Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-11-01
DIED

Richard O'Shea of Minneapolis, age
&c, the youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William O'Shea, former residents Of
this city, passed away at Warren on
October 20, from pneumonia.
Deceased was born and raised in this
city and lived here until about ten
years ago when he with his parents
moved to Minneapolis. He was employ
ed as bridge contractor at the time
of his death.
Mr.. O'Shea had been married about
four months and besides his wife, he
leaves to survive him his mother and
father and four sisters. Mrs. Harold
Bean of Minneapolis, Name O'Shea of
Washington, D. c., Marjory Of Mime
apolis and Mrs. John Gam of Minneapo-
los. Three brothers Arthur, who is train
ing at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, John, who is
in France and William, Jr., of Minnea-
polls.
Deceased is a nephew Of Mrs. Thos.
w. Cannon of this city.
Felix Como, for twenty-five years a
resident of this city, passed away last
Wednesday morning at o'clock at his
home from pneumonia.
Mr.. Como was born in St. Gertrude,
Canada, and was Sc years of age. He
was employed as millwright at the
Northwestern Milling, company's mill
for number Of years. Mr. Como was
also employed by the Pine Tree Manu-
featuring company for some time.
He was a member of the Modern
Woodmen and Eagle lodges of this city.
Besides Mrs. Como there are eight
children who survive. Albert Of St.
Cloud, Alfred, who is in the service at
Fort Mcdowell, California and Oscar,
Ernest, Edward, Maurice, Wilfred and
Laura, all Of this city.
Cecil Pearson Of Darling, who has
been ill with the influenza at st. Cab
riel's hospital, passed away at that in
stitution last Friday night. He was
taken to the hospital last Wednesday.
Mr.. Pearson is survived by his mother
four sisters and two brothers. They are
Cecilia and Fredia of Darling, Mrs. w.
Palmer of Minneapolis, Mrs. August
Hyttsten Of Michigan, Hugo and Ed
ward. The two brothers are with the
army in France.
Funeral services were held Sunday
at o'clock from the Harting under
taking parlors and interment made at
Darling.
Paul Bonik of Pike Creek, for thirty
five years a resident of Morrison coun-
ty, died Tuesday, October 20 from pneus
monia, following an attack of the infiu-
enZa. Deceased was As years and Z
months Of age. He leaves to survive
him wife and six children, who are
all at their home with Influenza.
A private funeral was held Wednes:
day from the home and interment made
in the Polish cemetery on the West
side.
Walter Stromstead, son Of Mrs. M
Stromstead of this city passed away
Monday morning in hospital at Carl
ton, where he was employed. Death wa:
due to double pneumonia following al
attack of the Influenza. Deceased wa
II years Of age.
| Besides his mother he is survived 10y
five sisters and three brothers.
| Private funeral services were held OF
Thursday afternoon from Harting's un
/
in Oakland cemetery.
Mrs. William Strand of Randall, VIII,
has been at Hall IS hospital sufferin,
with blood poisoning, passed away a
Gals last Friday morning. The decease,
was brought to the hospital last Thurs
day. Funeral services were conducte,
at 2 p. m. Sunday by Rev. E. B. Servic
of this city.
Jos. Djakovick, who has been i'll a
St. Gabriel 9 hospital with the influen
"a, passed away last Friday night. H
was taken to the hospital last Monday
Deceased was employed at the J.
thinner wholesale liquor house on tn
West Side.
Doris, a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Doucette Of Ripley passed ava,
at 6 CLOCK last Friday morning, dealt
being due to pneumonia following al
attack of the Influenza.
Mark Rolf, resident of Clough town
ship died Saturday, October 26, at hi
home from pneumonia, following an al
tack Of influenza.
! Mr.. Rolf was born April S, 1868 il
Two Rivers and was so years of age.
He leaves to survive him, besides hi
wife, four children, three brothers an
three sisters.
| Norman Chance, a son of Mr.. an
! Mrs. w. A. MCCARTHY of Clough town
ship died at his home the first of thi
week from heart failure, due to an at
tack of the influenza. He was II year
Of age.
Mrs. Charles Grove, for the pas
eight years a resident Of this city, pass
ed away at St. Gabriel 8 hospital Thurs
day morning at 4:30, after ten-days
illness. Death was due to pneumonia
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