Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-04-23
OBITUARY

MRS: CHAs: E. NC LAUGHL1N
MRS; Mamie Jane Mclaughlin. below
passed away last sunday. ASH ao at
St. Luke's Hospital at st. Paul, follow
ing an operation. at the age Of forty
e en a sns vs b tHs
her unttmely death: The children are
James Erwin. just mustered out Of
service from Camp LAWS; Harry Hun
home on furlough; Ernest William,
student at the University; and Ruth
Virginia and Charles Edward at home
sisters: Mrs: E. r. Adrich Of Wi1imar,
Mrs. F. p: Rozum Of Miles City, Mont,
and Mrs. 8: 9: Eelty Of New York City;
ad number Of other relatives.
Mrs. Mamie Jane Mclaughlin, nee
Hunter. was born January "a. 1870, at
spent at IN the er same state
During the greater part Of the past
tWenty-seven years she has resided
at Willmar.
were conducted at the residence and at
| the Presbyterian church. Rev. w. Bryn
J9nfs oftlciat Led assisted BY Reg Peter
bearerS we're d Mes as EdW var e. H Rafl
man, 6. NJ. Winney, Geo. H. Bitterness,
Swan Anderson. julius Thorson and F.
H: Livingstone The interment took
place at F>airview.
the obseauies were MI. and Mrs: W. H;
and Mrs: F. ?: Rozum Of Miles city,
swank Of Wahpeton, n. Oak; and Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Hoffman Of Breckenridge.
| MRS. OLE Peterson.
Mrs; Alice Henrietta Reese Peterson
passed away at her home three miles
April II. 1919, after short illness Of
ten days from inflammation Of the stom-
ach: She was at the time of her death
still a young woman, 40 years, 8 months
Andrew township December 81, 1878.
Her parents aren't were Ole and Hannah
Ke Fees ,a beth de deceased On the 18th Of
Peterson. The last nineteen years they
have lived on the farm where she pass
ed away. Her husband and five child
rem are left to mourn her: Amy, Gladys,
Ethel. Stella and Earl one child, Ruth,
died in infancy Mrs. Peterson leaves
also one sister. Mrs. Ole Nyman of Lake
Andrew and William and Carl, recently
discharged from the army, and large
number of other relatives. Short fun
day afternoon and afterward at Az the the
Eagle Lake church. Rev. E. O. Larson
and Rev. Nicolay Nilsen ofhciated These
services were Very impressive: A sole
'Kom Kom Thi alt er Rede," and 2
quartet composed of IIilda and Eina1
Gyn1ld and Marie and Walter Baker
"M6des Hist Yea Floden." a The inter- ter
ment was made in the cemetery by the
CHURCH paaao The he pallbeare9s were; Mrs H
jones' Rsef Mrs. NM r. S S Re Mrs Mrf
erson and Mrs. P. w. Peterson.
MRS LISA ULsTEEN
Lisa Ulsteen was born in Norway
the home of her daughter. Mrs 8. +
Lee Saturday evening, April 10 at clever
this country thirteen years ago and set
tied at Cyrus, MINI. Here they resid
ed four years, then moved to Brooklyn
step-sons John and Einar Ulsteen. Whel
her husband passed away about fou
years ago she moved back to Cyrus
Last summer in May she came to Will
Mrs. o. T. Lee. The funeral was hell
Tuesday afternoon Rev. J. N. Ander
sen 9ci atdaEson The up pail bearers wer
Vim: Lundberg, Marh. Johnson, Andrew
Dastad and Anton Bake Intermen
was made in the Synod cemetery cas-
attended the funeral were: Peter Q: Lee
Of Cyrus and Mrs. Anton Ettesvold an,
Mrs. Hans Olson Of Scandal. MINI.
AUGUST w. ANDERSON.
August Anderson, for twenty year
/ q settler Of Svea, passed away last Fri
day. April 49,, 1919 from the ailment
I incident to old age, having been IL
for years time. He was born in Skara
| borgs Lam, Sventorp parish, Vester got
land, Sweden, January %, 1S41. At tn
time Of his death he had attained tn
age of over 70 years. He came to Amer
lea in the year 1892, settled in Svea IL
4 1899. In 1876 he was married to Johan
ma Lov1sa Carlsdotter. who still sur
wives him together with the children
/ John Anderson and Mrs. Nels Thelin
who live at Svea. and Carl residing a
1 home. Seven children passed away be
fore. There are twelve grandchildren
The funeral was held at the Svea Luth
i eran church on Monday, April 81, Rev
/ j. B. Sorenson off1ciated. Mrs. Soren
/ son sang an appropriate song. The pal
i bearers were: Swan Swenson, J. R
Swenson, Martin Swenson, Aug. John
| son, P. o. Nelson and A. O. Nelson
i 1nterment was made in the cemeter,
at the church.
/ JOHN SCHEIB.
John Scheib passed away April 18th
1919 at 1:45 p. m. in Lone Tree town
ship Chippewa Co., from gland trouble
] at the age of 81 years, 8 months an,
l day. The funeral was held Saturda!
morning at the Jacob Gerstle home il
| this city at 10 a. m. and at the Cath
| olic church at 1920, Father McDevit
4 off1ciated. The deceased is mourned b,
his mother, Mrs. Jacob Ziehl Of Ray