Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-05-24
DIED

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dent of Morrison county, passed away
Monday morning, death: being .caln4s caused
from hemorrhage of the brain. MI; Far
row was taken suddenly i'll Thursday
noon, suffering from Bright s disease,
and was rushed to st. Gabriel's hospi-
tai, where his condition became steaqi-
ly worse until death came. fs,ii',s:<
The deceased was born March 'h'28,
1857, on farm in Green Praifies;M s;Mhere
he lived until young man, when sWiith
his parents he moved to ST.. tA4thoV,
which is now Minneapolis. After living
there time they moved back to Morri-
son county, settling in Two Rivers,
where Mr. Farrow lived until the time
of his marriage to Miss Sara Muncy.
After his marriage, Mr.. Farrow ymaYed
to Royalton. where he. started tho first
meat market in that village. { sAftef' 4iv-
ing inARoyalton few years MI Fa1row
came to Little Falls, starting meat
market which he sold later to "A: w.
Zaloudek.> While still in this business
he built the Columbia hotel, which he
ran for about year, until appointed
Chief Of Police under L E Staples,
mayor. a.. jtf{IsIf,sii'f,,>l1,
he later moved onto q farm tho and
q half miles south of the city; M4ate, he
conducted dairy business, selling milk
in this city for eight years. At the dis
continuance Of the dairy business, Nj.
Farrow purchased the livery barn ON
Second street and First avenuei 'A0}ftth
from N. Fl. Newman in which business
be continued until the barn burned
down three years ago. Since tho time
Of rebuilding he has been fnsi4ISy, i4IIy, ,4Ae Z |e
building as a storage room for' autos
in connection with his garage qn First
street north, which he has with h 'son
Charles, been running for aboNf five
years. Mr.. Farrow was also in the, ,iY-
cry business on second street south nn-
til fire destroyed his barn. y;ty5. +,
Mr.. Farrow was member Of the
council as alderman from the ,Ffoufth
ward, and was in his second term. i, ,{, s. !,
He was member Of the Odd Fellows
and A. o. U. w. lodges. s,}:,.'|f# 't!'sI=tlIl
He leaves to survive him three sons,
Charles, Warren and Gordon al OF: this
city. Z. .::7... r. -. -.
Mrs. Farrow died about a year ago.
The funeral was held last Wednesday
from the house at 1880 p. m. and from
the Methodist church at 300, the Odd
Fellows conducting the services at the
home and cemetery and Rev. Service at
the church. r., ',7&:.'
The body was taken to Royalton for
interment.
o. w. Nordlen passed away Saturday
May Is, at the state sanitorium at
Walker, death being caused from tuber-
cnlosis. The deceased was born in
Sweden, coming to this country while
still young man. He has been occu-
pied in numerous occupational pursuits
chiefly as q mine laborer, but in later
years conducted farm in Pike Creek,
The funeral was held Wednesday from
the Swedish Lutheran church, burial be.
! ing made in Oaklond cemetery.
William Laviette of Niche, N. D.,
passed away at st. Gabriel IS hospital
Thursday, May 18, death being due to
spinal trouble. The deceased has been
at the hospital for some time, entering
in March, 1917. The body was buried
Saturday afternoon from st. Xavier Z
Catholic church. Interment was at.6a.
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