The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-08-03
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Called By Death


Mrs. O. W. Kjeldahl of North
Fork, who had been at the Paynes-
vile hospital for about month, SUI
| fering from acute nephrltis following
secondary infection of erysipelas,
passed away Wednesday evening OF
last week at about 8 o'clock. Mrs.
, Kjeldahl fought bravely and was ap-
parantly winning her fight against
the Grim Reaper until Tuesday when
she suffered a relapse and gradually
grew weaker until death relieved her
of all suffering.
Gusta Amanda Kjeldahl was born
| in North Fork township April 70,
1874. She was the daughter of And
| rev and Thorborg Moen, both OF
whom have preceded her to their
Eternal Reward, the former Dec. ID,
1919 and the latter Sept. II, 1910.
She became the wife OF Ole VIII
helm Kjeldahl at the Big Grove
church July 1, 1901, and was the
| mother of six children, namely, SAM
luel, Theresa, Alvin, Oscar, Gladys
and Elsie, all of whom survive. In
addition she leaves to mourn her loss
the sorrowing husband, three sisters
| and three brothers, Nels and Albert
Moen of Lake George, Mrs. j. b.
Kjeldahl of Brooten, Betsy, Anne and
Carl Moen of North Fork.
Mrs. >Kjeldahl was ever a. loving
wife and mother and her loss is Sc
| we're blow to the husband and family
who have the sincerest sympathy OF
their neighbors and friends.
Funeral services were held Sat
urday at the home at 1:3O and at the
Big Grove church t 2 o'clock, Rev.
Syre officiating.-Brooten Review.
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| Killed When Auto Overturns
| Pinned beneaah the running board
of the overturned car he had been
driving, Jihn F. McCaroll, aged Al,
was found dead from suffocaion
bou 1870 o'clock Teusday night at
the side of the concrete road be-
tween Morris and Hancock about
three and one-half miles south OF
Morris. He had evidently lost con-
troll of the machine which had swerv-
ed from the road and run partly up
a bank at the side, turned over and
pinned the deceased beneath. He was
alone at the time of the arcidnt.
! The deceased was born in Morris
! September 1, 1880, the son of Mr.. and
| Mrs. James McCarroll and made his
home here during the greater part OF
his life. He enlisted in the regular
army in October, 1916 after having
served on the Mexican border the
year before. In June 1917 he went
! overseas with the Fourth Battery, F.
A. R. c., serving in France for Ii
months. He also had four brothers
in the service during the World War.
They were Daniel, George, Joseph
and Thomas.
Funeral services for the deceased
will be held from the Assumption
! church Saturday morning at 10
o'clock. A military funeral will be
conducted by the Walter Trip post
of the American Legion and burial
will be at Calvary cemetery. All ex-
\ service men are asked to assemble at
the armory at nine o'clock Saturday
morning. s.
The deceased had for the past few
years worked as an automobile me-
chanic in this city and was well
known. He is survived by his moth
er, Mrs. A. L. McCarroll of Litch-
field; three sisters, Mrs. Robert Zahl
of Morris; Mrs. A. A.. Mullen OF
Litchfeld and Miss Eva McCarroll OF
Morris; and ten brothers, William
McCarroll Of Winnipeg, Joseph anc
Frank McCarroll of Boise, Idaho;
Daniel McCarroll Of Belt, Mont;
Thomas McCarroll of Shelley, Idaho
Ray McCarroll Of Pendleton, Ore;
Edward McCarroll of Sherwood, N
4 D.; and James, George and Robert
| McCarroll of Morris. Morris Tri.