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Funeral Held For Deceased Comrade D. H. Brown
The old soldiers of Ransom Post G A R attended the funeral at 206 Ninth Ave East Tuesday at 2:30 PM. Dr J S Hoagland spoke, with music by Mrs Samuel Weir and Miss Florence Morris. Pallbearers were J H Penney S Cattrell and Chas ee, with many friends paying respects. Mr Brown served in the Civil War and endured long illness before death. He previously lived in Mitchell and Wisconsin Central railroad employment spanned 27 years. He married twice, first in 1886, then again. The procession moved to Graceland cemetery for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graceland Comey
J. H. Penney S. Cattrell
Chasee
Wisconsin Central Road
Mitchell
Brown
Ates Navy
Clarence Pine
Sioux City
F. J. Norton
J. S. Hoagland
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. A. Wetzel
Evangelical Church of
Stahl
S. C. Morris
J. Llewellyn Morgan
Fred Harris
Mae McGrath
Job
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
Norton
J. S. Wilson
Oscar Michaels
A. J. Curtis
Josh McLaughlin
M. F. Wiedeman
Wm. Herbert