Died and service notices from Geneses Republic era
The Geneses Republic reports June 1902 deaths and notices. Mrs Sarah Waterhouse died June 12 after illness leaving two daughters Grace Dwyer of Minneapolis and Pearl, with siblings and family details. her life spanned Indiana birth to Illinois residence and a Davenport cremation. Mrs Francis Beers widow of Porhp Sand died June 1 at home. services at St Catherine's and interment in Loraine. William Manville Jones aged 23 died June 11 after illness. funeral at Colona and burial in Glenn cemetery. extensive family and survivor details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Waterhouse
Grace Dwyer
Minneapolis
Minn
Pearl
Lewis Shearer
Cornwall
Danville
W.W Adams
Atkinson
Chicago
Indiana
Nelson Waterhouse
Iowa
Grace
Ilinois
Davenport
Francis Sand
Porhp Sand
David Beers
Laverne Mine
St Catherine's Church
Loraine
Mes Beers
Hechwan
Lower
Alsace
Germany
America
Henry Courts
Philip Bandle
Ubion
Joseph
Francois Beers
Sarah Braziel
Minnesota
Davia Abert
Cnaries
Phiap
Felix
Tne
Joseph Kink
Sand
Syhich
St Malachys
Missesora
Carrie
Meara
WG Curley
Frank Bradley
Laverne Minn
Lottie Rick
Alice Ford
Siliam Manville Jones
W. D. Jones
Colona
Luella Washburn
Gienn
Frank Washburn
Michael Sharp
God
A Frigenpb
Orion
Fred Brooks
Ed Arnett
South Dakota
Walter Rieger
Brooks Ranch
Seem Ballard
Sandy Town
Epworth League
Sharpo
Amoret Alford
Fulton
Community news from Spring Hill and nearby towns
Local notes report visits by Mrs Cora Wait in Kansas and other residents, a new baby at the Crosier home, and numerous church events. Wind damage and outbreaks of diphtheria affect families. Elks Carnival plans loom for Davenport with a week of events and a floral parade led by Director Barkley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Wait
Kansas
Frank Stear
South Dakotas
Philip Koos
Bernard Somers
Evangelical Church
Tillie Urick
Emma
John Huntington
Geneseo
Jay l Lanphere
Our
Iowa
Sadie Martin
George Crosier
Davenport
Iowa Orphans’ Home
Los Angeles
Barkley
Elk Lodge
Tri-City
Great Bostock-Ferari Carnival Co
Congress of Trained Wild Animals
Buffalo Exposition Mill Way
Closing Out Sale Highlights Lace Curtains and Hosiery
See twenty rows of ruffles and silk items including black umbrellas with pearl handles. Stockings with double and triple knees are advertised at 10 to 25 cents. Lace curtains and broken lots go to half price as the season for closeouts begins.
Clearing Sale Of Men's Shirts And Waists Begins Today
A clearing sale offers men's soft shirts with silk mixed fronts all sizes at 44 cents each and best quality shirts and overalls at 1.35 dollars. The ad highlights double stitched seams and low closing-out prices for men’s shirts, waists, and overalls.
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Ow Hill Cable
Gertrude Ees
Dorothy Vernon
Charles Major
Graustark
C. B. McCutcheon
Frances Charles
L.T. Meadegan
James Lowell
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Ustick
Whitesids County
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John Wesley
Grace Unicep
S. F. Entorf
Communion Service
Park
Rev. Entorf
Grace Church
Mizrau Mission
Town
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Rev Entorf
Mizpah Mission
M F Foley
Swepisn Stet Hueras
P A Edquist
Jion
A J. Boelter
Young Peoples Alliance
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Mats Sicas Waates
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Nouwan Suebaken
KR L Steamer
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Maks Piancks Sann
Munson
Lawrence Hill
Des Moines
Herman Wiedenhoels Kollawig
Masog Center School
Elbert Douglass Mae Ense
Charles Whitmore
Rena Hohnstrom
Mary Ensey
Belle Young
Annie Hohntrom
Carrie Woolsey
John C. Foster Hedrick
Kinsey
Michigan
Richardson’ Sealess
Berner & Engdabhl
the Shoe Fitters
Cco
Kilgore & Bollen
Guarartey
Lambert & McBroom Company
Black Cat
Lowell