Mrs Luella Keck Crandall Dies in Omaha
News of the death of Mrs Luella Keck Crandall received in Omaha Nebraska. C Young reports her passing with brief obituary notice.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1903
Page
4
Death of Mrs Luella Crandall in Pasadena to be brought home
Mrs Luella Crandall wife of RE F Crandall died in Pasadena California after months of illness Her death reported to her brother Charles H Keck president of Citizens National Bank Survived by her husband a daughter four years old and by brothers Irving Chas H Keck sisters Mary Simmons and Viola Phelps The body to be sent to Sigourney for burial with Methodist church ties noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Keck Crandall
Charles H. Keck
Citizens National Bank
Luella Crandall
Pasadena
Cal
Crandall
Joseph Keck
RE. F. Crandall
Sigourney
Nebraska
Luella
Irving
Bowling Green
Fla
Chas. HH
Mary Simmons
St. Louis
Viola Phelps
Minneapolis
Methodist Church
Death of Rankin C. Young In Omaha News
Samuel Gardner received a telegram announcing Rankin C. Young's death this morning at five in Omaha. He was a former resident, served at Mayer & Rich, Rock Island, Centerville, and Swift packing, and held the superintendent role in the smoked meat department. He leaves a wife and two sons Walter and Carl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Gardner
Rankin C. Young
Omaha
8. C. Gardner
J. B. Young
Mayer & Rich Clothing Store
Rock Island
Centerville
Swift Packing Company
Walter
Carl
Death of Mrs. Jennie Ayres in Columbus Ohio
T N Morgan a traveling representative of the Illinois Printing Co of Danville Illinois received word of the death of his sister Mrs Jennie Ayres in Columbus Ohio yesterday. She taught at the Centennial building here over fifteen years ago and had lived in Atchison Kansas until two weeks ago. She died of an abscess of the liver at 53 and leaves a married daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Morgan
Illinois Printing Go
Danville
Jennie Ayres
Columbus
Ohio
Deaths and Family Notices in Crawfordsville Area
Mrs Mary B Neudigate died at age 50 at the John Black farm near Crawfordsville after a two day illness from neuralgia of the heart. Born in Wheeling West Virginia she lived in Grandview Wayland Crawfordsville and has a husband who died three years ago. Funeral in Crawfordsville M E church tomorrow at 2 50 p m conducted by Rev Barker with interment in Crawfordsville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B. Neudigate
Mrs. Anderson
John Black
Crawfordville
Seymour
Iowa
Wheeling
West Va
Grandview
Wayland
Death of Glen Emry Beliel at age 12
Glen Emry Beliel son of Mr and Mrs Armedos Beliel died yesterday at 3 30 pm of brain inflammation aged 12 funeral tomorrow at a m conducted by Rev Stevenson of West Chester interment Elm Grove cemetery A license to wed was issued this afternoon to Robert D Lemon and Mrs Hannah M Barrows Also mention that J M Taylor of Johnson bakery sent cake line items to Crawfordsville on business
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Emry Beliel
Armedos Beliel
McKalin’s Bridge
Stevenson
West Chester
Elm Grove Cemetery
Robert D. Lemon
Hannah M. Barrows
Johnson Bakery
J. M. Taylor
Crawfordsville
Dr Curry Cancer Cure Co Promises at Home Treatment
Lebanon Ohio physician claims a universal cancer remedy cured patients locally and now ships home treatment across the United States and Europe. He says the method permanently cures ordinary cancer in 10 to 20 days without surgery and invites readers to request a booklet and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pe OM Coen
Lebanon
Ohio
United States
Europe
England
Lebnon
Dr. Curry Cancer Cure Co
Adleivress
Local Notes and Society Briefs From Round About
Mr and Mrs Jos Reiner spent a few days in the country this week. One Hitic girl was badly hurt by a cow kick. Willie Swedensky works for Anton Kupka. Wm Chapek in Washington. Mrs Frances Dillinger ill. sister Clara Escher stays with her. Shalla Tel Co officers elected: Pres James Shalla Sec Edw Shalla Treas John Shalla Directors Tony Shalla Frank Lintz James Tobin. Gardner family Keota attends church. Missionary society to meet May 1 at Mrs Tom Schulty’s. Mrs J N Gardner and Mrs Jess Gardner of Wellman visited James Gardner’s. Sunday service 7:30 PM. F M Fleiming visited Oskaloosa to see daughter and President Roosevelt today at 3 PM. Miss Ola Simpson a guest at J W Eyestone’s. Epworth League to reelect officers May 3. Seven leaves for twenty five cents at Johnson bakery. Mt Pleasant hospital reports John Darbyshire in critical condition. Mrs Darbyshire and Al Darbyshire visit him. Lizzie Fulton better, took noonday meal. Mrs James Miller fell on sidewalk. left shoulder fractured and out of place. resting well this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Shaffer
