements have been made.
Dies at Mowbridge.
Word was received by relatives in
this city, of the death Of Mrs. William
J. McAlpine who died at her home
in Mowbridge, S. D. Mrs. McAlpine
was formerly Anna Kennedy of this
city. 1t is thought by relatives here
that her death was due to influenza.
Relatives received word a few days
ago that MI. McAlphine and a small
son were suffering from an attack OF
influenza, but both were reported to
be recovering when the news Of Mrs
McAlphine's death came.
Until three years ago MI. and Mrs.
McAlphine resided in Grand Forks
and after living in Grand Rapids for
a short time, moved recently to Now
bridge. The deceased is survived by
the husband and two children, aged 5
years and five months; Mrs. Mary
Kennedy of Fargo, mother of the de-
ceased; one sister, Mrs. K: NJ. Bowen
of Fargo and five brothers. J. P. Ken
nedy, Patrick Kennedy, Michael Ken
needy of this city and Hugh and Jerry
Kennedy Of Moosejaw, Canada.