Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-05
JAMES FULLY, LOCAL.
PRODUCE MERCHANT
EXPIRES SUDDENLY
FOUND DEAD IN BEN WHEN Sis.
TER WENT TO AWAKEN HIM
CORONER poNoc HUE CON.
DUCTS INQUEST.

Death suddenly took James Tully.
prominent Ottawa man yesterday aft,
ernoon at the home OF his mother,
Mrs. Catherine Tully. 1919 Post street
The cause Of Mr. Tuly's sudden pass.
ing was attributed by doctors to heart
trouble.
Mr.. Tully was i'll at no time before
his death, and as late as Sunday night
was on the street talking to friends
Sunday evening he returned home at
about 8 O'Clock and retired for the
night. lie arose Monday morning at
about ) o'clock and talked to his
mother, brother and sister. Complain
ing that he was not feeling very well,
ne retired again To his room. His sis.
ter asked him il he wished doctor
but he said little sleep would be
the best medicine" he could take.
He told his sister to awaken him
about O'Clock, and that was the last
time he is known to be alive. When
4 O'Clock came his sister went to
arouse him, but received no answer.
She opened the door and discovered
that he was dead
A doctor was summoned. who de-
clared that Mr. Tully had passed away
not over an hour before. Coroner Tim
Donoghue Conducted an inquest this
morning. The jury returned a verdict
OF death due to neuralgia of the heart
The deceased was born in this city
June IL, 1856, and spent his entire life
here, only leaving the city a couple
CT times for a short period. In 1909
he was united in marriage to Grace
McCaleb of this city. His wife passed
away just year after their marriage
ana since her death Mr.. Tully lived
with his mother
Nearly all his life was spent in the
Wholesale business. working most OF
the time for his brother. the late
Thomas Tully, who passed away eight
months ago in the City hospital After
his brothers death Mr. Tully engaged
in the wholesale produce business
with his brother-in-law, Arthur
Holmes. Mr.. Holmes quit the bust
ness Sept. IA, 1929, and since that
time Mr.. Tully conducted the business
at l0t7 North La Sale street
Mr.. Tully is survived by his aged |
mother Mrs. Catherine Tully. and the
following sisters and brothers. Miss |
Anna of Grand Rapids Mich Mrs. f,
Matt Gahan of Wallace township. Mrs. /,
Arthur Holmes, Mrs Ernest Mink and |
William, all of Ottawa.
Funeral services will be held at St |
Columbas church Wednesday morn |
ing at. 3 o'clock and interment witt |
be made in the family lot in st. CO
lumba's cemetery
Mrs. Martha Goodman,
Mrs. Martha Goodman, 81 years old |
South Ottawa woman, passed away |
at her home, GOT West Glover street,
at O'Clock this morning. Death was
attributed to a complication of dis
eases from which she had been all
ing for the past six weeks
The deceased was born Aug. T.,
1885, in this city. March H. 1906, she
was united in marriage to Alley Good
man. She was a member of Florence
lodge, ID. of R., and was also a mem
ber of the Womans Relief Corps.
To mourn her passing, besides her
husband, she leaves three children.
INtN, hdIl anu IltlSll, lIei pdlChtoi
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stienke, and two
sisters, Mrs, Thomas Kelly and Mrs.
Karl Smith. all of ottawa.
Services will be held at the home
at o'clock Thursday afternoon and
interment will be made In the Ottawa
avenue cemetery.
Mrs. Elizabeth Nekie.
Mrs. Elizabeth Nickle, 80i Pearl
street, passed away at midnight at Ry-
burn hospital, where she was removed
at 6 o'clock last night Mrs. Nickle
had been in falling health for about
three months, and while her death was
pot unexpected to the attending physi-
clan and her intimate friends. the
news of her demise came as great
shock to her many acquaintances.
Mrs Nickle was born in Germany
sixty-one years ago. She came to the
United States when but small girl,
and for the past thirty-tive years had
made her home in Ottawa.
She was a member of the Ben Hur
lodge and was highly respected by all
her neiehbors and acquaintances.
Her husband, the late William
Niekle. passed away several years ago.
Surviving she leaves three sons,
Henry Nickle of Deland Springs Fla
William. living at home, and Charles
of West Ottawa
Service will be held in the Glad
felter undertaking parlors at 800
Wednesday afternoon, with Rev. Fl.
H. Hartman in charge. lnterment will