Georgia Donnelly Buried.
The body of Miss Georgia Donnelly, who died in this city Wednesday afternoon, was buried in Greenwood cemetery this afternoon, with appropriate services.
Miss Donnelly, who came to Bemidji in the early days of the city, has been sick for four years with 'consumption, her condition varying, she at times being able to be about the city and at other times being confined to the house.
Everything possible was done to relieve Miss Donnelly from the ravages of the "white plague," but despite all that medical skill could do she gradually failed and for the past two years put up a wonderful exhibition of nerve in trying to check the disease.
Lately, Miss Donnelly's vitality waned, until her once robust constitution was absolutely broken and her death, on Wednesday, was not unexpected.
The funeral services were held in the Presbyterian church this afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. S. E. P. White officiating, there being a large attendance of friends of the deceased.
Georgia Donnelly was born in Wynot, Minn., in 1881, and was 28 years, 2 months of age. Always of a cheerful disposition Miss Donnelly had many friends in Bemidji and her untimely death is sincerely mourned. (Bemidji Daily Pioneer, May 14, 1909)
DONNELLY, GEORGIE ANNA
CERTID# 1909-MN-000454
Date of Death: 12 MAY 1909
County of Death: BELTRAMI
Waitress. Died of pulmonary tuberculosis. Daughter of Jeremiah Donnelly and Naomi Reynolds Donnelly.
Suggested edit: Survived by sisters; Mrs. Frank Henschel and Mrs. Joseph Leathers, both of Princeton, Minn.
Contributor: Judy Howard (46806026) •
The body of Miss Georgia Donnelly, who died in this city Wednesday afternoon, was buried in Greenwood cemetery this afternoon, with appropriate services.
Miss Donnelly, who came to Bemidji in the early days of the city, has been sick for four years with 'consumption, her condition varying, she at times being able to be about the city and at other times being confined to the house.
Everything possible was done to relieve Miss Donnelly from the ravages of the "white plague," but despite all that medical skill could do she gradually failed and for the past two years put up a wonderful exhibition of nerve in trying to check the disease.
Lately, Miss Donnelly's vitality waned, until her once robust constitution was absolutely broken and her death, on Wednesday, was not unexpected.
The funeral services were held in the Presbyterian church this afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. S. E. P. White officiating, there being a large attendance of friends of the deceased.
Georgia Donnelly was born in Wynot, Minn., in 1881, and was 28 years, 2 months of age. Always of a cheerful disposition Miss Donnelly had many friends in Bemidji and her untimely death is sincerely mourned. (Bemidji Daily Pioneer, May 14, 1909)
DONNELLY, GEORGIE ANNA
CERTID# 1909-MN-000454
Date of Death: 12 MAY 1909
County of Death: BELTRAMI
Waitress. Died of pulmonary tuberculosis. Daughter of Jeremiah Donnelly and Naomi Reynolds Donnelly.
Suggested edit: Survived by sisters; Mrs. Frank Henschel and Mrs. Joseph Leathers, both of Princeton, Minn.
Contributor: Judy Howard (46806026) •
Georgia Donnelly Buried.
The body of Miss Georgia Donnelly, who died in this city Wednesday afternoon, was buried in Greenwood cemetery this afternoon, with appropriate services.
Miss Donnelly, who came to Bemidji in the early days of the city, has been sick for four years with 'consumption, her condition varying, she at times being able to be about the city and at other times being confined to the house.
Everything possible was done to relieve Miss Donnelly from the ravages of the "white plague," but despite all that medical skill could do she gradually failed and for the past two years put up a wonderful exhibition of nerve in trying to check the disease.
Lately, Miss Donnelly's vitality waned, until her once robust constitution was absolutely broken and her death, on Wednesday, was not unexpected.
The funeral services were held in the Presbyterian church this afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. S. E. P. White officiating, there being a large attendance of friends of the deceased.
Georgia Donnelly was born in Wynot, Minn., in 1881, and was 28 years, 2 months of age. Always of a cheerful disposition Miss Donnelly had many friends in Bemidji and her untimely death is sincerely mourned. (Bemidji Daily Pioneer, May 14, 1909)
DONNELLY, GEORGIE ANNA
CERTID# 1909-MN-000454
Date of Death: 12 MAY 1909
County of Death: BELTRAMI
Waitress. Died of pulmonary tuberculosis. Daughter of Jeremiah Donnelly and Naomi Reynolds Donnelly.
Suggested edit: Survived by sisters; Mrs. Frank Henschel and Mrs. Joseph Leathers, both of Princeton, Minn.
Contributor: Judy Howard (46806026) •
The body of Miss Georgia Donnelly, who died in this city Wednesday afternoon, was buried in Greenwood cemetery this afternoon, with appropriate services.
Miss Donnelly, who came to Bemidji in the early days of the city, has been sick for four years with 'consumption, her condition varying, she at times being able to be about the city and at other times being confined to the house.
Everything possible was done to relieve Miss Donnelly from the ravages of the "white plague," but despite all that medical skill could do she gradually failed and for the past two years put up a wonderful exhibition of nerve in trying to check the disease.
Lately, Miss Donnelly's vitality waned, until her once robust constitution was absolutely broken and her death, on Wednesday, was not unexpected.
The funeral services were held in the Presbyterian church this afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. S. E. P. White officiating, there being a large attendance of friends of the deceased.
Georgia Donnelly was born in Wynot, Minn., in 1881, and was 28 years, 2 months of age. Always of a cheerful disposition Miss Donnelly had many friends in Bemidji and her untimely death is sincerely mourned. (Bemidji Daily Pioneer, May 14, 1909)
DONNELLY, GEORGIE ANNA
CERTID# 1909-MN-000454
Date of Death: 12 MAY 1909
County of Death: BELTRAMI
Waitress. Died of pulmonary tuberculosis. Daughter of Jeremiah Donnelly and Naomi Reynolds Donnelly.
Suggested edit: Survived by sisters; Mrs. Frank Henschel and Mrs. Joseph Leathers, both of Princeton, Minn.
Contributor: Judy Howard (46806026) •
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