Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-17

re,dRpOlnted M. M.~IWl lll1amS OF this
cityfas a member Of the board Of re-
gents Of the University Of Minnesota.
. Mr.. Williams received his first APP
pointme ent about six years ago from gov
ernor Eberhardt. -
DIED 49,.
> Saturday morning at 7:45 marked the
death Of Fred Gary at St. Gabriel s
hospital from Spanish influenza, with
which he had suffered but a. short time,
Although influenza was the Immediate
cause Of his death, Mr.: Gary had been
affected for mar years with disease,
hay!..nng Zig q likeness to paralysis and which
had thwarted the attempts Of a mum.
Der of i rPhysieianss ply Clans who have sought to
effect cure. Mr.. Cary had been i'll
with the disease for twenty-five years.
the last seven years Of which he was
confined to his bed at st. Gabriel s
hospital. Notwithstanding his suffer
ings, Mr.. Cary, whenever visited, was
always cheerful, appearing totally un-
mindful of his helplessness. This even
though in business life, he was one
"a q Uuoy ty pO VI 1ACu'
Mr.. Cary was born in March, 1867,
in Brooklyn, N. Y, where he lived until
10 years Of ago. From this point he,
with his parents, moved to Monticello.
In 1885 he came to this city, engaging
in railroad work After a residence
of a number Of years in this city, Mr..
Cary moved to Fargo, N. D., where he
continued in the railroad work, l>s
chosen profession. By this time he had
made such progress that he was next
in line for appointment as assistant
superintendent Of the Coast division Of
the Northern Pacific railway and would
: nave undoubtedly obtained the posi-
tion had not Failing health caused him
to retire from his work. On returning
to Little Falls in 1895, Mr.. Cary was
elected to the office Of city clerk. He
served - years in this capacity.
IN 1889 Mr.. Gary married Miss Nellie
Hayes, daughter Of the late Patrick
Hayes. To this union two children were
born, W. Leigh and Forrest, who are
in the banking business at Menahga. "
Besides the immediate family those
who. survive are his father, J. T. Cary
Of Emporia, Kan, Mrs. S. F. Staples Of
Duluth and Mrs. James Waring of Low
ell, Okla, sisters.
Private funeral services were held
ESzlzaay afternoon at / O'Clock and in
tscrnfe11t ~7vas made in Oakland cemetery
Mitchell Burton, a resident Of this
|city a number of years ago, passed away
at the Ma 20 hospital in Rochester Fri
day, after an illness Of long standing.
Mr.. Burton was born Dec 25, 1869 at
Peoria, Ill. Soon after his parents NOV
ed to Somerset, Wis, where he lived
until coming to Little Falls, number
Of years ago. While in the city Mr.
Burton worked for B. Burton, his broth
er. From here Mr.. Burton went to
Melrose, where he went into the cloth
ing business for himself. He was in
business at Melrose for some time be-
fore going to Albany, where he CON
tinued his business until going to In
ternational Falls Is years ago, where
he has resided since. t.
His wife and four children, TWO g.r:5
and two boys, survive him.
Funeral services were held Sunday in
st. Paul from the home of his sister,
Mrs. A. Rosenholtz, and interment was
made in the same city.
Brainerd Dispatch: Cyril A. Br1s-
bane, age 33, a. locomotive engineer at
Rowe mine at *Riverton, died of cancer
Of the stomach Friday at local hospi-
tai and leaves a wife and four chill
dren. He leaves his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Brisbane Of 1415 Norwood
street, three brothers, W. E. Of Man
kato, George of Kansas City, Mo-, and
G. L. Of Randall and a sister, Miss
Esther Brisbane. He was member of
! the knights Of Columbus. ~
! The funeral was held at 9 O'Clock
Monday morning from st. Francis Cath
olic church, Brainerd.
Miss Reufna Ganten Of Center, N. D.,
died Wednesday evening at 9 O'Clock
at st. Gabriel's hospital from infuen-
"a. Deceased was Is years Of age.
She, with her parents, had been Wis:
ting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Car
Trager, since New Years.
! Her remains were shipped to Fort
Clark. n. D., Thursday afternoon
where funeral services will be held ano
linterment made. :-s. -.
! Hugo Larson, aged p, whose HON. hom..
lis in pike Greek, passed away at 81
4 |Gabriel's hospital Tuesday afternoon a
Ia o 'clock. Death was due to broncnla
lpn.umonia. A mother, one sister an
Three brothers survive.
Funeral servives were held Wednef
i Afternoon, Rev. Elof Peterson Q
IA, ;ty officiating. Burial was mad
ne . md cemetery.
2 5E1 =VsAh sslI,A Il Axmark, aged ~, who's
,1:.s:. - -, >:ke Creek. died Monda:
,a..;.is aiss s 1els g ! Falls from tubercul
1ome . - 5. = father and moth,
is She leaves e11 : -
nd 3 number Of D held Frids
9 mourn 2, ner tlt:.s DEATH. :, Methodi
Funeral services wedfae, wj9eda
fternoon at the Swedh
hurch Of Culdrum. .da
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