Willie Swedensky
Anton Kupka
Wm. Chapek
Washington
Frances Dillinger
Clara Escher
Gardner
Keota
Foreign Missionary Society
Tom Schulty
J. N. Gardner
Jess Gardner
Wellman
James Gardner
F M. Fleiming
Oskaloosa
Lewis Longwell
Roosevelt
Ola Simpson
J. W. Eyestone
Epworth League
oMcers
Johnson Bakery
Mt. Pleasant
John Darbyshire
Ballast Work Delayed by Stuck Locomotive Near Morgan Cut
In Saskins Iowa on April 30 a Milwaukee cut off locomotive became trapped in mud and slush at the Morgan cut east of town. The wet, tile reinforced grade failed to support the steel, delaying expected arrival at Haskins by Saturday. Workers haul brush and wood to stabilize mirey spots as trains operate beyond the stuck engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskins
Iowa
Steel Gang
Milwaukee
Morgan Cut
Haskins
Wedding of Miss Tulu Warner and Harry Tillotson
A Washington society wedding last evening at the bride’s parents home united Miss Tulu Warner and Mr. Harry Tillotson. The ceremony at seven was performed by Rev. L. D. Young and followed by a quiet home reception for near relatives. The couple departed for Muscatine to begin married life. the bride, a local singer and former Omaha student, will be missed in the city’s musical circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. H. Warner
Tulu Warner
Harry Tillotson
L. D. Young
Presbyterian Church
Muscatine
Omaha
Journal
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed by McDuff Resident
When colds and grip are prevalent the quickest remedies are in demand. Mr. Joseph Dr. Williams of McDuff Virginia says he was cured of a deep lingering la grippe by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after trying several other preparations with no effect. For sale by Stewart's Pharmacy Cook & Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Dr. Williams
McDuff
Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Classified notices and ads from Washington Iowa
Small testament found in front of Second United Presbyterian church owner to claim by ae at this office. For Sale Phaeton cheap made by Washington Buggy Company see Jon HH Work. For Rent 5 room house and one lot inquire at Journal. Wanted single man to work on farm apply at East Side jewelry store. For Sale 415 lots with 7 room house in Washington inquire at Journal Office. For Rent 120 acre Blue grass pasture eight miles southwest of Washington plenty of water see Dan Anderson Washington Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second United Presbyterian Church
Phaeton
Washington Buggy Company
Jon HH
East Side
Washington
Journal Office
Dan Anderson
Iowa
Keota Man Improves Slowly After Creamery Injuries
James McJunkin, injured at the Keota creamery several weeks ago, shows slow but steady improvement. He is conscious at times and his condition is favorable for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
James McJunkin
Regular meeting of Washington Lodge No 26 A FP A M
Tomorrow’s regular meeting of Washington Lodge No 26 A F P A M at Friday evening with many petitions to be received and acted upon. Fraters are urged to attend. M Clapper W M. Dr James M Watts chiropodist offers painless coin removal. call or phone Civic Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Lodge No
A. M
Fraters
James M. Watts
Civic Hotel
Fine French Horses Arrive From New York by Express
Sing master and Sons received 30 fine horses from France via New York. One horse died on the third day at sea. the rest arrived in good shape. The note mentions Johnson bakery specials, and a social by A. O. U. W. and Degree of Honor at the Squires home, with the Squires moving to Wakeeny Kansas next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Bakery
Degree of Honor
John Squires
Heights
Leesville man saved by New Discovery for Consumption
In Leesville Indiana W H Brown, once expected to die, was saved by Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption. The ad claims cures for consumption asthma pneumonia bronchitis and grip with rapid relief and complete cures. Priced 50 cents and one dollar, with trial bottles free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesville
Ind
W. H. Brown
Stewart
Funeral notices and birth report from Chicago
Their brother Rankin Young. Mrs. J. W. Dunham went to Ainworth this morning to attend a funeral of J. P. McKenzie. Miss Mary Grassell reports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Grassell of Chicago. He will be christened Phil Morris after his grandfather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin
Young
J. W. Dunham
Ainworth
J. P. McKenize
Mary Grassell
John Grassell
Chicago
Phil Morris
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