The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-03-25
EVERETT JAMESON
Died ON SUNDAY
WELL KNOWN YOUNG WEST.
PORT BUSINESS MAN
DIED SUNDAY
BURIED HERE ON TUESDAY
MANY FRIENDS PAY FINAL
HOMAGE TO DEPARTED
SO YEARS OF AGE.

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expert medical treatment could do,
EluWard Eyer1tt Jameson lost
heroic battle Tor lie at st. Luke's
hospital, st. Paul, Sunday afternoon,
March Il, 1920, at $3.50.
Inc deceased began ailing about
two years ago with stomach trouble.
he was conveyed to st. Luke's hoS-
pltal four weeks prior to his death,
During his stay at the hospital he
was placed upon the operating table
three times. He suffered intensely
most of the time, but at intervals ha
appeared to rally and his loved ones
would be buoyed up with the hope
that the crisis had passed and ha
would soon be on the high road to
recovery. AS late as Thursday Of
last week cheering news from hia
bedside was received in Sank Centre
by his relatives.
Everitt was born at Randolph.
Dakota county, Mimi, May II, 1884.
He came to Sank Centre with his
parents when he was II years Of age.
He resided in this vicinity continu-
ously since that time, until FOUR years
ago when he embarked in the hRrd-
ware business at Westport.
The deceased attended the Sank
Centre schools, and while yet in high
school he entered the employ of the
Schleusner Hardware company and
was employed by their successors
the Wedge Hardware company until
he went into business for himself at
WestpoFt.
Mr.. Jameson was united in mar
riage to Mary Edna Hogan, daughter
Of Mrs. Mary Hogan, Oct. 1, 1914,
He was the only son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Jameson and besides the heart
broken wife and sorrowing parents
there are two sisters in the immed1-
ate family, Mrs. Gladys Carpenter,
of Merna, Alberta, Canada, and Vera
at home.
The deceased was highly beloved
member of Star in the West Lodges
A. F. & A. M; Sank Centre Chapter,
Royal Arch Masons; Sank Centrd
Council of Royal and Select Master
Masons.
Simple funeral services were held
at the Jameson home, corner Main
and Fifth streets, Tuesday afternoon
at 2:30, Rev. Goodger, rector OF the
Good Samaritan Episcopal church,
officiating. Mrs. Lynn Whitson, q
cousin of the deceased, presided at
the piano, and Miss Iverson sang
"Lead Kindly Light"
At the conclusion Of the ceremony
Star in the West Lodge took charge
Of the remains and lovingly conveyed
them to the Irish Catholic cemetery
where simple Masonic services were
held.
The floral offerings from friends
and relatives were most profuse, and
his bier and grave were veritable
wreath Of natures choicest offerings.
The pail bearers were all Masonic
brethren, and former school mates,
D. B. and Harry Caughren, Edward
Hansen and Percy Hansen, H. T.
Austin and Z. L. Kells.
The business places Of the city
were closed during the hour OF the
funeral. The people Of Westport
had learned to appreciate the deceas-
ed at his true worth. Every business
place in the village was closed all day
Of the funeral, and delegation Of
about 70 came down to pay the last
homage to their deceased neighbor.
Relatives from away attending. the
funeral were Mrs. Mary HOGAN and
con Archie. Of MINNEAPOLIS: Rov
whoople. a cousin Of the deceased,
also of Minneapolis. and the Misses
Rose and Margaret Donahue. anrts,
of Mrs. Jameson. Of MINNEAPOLIS.
Everitt was GENIAL. who1e-sonled
and upright gentleman who number
Oh HE friends nv his acm1aintances.
He will he greatly missed not onlv
nv his loved mes. hut in the Iodpe
and in his daily intercourse with his
fellow men.