Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-17
Obsequiies

/ Thomas Weidman.
Red Oak. Ia.-Former Senator Thomas
/ Weidman, SO, died at his home here. He
was one of the last Of the real pioneers
,of Montgomery county. lie came to tina
county In 1851 NJ. Wsidnntn vas
native of Columbia, ". J. While he was
sUI' a boy his parents rnogcI TO pennsyl-
waits arc shortly after ths- 70 sout"
western Iowa. Mr, Weii:naI served as
81 I.e repi esentative In the iwii'i-se 2nd
AMI Tventy-third general assemblies a;'u
la.ar as state senator fr5in Mont somGr:
couity
W,niore, Neb.--Franh Wilson, 2e CO..
m npr o. Clinton, Ind, d,ei o, Bufllng
tot. tiaii No. IA, near "ymI'e. He was
returning home from -olot.lo N accent
OF faii.ne health, acc"inol'i'd ID by his
mother and brother.
Miss Marcla Newman.
Beatrice Neb.-W6rd was received here
Of tho death Of Miss Marcia Newman,
| formerly Of this city, which occurred at
| her homs at Lincoln. She was daush-
ter of Mr. and Mrs 8. d. Newman.
Charles Gray.
Broken Bow, Neb.-Funeral services for
| Charles Gray, 81. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
w. G. Gray OF Galloway. were held IN
the Episcopal church in that city, under
Gray was killed at the Union Pacific
crossing east OF Shelton when his truck.
which had no brakes, ran broadside into
the engine OF an approaching tram.
MIS- CARA Rhodes.
Wymore, Neb.-Mrs. Clara Rhodes,
pioneer resident of wymore. died here
after a prolonged illness.
r. G. Prigsa.
Wymore. Neb.--P. c. prigga, old resi-
dent Of ons dss at ho the easg aSme wss as
brought to Wymore for burial.
John &. Dorrance.
Pawnee City, Neb,-John Gilmore Dor
rance. an oId.time resident Of this place
died at his home here after a long sick
moss.
Lyons Neb.-Andrew White. 70, . pio-
neer citizen and business man Of this
was brought here for burial. He Is sur
vived by daughter, Grace, living In
England. and two sons, George Of Los
Angeles, and II. s. Of this city.
Jeremiah Camp.
Beatrice, Neb.-Jeremiah Camp, 70, for
more than 40 years resident OF Gage
county. died at his homo in West Bea-
trice.
Beatrice. Neb.-Funeral services for
Mrs. Henry siebe, pioneer OF the Ply
mouth who died suddenly at her home,
were held In the Friedsen church.
Peter Peterson.
Ruskin. Neb.-Peter Peterson. an old
time citizen Of Ruskin, died at an ad-
yanced age at his home here.
Louise Hewett.
Lodgepols. Neb.--Louise Saddington, rs,
born In Appleby- Magma. England. died at
her home here. She was married to Wal
ter Hewett at Manchester, England. and
came to America In 1885 and tocated in
Chicago. Mrs. Hewett and only daughter.
Henrietta, homesteaded in Garden
county.
Elizabeth Ellis.
Beatrice, Neb--Word was received here
of the death OF Mrs. Elizabeth Ellis, 70,
formerly of this city. which occurred at
her home at Lincoln. She was the
mother OF Frank Ellis, night captain OF
the Lincoln police force, md Writ Ellis,
who resides at Bridgeport. Neb.
Charles Owens.
Madison, Neb.--CharleS Owens, pioneer
resident Of this county. died suddenly at
his homo here. He ate a hearty supper
and was at work moving the lawn when
he was suddenly stricken He was born
at Davenport. Ia, January 6. 1881. in
1875 no moved to Missouri Valley, Ia,
and In 1891 came to Madison county
where he has since resided with the ex-
ception Of few years at Fremont.
Henry 9. Stewart.
rs, resident of this county for more
than so years, died at his home in Table
Rock. He was born at Cleveland. After
leaving Ohio he lived for few years In
to Nebraska. Funeral services were held |
in the NJ. E. church. He is survived by
his wife. who has been an invalid for |
many years, and daughter, Mrs. Ida |
Rock.
william North.
Lodgepole. Neb.--Anothcr Of Lodge
poles old settlers died at Rochester.
tory. William North was born in London.
England. April 20. 1866. Hs came to
America at the age y II years.
william Robinson.
m. - T-t- - III
q, pioneer Of Nebraska. who lived in
Washington county over 10 years. died
at the home Of his son. Charles Robin
10 son Of this city, n NJ FGDn,On was born
braska. settling near Kennard. IN 1858.
He later moved to Arlington. Mr.. Robin.
son was one OF the first men to make
for years engaged in this industry near
Arlington. About 20 years ago he sold
his farm near Arlington and moved to
stock business His body was taken to
Kennnrd for burial
Mrs. w. II. Siegel.
Beatrice. Neb.-.Mrs: ". n; slegel. an
died at hospital here.
Claude Harrison.
West Point. Neb-Claude Harrison, -.
OF Beemer. who fell from a hay stacker.
breaking his back and severing the spinal
cord. died In Omaha. He was q native OF
oldest families Of that place.
Two Die at Fremont.
Fremont, Neb.--Two deaths were re-
corded here Friday. Mrs. Maggie Dur
ham, Al, suffered stroke OF paralysis.
Charles Sorby, 40. succumbed to four
years illness He had been confined to
his home for Is months. He was well
known in this section and an enthusiastic
worker In the Modern Woodmen of
America lodge. Both funerals will be
held Sunday afternoon.
Drowned In Lake.
Columbus Neb.--The bodies OF Prof.
J. II. voss and his daughter. who were
drowned yesterday in Holt county when
sized They were brought here by the
wife and two surviving daughters. The
bodies will be taken to the family home
at Carthage, Ill. II
MRS. Henry Seibe.
Janson. Neb.-Mrs. Henry Seibe died
suddenly while sitting in a chair. sup
posedly from heart disease, brought on
by tho protracted heat.
John Glur.
Columbus, Neb.--John Glur. so, q resi-
dent Of Platte county half century.
was found dead In the Loup river. His
body. lying In shallow water about rs
feet from the bank. was discovered by
two little boys. Mr.. Glur was born In
Switzerland. Resides his wife. he leaves
four sons and three daughters.
Walter q. McMichaei.
Moorefield. Neb.--Walter q. McMichaei.
Of heart disease. Mr.. McMichaei had
been In the hardware and implement
business here ever since this town
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