Hide Article Text (OCR)
r a n -190 4 i al-1 byn .1a te rCitylatticity.theightndcr■mudgcthe' deceased was u member.It\ inters.William R.rmlers, aged 7 1 years lied at his home in Waverly Fridayevening a? 4:45 o'clock of heart trouble, Surviving are four sons. James of Waverly, Albert of Wichita, Kan.; Ovar of \Iton. Wc-ley of Easton; ami two daughters, Mrs. Katherine Sweet and Mis- Mary of Waverly. The funeral services were held at the residence Sunday afternoon at o'clock, conducted by Rev. 1* H. VK1uastor of the Baptist churchLouie Hagel and Miss Clara Stfasser t xtatlie live in Springfield, while Sister Qeni-| the pi vieve is a member of the order of j destro Dominic an sisters and is now at Vs-: baloltisumption, 111. Mrs Strasseras a member of theence cotI leadinI'hurch of Our Savior and lived a de- j Wrigl vout Chr stiati life. Stie will be deep j point ly mourned by her family and by ■many friends.The funeral will be held from the Church of Our Savior Tuesday morn*•- 'W;:I itig at 9 o’clock and the burial will besayuestsdie-t hatlighttionjurtInterment was made in Fast ceine- made in Calvary cemeiervtery.Fnrlow.Paul Carlow. ag«nl s years, a student at the si-hool for the blind, died the institution after an Illness of tort duration. For some time* the* *hi mm \lt;.i; saijlVmMi buililivi, s. Main si.. Friili)anil Sattutilay. Iiiuity i him h lt;»inhl.HI.KKM isuit i?\ R.iI havein Jurthe ‘blof thethis r at tortitive[ rethlt;remithi Id has been a sufferer from braintumor and the ease became quite sert-Sunda.v, resulting in his death atIDI.ho l s Dl.sllp \ I D.Monday morning Judge C, P Blockhouse, in compliance with ’heI.oc ton, *9 o’clock Sundav nightw t n ttuMembers of hU family were not Iat once and his father reachedmu mIside before the end on nit4 Then a nOrn t C h a vc Xmia Rw 11 iII 1hodv was removed to Reynolds* tin-lertaking parlors and prepared for ; burial and was shipped to the home j his parents at Camp Point, 111 afternoon, accompanied by h father, Fred Farlow, and Or Q WJones, superintendent of the school for the blind.The funeral will ie held at his parents’ home with interment in thtcemetery at Cafnp Point.St rasaer. ,;r f:Mrs. Magdalena Strasser died ather home, 920 South Clay avenue.this city Sunday morning at lit o'clock after an Illness of four months' duration. At the timt* of het eath she was 67 years, 3 months and jE§ of age.Mrs. Strasser was born in Germany,Did YouGetacent.Spoon?teas poo roSunkist• I hc realiiBearBrandyhealthfulcosts itoda*where the grew* to womanhood and *Orangesoraivjeich dozeV '.ik*Lida* ill a■merllSicarried to Wendel Straacr, At marriage the,-;and her husbandea me to ? hi* I nit ed Si a ten and 1 a t er act tied in Jacksonville. To thin marriage four tout and five daughter* were born They were; 0**oTe, Ed* ward, Mr*. Lrouio Hag** I, \!r*. Mtr)ptinboy* Slater (lentvieve, Mru. Elmer Snyder, Mina Clara, £ Albert anaAugust.I The father died in this city about twenty-two yean axo; Edward aboutfour yeari ago, a mi * A uguat ■,;1]|ledabout ten yearn ago. Mn Mary CoDouglas1 Y“u a\ cGroceriesand aEither Storeult;IEither Phone
Newspaper Details
Jacksonville Daily Illinois Courier
Jacksonville, Illinois, US
Mon, Mar 27, 1911
Page 6
Full Page
Clipped by
Patty M.
IL, USA 23 Oct 2019
Other Publications Near Jacksonville, Illinois
Jacksonville Illinois Daily Courier
Jacksonville Weekly Illinois Courier
Jacksonville Daily Illinois Courier
Jacksonville Journal Courier
Jacksonville Daily Journal
