Sudden Ending of a Good Life in South Haven
Mrs. C. J. Monroe died unexpectedly after months of heart trouble and brief illness, with a long life of service in South Haven. She supported schools, libraries, W C T U, and the Scott Club, and was survived by five children and relatives. funeral rites were held at the Congregational church with tributes from Caroline Bartlett Crane and others, reflecting on her devotion to family and community.
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Carnes
Ann Arbor
Lucy
The
State University
Miss Lucy
Detroit
Europe
A. B. Chase
B. B. Spellman
Covert
Geo. Monroe
L. S.monroe
Mr. Monroe
Stephen and
Lucy Morehouse
Albion
Mich
South Haven
Normal College
Ypsilanti
C. J. Monroe
Stephen B
Geo. C
Cora J
Lucy E
Charles O
Cora
Wm. Shakespeare Jr
Farley
Scott Club
County Society
Congregational Church
Geo. T. Pomeroy
Leon Wheeler
W. S. Bradley
M. H. French
John Mackey
Geo. Cain
Guy J.wicksall
C. F. Hunt
Derk P
Keggars Cos Power
Half Century Club
Broken Wheel
W.C. T. A. Anchor
Lucy Farley
Wm. H. Burke
J. L’ Stafford
Lon Schwaberon
Chas. Baty
Wreath
Kalamazoo Savings Bank
Pillow
Themne Co. Employes
Citizens State Bank
Scott Clab
Experiment Station
Harp
Geo. Mybhan
S. B. Monroe
Wm. Shakespeare
Kirby
R. J. Williamson
Bagnall
Kalamazoo
Isaac Monroe
Lawrence
L. A. Carpenter
Chas. Reeves
Grace Allen
Mary Rood
Thaddeus Rood
Benjamin Spelman
Robert Simpson
Lacota
J. L. Snyder
Thos. Gunson
Agricultural College
Franklin Wells
Constantine
State Board of Agriculture
Linn Free
A. V. Hewson
Solomon Johnson
Paw Paw
Rose Ball
Caroline Bartlett-Crane
Marcus Aurelius
Colonel Segersol
Death
Home Maker and Welcome in a Quiet Doorway
A reverent memorial passage reflects on Mrs A. D. Whitney and Mrs Monroe, celebrating a life of service as a home maker and friend. The piece laments loss, honors devotion, and offers communal sympathy as mourners gather to bid farewell. It speaks of angels, peace, and hopeful rest beyond the doorway of memory.
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A. D. Whitney
City of South Haven Steamer Makes Quick Detroit Run
The Dunkley-Williams Co. steamer City of South Haven sailed from Toledo for South Haven via Detroit at 4 20 this morning, reaching Detroit at 5 15 a 16 mph rate. The party with Mayor Dyckman and others joined in Detroit and Senator Burrows is expected to join here. The vessel features a grand dining room, mosaic stairways, electric chandeliers, mahogany staterooms, and modern amenities. The ship leaves at noon today and is expected to arrive in South Haven by Friday forenoon.
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the Tribune
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City
South Haven
Dunkley-Williams Co
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Detroit
Derhammer
Dyckman
Hewson
Engel
Smith
Kelley
Senator Burrows
Boat Company
Merriman
Ockobock
Hartford
Briday
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W. H. Walker
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A C. Bunyan
W.G. Packard
D. C. Moyer
Mrs. Monroe
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Craig Shipbuilding, Company
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