The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-07-29
dan E. BRADLEY, Sc
DIED TUESDAY NIGHT
THE DECEASED WAS RESIDENT
OF THIS COMMUNITY FOR
MANY YEARS -. :
FUNERAL 2:3O SATURDAY.
OTTO WARNER, OF KANDOTA
TOWNSHIP, SUCCUMBS TO
LONG ILLNESS -,
Daniel E. Bradley

Daniel E. Bradley living long past
his allotted time passed away at the
home of his daughter in this city, Mrs.
Myra e. Molitor, Tuesday July 20,
1926, at 8:45 p. M. The deceased was
sc years of age and death was caused
by wearing out of the human ma
Daniel E. Bradley was born at Jan
eau, Wis, Oct. 80, 1910. Because of
the poor health of his parents he re-
manned with them until he was past
20 year of age when he located at
Galesville, Wis. May %, 1866 he was
united in marriage to Miss Lorraine
Gillette at Galesville. The family re-
sided at Galesville until the spring of
1865 when they migrated to Mime
sofa locating on a homestead three
miles west Of Sank Centre, the farm
now being owned by s. L. Ingram.
Three children were born to Mr.,
and Mrs. Bradley: Mrs. Myra A.
Molitor Of this city at Galesville,
Wis; Milo o. Bradley who passed
away in this city in 1915, and Mrs.
Mary Inez Bradley Pryor, of Strom,
Cam, were born on the farm near this
city.
Mrs. Bradley died at Strom, Can,
May II, 1910, while Mr.. and Mrs d
Bradley were visiting their daughter.
Mr.. Bradley left the farm in 1912
and moved into Sank Centre where
he has since resided. For several
years he has made his home with his
daughter, Mrs. Myra Molitor.
| Besides the two daughters men,
| toned above the immediate relatives
left to mourn are the following
grandchildren: Mrs. Fern Ripley,
| Minneapolis; Miss Lois Pryor, Glen
Pryor, Allen Pryor, Kenneth Pryor,
Alice Pryor, all of Strom, Can;
Claude G. Bradley, Toronto, Can,
and Elmer A. Bradley of Sank Cen
tire. There are also six great grand
| children. There is one surviving SIS
ter, Mrs. E. Doty of Sank Centre.
Mr.. Bradley was thrifty and indus
trious citizen, splendid neighbor,
kind and indulgent husband and faith
er. He was raised to the Sublime
Degree of Master Mason over 60
years ago. He was a member of
Star in the West Blue Lodge of this
city and Sank Centre Chapter, Royal
Arch Masons. The deceased was very
dSdSO III ndSOlllC oil dlTS uuCll d CULI-
paratively short time before his
death. The development of his COM
munlty was always of keen interest
to Mr.. Bradley.
Full Masonic funeral services will
be held Saturday afternoon. First at
the Masonic Temple at 2:30, and
later at the grave in Greenwood GEM
etery where the remains will be laid
to rest beside those of his wife and
son.
The sympathy of the community 60
to Mrs. Molitor and other relatives in
their affliction.
D.
Former Sank Centre Lady Dead
Monday of this week DIR. J. A. Du-
Bots received wire from Rev. F.
L. Flinchbaugh, Wilkes-barre, Pa,
announcing that his wife had passed
away Monday July %. The deceased
will be remembered by Sank Centre
residents as Miss Anna Hendryx,
second child of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
r. Hendryx, former publisher of the
Herald. She spent her girlhood in this
city and moved to Cincinnati with her
parents upon leaving this city about
1901. The deceased was married
twice. Her first husband was resi-
dent Of Utica, N. Y. He died few
years after the marriage. About
seven years ago the lady was married
to Rev. F. L. Flinchbaugh, rector Of
the most prominent Episcopal church
in Wilkes-barre. Besides the husband
the immediate family left to mourn
are five-year-old daughter, parents,
brother and sister.
The deceased was born in this city
about 43 years ago. She was very
talented lady, and her many friends
in this city were shocked when the
announcement Of her death was re-
ceived. Burial was made at Cincin-
matt today, Thursday.
D.
Otto Warner
Otto Warner, much respected Kan
dota farmer died at the University
Hospital, Minneapolis, Friday July
%, 1926 after about two years of suf-
fering from ulcers Of the stomach.
The unfortunate man had been con-
fined to his bed since last October,
and his passing ends intense suffer-
ing.
Otto Warner was born in Stems
joo, Sweden, April 26, 1860, and
~ uooyC old