Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-11-16
Obituary


NOV. =, was ~ years C44- : 1t a.
born at 81. Cloud. MINI. on March
Il, ,s69, the daughter Of Nj. and
Mrs. VIM. Murray. Her glElhOcd
was spent at =. Cloud ana 81 lie
Sueur, Mimi. and j U the year lS.aa
she accompanied her father 10 Iron
wood Mr. Murray was s railroad
contractor and supervised the bail3-
ing of the first railroads into Iron
wood and Hurley He died IN Iron
wood in the spring Of 1891. Mrs
Murray passed away While the fa---
+ lily resided al -. Cloud Mary J..
Murray and T. F. Egsn were united
in marriage al IrouwOod on Oet. -
1s91, and Immediately took up their
residence in Hurley and this eily had
been the residence OF the deceased 81
most continuously since thst time,
+ Three children were born 70 Mr.. ans
Mrs. Egan. 4 daughter. Miss Ella.
at home, and two sons. Lieut.. Will
Egan, NJ D., and Frank Egan. nov
in France with the Milwaukee bas5
hospital unit. Mrs. Egan became Ill
on Feb. /. 1915, with cancer CT the
stomach and despite the best Of med
ical attention. including treatments
by the Drs. Mayo al Rochester. the
rayages Of the aiiment could not b.
stayed She bore her illness with
ss.~-oz& - oscssv~ n-R E.v,nvas2 -vra 7,--- z.
the desire for again seeing her two
boys she fingered between life and
death for some time. Tits privilege
she was denied however, the Great
+ Redeemer having deereed otherwise.
/ The funeral was held Monday fore
noon with burial in the Hurley Gene
terry. Relatives from out OF town
who attended the funeral were Mrs.
". H. Mcmahon, Mrs. Margaret
Hayes and Miss Hazal German, Of
Chisholm: M and Mrs. Dan Egan
and Mr. and Mrs. John Egan, of Ash
land, and brother of the deceased,
( George Murray, of Brainerd, Mimi.
! Andrew Nyland died last Friday
morning at Runstrom hospital at
I IroDwOod. He had been sick with
/ pneumonia since the Saturday previ-
Gus. He was about 80 years old,
unmarried, and as far as known has
no relatives. known as big And
rev" he was familiar character alb
/ out the Senate Hotel, which had been
his boarding place the past fifteen
| years. He was a quiet, unassuming
young man, steady and Industrious.
He came direct to Hurley from Fin
/ land about Is years ago and worked
for time al the Germania mine
/ The past Is years he was employed at
the Cary mine. Burial took place
Tuesday afternoon in the local GENET
cry.
John Rubatt fell victim to pneum-
onia Wednesday morning. He was
IS years old and made his home with
his uncle, John Rubatt, Besides his
uncle he leaves his brother, Domenic
Rubatt. The deceased was employed
as miner at the Cary mine. The
funeral will be held this morning
from st. Mary's church.
Mrs David Martinki passed away
at the family home at Saxon on Mon
day, her death being due to pneumo-
mia. She was 81 years of age and
leaves her husband and four child
rem. Burial took place Wednesday
| forenoon at Saxon.
Maurice Butler, 16-years-old son OF
John Butler, died of pneumonia on
Tuesday. Burial took place in the
Hurley cemetery yesterday.
Jacob Kusisto, 40 years of age,
married, died of pneumonia on We'd
nesday. He was farmer i'll the town
of Carey and member of the town
ship board of supervisors. The fun
eral will be held today
Ruby Penrose. wife of viii Penrose
of Gile, died of pneumonia on Wed
nesday at the age of u years, Burial
took place yesterday in the Ironwood
cemetery.
Frank Bartolosi died of pneumonia
on Friday, Nov. :. at the Union hosp
ital III IronwooG. lie was - years
old and resided with his family at
Gle. Burial took p lace on Tuesday.
Howard Laverdure, 10 years old,
son of Joseph Layerdure OF this city,
died of pneumonia on Monday. The
funeral was held on Tuesday with
interment in the Ironwood cemetery.
John kowalkowski. y years of age,
married, died on Monday at his home
at Gile of pneumonia. He was emp
Logged as steam shovel runner at the
Cary mine and was we'll known.