, 1923-08-02

gu Out ul6 uuTclcutluS manu- anu
snatched from our midst a valued
citizen. Saturday afternoon at four
O'Clock Mike Quealy passed to his
final rest. Although Mr.. Quealy's
health has been poor for the past
two years, the suddenness OF his
death came as a distinct shock to
his family and friends. He had come
into Hanna with his brother in law,
Robert Jack, about nOon, spent an
hour or two attending to business
matters and buying provisions for
the ranch, and was about to start
out home when he was taken with
a severe pain in His side. After con-
sulting with DR.. Smith he decided to
remain in town for an hour or so
to see II the pain would not ease up
but within a few minutes andbefore
the doctor could reach him he pass
ed away. Mrs. Rees, Mrs. John
Redmond, Miss Marybelle Crilly and
Mr.. Otto Frederick were with him
when the end came. His family was
summoned at once and came to-
Hanna where they remained until
Monday when his remains were
taken to Laramie for burial. Mr..
Quealy was born in Evanston, Wyo.,
on June 18, 1872. He was the son
of the late Michael Quealy and has
lived all his life in Wyoming. About
twenty-five years ago he was mar
ried to Miss Clara Larson, who died
ten years ago, leaving a daughter
and three sons. Three years ago he
married Miss Emma Allison of Elk
Mo/Italn, who survives him Be
sides his widow Mr.. Quealy is sur
vived by his daughter, Mrs. Frances
Quealy Marine, his sons. James.
George and Niles, his brothers, John,
Thomas, Laurence and Niles, a sis
ter, Mrs. Robert Jack and his uncle.
p. j. Quealy of Kemmerer. Funeral
services were held from the Catholic
Church here Monday morning and
the body taken to Laramie for inter-
ment in the Quealy lot in the Lara
mic Cemetery. The pail bearers
were Messrs. David West, Harry
Larsen. John Milliken, Saunders Sill
timaki, Carl Dolling and Robt. Ellis.
Among those who ciNe from out of
town to attend the funeral were Mr..
and Mrs. p. J.. Quealy n son. Of
kemmerer, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Jack OF Rock Springs, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Sullivan, Mr.. John Sulli-
van. Miss Margaret Sullivan and
Miss Mary Wertheim from Shirley
Basin. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ellis. Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Richardson, William
Richardon. Mr.. Kleber Hadsell and
others.
The funeral OF Joseph Norris. jr..
was held Monday afternoon from
the opera house and practically the
whole town turned out to pay tri-
butte to the memory OF the lad, whose
life was snatchef so suddenly while
he was at his work in the mines. The
deceased was the youngest son OF
Mr. n Mrs. Joseph Norris of Sup
orior, formerly. OF Hanna. His faith
er came from Superior to take
charge OF the body. his mother is
abroad and will not be able to re-
turn to America until September,
and has not yet learned OF her sons
death.
Miss Margaret Mumm was confin-
ed TO her home for several days last
week with tonsilitis.
Mr.. p. J .Quealy spent Wednes-
day afternoon in ANN on business.
He drove to Fort Steele later in the
afternoon, being accompanied by
Mr.. c. ID. Williamson and Mr.. Robt.
Williamson.
Mrs. G.. G. Martin Of Rock River
spent Monday and Tuesday visiting
Mrs +. II. Martin.
: Robert Milliken, John II. Hughes
and Doc Stoddard spent Sunday at
Elk Mountain fishing.
Mrs. Harry G.. Larson will enter
tain Tuesday at bridge.
Bert Reynolds drove down from
Saratoga Tuesday afternoon on bus
ineSS.
Charles Il. Mitchell went 90 Chey-
enne Monday to consult Dr. Strader
about his eyes.
Mrs. Ira Clark and children. Edna
and Raymond. have returned from
Ogden and Fort Bridger wher they
have been visiting for several weeks.
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