Funerals of Mrs. Mason James Casey and Brady Page
Obsequies for Mrs. Mason, James Casey and Brady Page held in Burlington drew large crowds. Rev. W. L. Swallen gave an address detailing missionary work in Korea.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1901
Page
2
Obsequies for Mrs. Mason, James Casey and Brady Page held in Burlington drew large crowds. Rev. W. L. Swallen gave an address detailing missionary work in Korea.
Notice to the Public warns Brighton residents to clean up and burn rubbish on premises and remove waste from back alleys and manure heaps around stables. Some city areas will be cleaned up. officials urge prompt action to maintain the city’s reputation for cleanliness.
C R 1 P Railway graders start at Brighton on OR 1 P tracks changes. Johnson of Davenport holds the contract and subcontracts grading crews. Rock Island faces little trouble in acquiring right of way except for one case affecting a yard and feed areas.
The late Mrs Mary Mason's funeral was conducted yesterday at her nephew R L McGugin's East Main street residence with Rev H R Stark officiating. Her remains were later taken to Newton Iowa for interment beside her husband son and daughter, following a large gathering of friends. Pallbearers included Chas N Sturges J F P Henderson R R Rowland F F Parrish Nicholas Smith and C O Cunningham. Hats cleaned in Room 1 over the Journal office by Here for ten days only. Rock Island Hatter.
One of the city’s largest funerals was for James Casey Sr held yesterday at 10 o clock at St James church. A. R. veterans formed a marching line with 56 old comrades guiding the bier from residence to church and to Elm Grove. Father Jacobs Peter led the service and St James choir sang hymns as many flowers marked esteem. Pallbearers included Jas Boyd and Martin Swift Jr among others. cousins Will Tools of Webster and Sigourney attended.
Engineer Nickerson leads a party that departed this morning for Letts. Engineer Scofield and his team arrived at noon from Grace Island and are staying at Hotel Steven 800.
Spectators admire intricate craft as artisans reveal elaborate pieces. The display highlights skill and precision with vibrant designs. Local attendees applaud the artistry and the makers behind each work.
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