The Sauk Centre herald., 1938-10-20
Sank Centre
Residents
Passed Away
Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Cass
And Henry Baldwin,
Old Residents, Called
LAIS FUNERAL MONDAY
Former Resident Called
At Ca1pio, N. D.-Sauk
Centre People Attend
Mrs. Caroline Morgan


Mrs. Caroline Morgan was called
to rest on Thursday, October 13
at 2:40 p. M, at the age Of 70 years
6 months and days. She passed
away in this city at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Eugene Taylor, with
whom she had resided for several
years. About ten years ago Mrs
Morgan suffered a fall at which
time she fractured her right leg
She never fully recovered from the
accident. Recently a cold develop
ed and complications which follow.
ed caused her death.
Mrs. Morgan was born on Febru-
ary z, 1858, at Verona, Wisconsin
On October Is, 1883. she was united
in marriage to Edwin G. Morgan
and they came to Sauk Centre and
made their home here ever since
Five children, born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Morgan, survive to mourn the
death Of a loving mother. They are:
Mrs. Carl Lay, (Nona), Of Brusett
Montana; Mrs. George Miller, Syl-
via), Sauk Centre; Mrs. Eugene
Taylor, (Edna), Sauk Centre; Mer-
ton G. Morgan, Milwaukee, Wis;
James o. Morgan. Sauk Centre.
Other surviving relatives are eleven
grandchildren, one great-grandchild
and the following brothers and sis
ters: Henry, Frank, Carl and John
Herman, Of Verona, Wis; Mrs.
Edith Beck, of Deerfield, Wis, and
Mrs. Emma Goth, Of Klevenville,
Wis. Mr.. Morgan, husband Of the
deceased, passed away IA years ago.
During almost fifty years Of rest
dence in this community Mrs. Nor
gan made many friends. She was
retiring in nature and devoted her
time to her home. 47f'
Funeral services, held at the First
Congregational Church in this city
Sunday afternoon at 1:15 o'clock,
were largely attended by friends.
All of the children were present at
the last sad rites, which were con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. p. J.
Jansen. Burial was made on the
family lot In Greenwood cemetery.
The pallbearers were: Al Liebel
Ernest Reznechek, Jack Orth, Sim
Botz, Herb. Saeger, and Fred Walk
er.
Mrs. Oliver s. Cass
Mrs. oliver s. Cass, a resident OF
the Sauk Centre community since
1895, passed away on October 18th
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs
Conrad Sunde, Fargo, N. ID. Death
came to her after a brief illness
from pneumonia. She was rs
years, 8 months and q days old at
the time Of her demise.
Alice Gary was born in Lake
Mills, Wisconsin, on June 20, 1858
She grew to womanhood in Lake
Mills, where on November "a, 1881
she was united in marriage to DIV.
er 8. Cass. They resided in Lake
Mills from the time Of their mar
riage until 1895, when they came to
Sauk Centre.
Six children are included in the
family as follows: Gary, OF Elm
hurst, ILL.,; Avis, (Mrs. George Muir
ray), Faribault, Mimi; Alta, (Mrs.
George Fisher. Eagle Bend, Mimi.
Alice, (Mrs. Conrad Sunde), Far
go, N. D.; Elbridge, Sauk Centre,
who resides on the home farm, and
Oliver Of Niagara Falls, N. 7. One
sister, Mrs. Frank Segrin, resides
In Sauk Centre, and there are sew
en- living grandchildren. Mr.. Cass
passed away in June, 1929.
Early in life Mrs. Cass united
with the Methodist Church and for
many years was devoted to all its
activities. Her time and talents
were largely invested In the mis-
sionary interests Of the church, and
any reference to her name, both in
the local society and the district
affords inspiration and general re-
sponse Of commendation.
Since her death many oral and
written tributes have been receiv-
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