Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-14
Henry f. Wellensiek.

Wymore, died at his home there A woo"
and two children survive.
Henry F. Weilensiek.
~ Syracuse, Neb.-Henry F. Wellensleh,
72. died at his home five miles south OF
Syracuse from heart disease 1ollow,ns an an
illness Of three weeks: Mr. We,ieI snn Inue
a. 1s49 He came to America at the age
Of 16, settling first in Clayton county,
Iowa, and then moving to NeprasKa n, aa III
1879 and settling on the farm III osase
county where he died.
Mrs. Hannah Vandegrift.
Loup City, Neb.-Mrs. Hannah xanu nti,
grift. 90. died at her home near austin.
She had resided in the same vicinlty ior
nearly so years. Her husband died many
years ago She leaves several chlidreh
and may grandchildren anu great sr'"u-
children.
Mrs. Emma Hurd.
Friend. Neb.-The body Of MRS: A Emma I'M
Hurd' IS. who died at McCook, Neb, was
brought to Friend and buried here by the
side of her husband and two sisters
she was former resident OF this Iocal-
ity and one Of the first settlers IN s"i'h'
county
Thomas C. Foster.
Pawnee City. Neb.-Thomas =, Fosteo tos a.
years. died at his home here. he Is sur
viyed by his wife and two sons, Rey,
Harry Foster and DR.. John Foster soth
of Omaha, and one one daush'er' iatl N'ss
Mrs. A. NJ. BetnOgle.
Reatrice. Neb.-Mrs A. NJ. Betnogle or
Adams. 70, pioneer OF that city, aiuu IT,. a.
her home there after a prolonged illness
She is survived by one daughter and two
sons.
Infant Mcintyre :,
Nebraska City. Neb.-Madeline: one OF
the triplets born to Mr.. and Mrs: Neal
Mcintyre In this city on January 4, diea
last night following an illness OF put "a q
few days Another of the tripiets Is III
and fears are entertained for its recoV-
cry.
Harry NJ. Steven.
Shelton, Neb.--Harry M. Steven, ~, one
of the consulting engineers OF the Gen
eral Electric company at Schenectady.
N Y, died at the Ellis hospital in that
city. Mr.. Steven was born and raised IN
Shelton and Is a graduate OF the Kansas
state university. His parents MT. ana
Mrs Ja:nes Steven, now residents OF Law
renee, kan, were among the early settlers
in this community. He is survived py
his wife. father and mother two brothers
and two sisters, one of the latter oeing
a. teacher in the American college at
Honlulu T. H. The body was brought TO
Shelton for burial.
Mrs. Ella johnson.
Ella johnson. AZ, who died at her home
in Omaha was held here yesterday, Rev
J. M. Boutwell, of the Methodist church
conducting the services. Mrs, Johnson
was the sister of Leonard and Tinsley
Tabor OF this city. She leaves her hus-
band, W. E. johnson, and three grown
children, Ernest, Edith and Olive johnson
Of Omaha.
F. f.. Cassida.
David City, Neb-F. E. Cassida OF Con-
way Ia died at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. C. Duncan. Death was due
to pneumonia.
Shelton, Nep-Henry Albers, 66. died
at the home of his sister. Mrs. Martin
Mattison, who lives three miles east OF
Shelton. He was a resident OF Lincoln
and Lancaster county for more than 40
years. He came here in 1915 to make
his home with his sister and the past
three or four years had been totally
blind.
Mrs. Margaret Campbell.
Atlantic. Ia, Funeral services we're
held for Mrs. Margaret Campbell. widow
of William Campbell and formerly en-
gagged in the operation Of millinery
store here for many years. Her death
occurred at her home In Omaha. Mrs.
Vile, KY. For many years she was
teacher in the rural schools of Guthrie
county
Mrs. Theodore GOttschlaE.
Beatrice, Neb.-Announcement was re-
ceived here Of the death of Mrs. Theo
dore Gottschlag, formerly a resident of
the Plymouth vicinity, which occurred
at her home at Banner. Okl. The body
will be taken to ohowa, Neb., for burial