Obituary

Emma Anderson obituary

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The remains of Mrs. Emma Anderson arrived here last Friday evening from St. Paul where the deceased passed away Thursday evening.

Mrs. Anderson was taken to St. Joseph's hospital for an operation for appendicitis on Nov. 17th and remained there until her death. She had been in poor health for some time and death came to relieve her of her sufferings.

She was born in Wisconsin September 16, 1855 and remained there until in the early seventies when she moved with her parents to this community where she has since made her home.

Marie Rawn obituary

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OBITUARY.

It is with sorrow that we are called upon to called upon to chronicle the death of Mrs. L. M. Rawn, which occurred at her home one mile west of Lyle, last Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock.

Miss Marie Christianson was born on February 4th, 1842, at Porsgrund, Norway, and immigrated to this country with her parents when but a few years of age and settled in Wisconsin.

Death of Mrs. M. W. Stewart

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Death of Mrs. M. W. Stewart.

St. Ansgar Enterprise.

Died at her home at London, Minnesota, Jeanette Warrington, beloved wife of Marvin W. Stewart.

Her illness was very brief, lasting only three days. At first her condition was not considered at all serious, and none of her family were sent for, excepting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Chas. Millington, who went up from here Saturday. On Sunday she had become much worse and the doctor pronounced the disease diphtheria. She died that evening at 8 o'clock.

Mercy Powers Greene obituary

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Mercy Beebe, born Feb. 10, 1821, at Chittenden, Vt. In company with her parents, she moved to New York in 1833. She was then twelve years old. For thirteen years, on what was then the frontier, she, with willing hands, caressed the brow of mother and wiped the unwanted tears from tired father's cheeks. At the age of 25 she married Calvin G. Powers September 9th, 1846. In company with her husband they moved to Union, Wis., the same fall. Of this union five girls and three boys were born.

Britha Stedje obituary

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Miss Britha Stedje died last Thursday noon after an illness of four days. Sunday she was well and out doors and Monday she was taken sick. She was an aged woman of 89 years and had been poorly for many years. She leaves two sons and two daughters which are Jas. Peterson, O. P. Stedje, Mrs. Martin Matson and Mrs. D. D. Lione. Her remains were laid to rest in the Six Mile grove cemetery last Saturday.

Bertha Anderson obituary

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Mrs. Bertha Anderson died at her home two miles northeast of Lyle last week. She leaves a sorrowing husband, seven children and a host of relatives and friends. The funeral services were held at Six Mile Grove church and were very largely attended. Rev. Eggen preached the sermon, after which she was laid to rest in the Six Mile Grove cemetery.

Lars Larson obituary

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Mr. Lars Larson, aged 92 years, died last week at the home of his son-in-law, Martin J. Hanson, three miles south of Mona. Mr. Larson was the father of seven children, two of which have long since passed to the golden shore. Among the five children yet living are Mrs. M. J. Hanson and Mrs. Martin Larson, in the vicinity of Mona. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Eggen and his remains were consigned to their last resting place in the new Mona cemetery.

Julia Lulu Huffman obituary

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Mrs. J. R. Huffman, nee Lulu Eastlee. Born Aug. 21, 1888. Died Dec. 21, 1918.

Deceased was born in Lyle, Minn., where she lived with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Evan Eastlee, until they moved to East End. Sask., Can., in 1912.

Nov. 1, 1917, she was married to Mr. Huffman, of East End, where they resided. Shortly before Christmas they came to Lyle to spend the winter with her parents and relatives. On the trip down she became ill and within a few days passed away.

Charles Dobbins baby died

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The remains of the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dobbins of Waterloo was brought to Lyle Monday afternoon and was buried in Rose Creek cemetery. Mrs. Dobbins will be better remembered as Miss Ida Sorenson. The remains were accompanied here by Peter Sorenson and Miss Nellie and the child's father Mr. Dobbins.

Mary St. John obituary

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The remains of Miss Mary St. John were brought here Saturday evening from Cherokee and buried at Woodbury cemetery Sunday afternoon.

The deceased was born in Illinois Dec. 24, 1865 where she made her home for many years. She also lived at Sheldon, Iowa and at Woodbury for several years.

For the past 9 years she has been an inmate of the state Hospital at Cherokee, where she passed away August 18th.

Mona man will remove son from Sunnyside cemetery

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A member of the Mona Lutheran congregation is said to have declared that unless a certain Mason who was recently buried in the Sunnyside cemetery was removed he would have his son dug up and buried elsewhere.

Poor, benighted man! Is it possible that within five miles of Lyle there lives a man so narrow-minded, small, contracted, bigoted, stupid and superstitious and at the same time parades himself as a man of intelligence. Such a man, if man he can be called, belongs to the dark ages and has no business living in modern times.

Mrs. Hans Bodahl obituary

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DIED:-- Mrs. Hans Bodahl, Saturday August 5th 1899, at the home of her daughter at Geneva. Mrs. Bodahl was a sister of Mrs. A. B. Olson and Julia Everson. One daughter, Mrs. Frank Nelson, is her only child.

The deceased would have been 43 years old the 27th of this month. Funeral services were held Monday and the remains buried at Six Mile Grove, Rev. Eggen conducting the services.

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