Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-04-16
Died

DIED-Mrs. Minnie r. Corbin, q
pioneer settler Of Morrison county and
a resident of Little Falls for more
than twenty years,sdied Tuesday morn
ing at II O'Clock atzstAe, home Of her
son, Max Corbin, 800 Sixth street
northeast, from old age. Her health 1ad
been failing during. the last year. She
was IS years old.
Minnie Lena (Burral) Corbin was
born in Herkimer county, n. T., IN
lS45. On March Is, 1867, she was
married to Dura Corbin, a Civil wal
veteran, at Minneapolis. The family
moved to. Morrison county. forty. SIX
wears ago and settled on homestead in
Swan River, where they: lived until
moving to Little Falls about twenty
years ago. Mr.. Corbin, who passed
away about two years ago, was for a
number of years postmaster in Little
Falls and the family is well Anown
here.
One son and one daughter survive.
Th. son is Max Corbin Of Little Falls
and the daughter is Mrs. II. w. Hill
born of Portal, N. D. There are also
sixteen grandchildren. Two brothers,
J. G. and J. II. Burrall reside in Lit
tie Falls and one brother, Charles,
lives in Milwaukee.
The funeral was held from the Max
Corbin home yesterday afternoon at
$3.50, Rev. Philip E. Gregory of the
CONGREGATIONAL church officiating. Mrs.
Corbin was q member of the Congrega-
tional church. Interment was in Oak
land cemetery.
Miss Blanche Mary McNally, 19-year'
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. NC
Nally Of Little Falls, died at st. Ga
brieis hospital Tuesday at l pm, from
complications following influenza. Miss
McNally was taken i'll at st. Cloud,
where she was a student at the normal:
A month ago she was brought home TO
recuperate. Her condition became
worse in a few days, however, ana sne
was taken to St. Gabriel's hospital
Miss McNally was born in Little
Falls November l, 1900, was raised
here and was a graduate of the loca!
high school. She was the only chiid
of Mr.. and Mrs. McNally, young lady
of pleasing disposition, unassuming and
a most dutiful daughter. Her friends,
who were many, sincerely sympathize
with the parents in their great be-
reavement.
The funeral was held yesterday morn
ing at 9 O clock from St. Francis Aav-
ier church, FIR. Lamothe, officiating. In
terment was in Sacred Heart cemetery.
Frank sobolewski died Wednesday
morning at 1880 at St. Gabriel's hospl-
tai from complications. He was y years
old.
Mr.. Sobolewski was born in Europe
and came to this country forty years
ago. Thirty years ago he came to Lit
tie Falls and the family has lived here
ever since. Mr.. Sobolewski was en-
ployed as head millwright at the Pine
Tree Manufacturing company's saw
mill here practically ever since ne
came to this city.
A widow, two sons and a daughter
survive. The sons are Toney and Alex
ander of Little Falls and the daughter
is Mrs. Math Mayors of Sarten. Mrs.
Mayers was here at the time of her
fathers death.
The funeral will be held from St.
Adalbert g church this morning at =
'clock, FIR, Suzczynski officiating. In
terment will be in the church cemetery
Mr. SobolewsH was member of the
local Maccabee lodge.
Mrs, Jake Pointek died
Thursday evening of last week at hei
home at $40 Sixth avenue northeast
from tuberculosis. The funeral. was
held Saturday from the Polish Catholic
church, Father SuczynsH officiating
Interment was in the church cemetery.
Jacob J. Wolters Of Swan River died
at his home Thursday Of last week from
heart trouble. He Wa % yean old