The True Voice (Omaha, Nebr.), April 7, 1911, p. 5, col. 3
DEATH OF ARTHUR MINOR.
Arthur Minor, 45 years of age, foreman of brick work on the new U. P. headquarters building, died last Thursday at St. Joseph's Hospital, after a brief illness, of appendicitis. Deceased is survived by two daughters, who are attending school in the East, and two brothers, James and Thomas Minor of Lakota, N. D. He was born in Ireland, and coming to this country at an early age, he made his home in Pittsburg, Pa. The funeral was held Saturday morning from the undertaking parlors of Duffy & Boland to St. Peter's church, where Father McGovern celebrated the Requiem Mass. Interment was in Holy Sepulchre.
DEATH OF ARTHUR MINOR.
Arthur Minor, 45 years of age, foreman of brick work on the new U. P. headquarters building, died last Thursday at St. Joseph's Hospital, after a brief illness, of appendicitis. Deceased is survived by two daughters, who are attending school in the East, and two brothers, James and Thomas Minor of Lakota, N. D. He was born in Ireland, and coming to this country at an early age, he made his home in Pittsburg, Pa. The funeral was held Saturday morning from the undertaking parlors of Duffy & Boland to St. Peter's church, where Father McGovern celebrated the Requiem Mass. Interment was in Holy Sepulchre.
The True Voice (Omaha, Nebr.), April 7, 1911, p. 5, col. 3
DEATH OF ARTHUR MINOR.
Arthur Minor, 45 years of age, foreman of brick work on the new U. P. headquarters building, died last Thursday at St. Joseph's Hospital, after a brief illness, of appendicitis. Deceased is survived by two daughters, who are attending school in the East, and two brothers, James and Thomas Minor of Lakota, N. D. He was born in Ireland, and coming to this country at an early age, he made his home in Pittsburg, Pa. The funeral was held Saturday morning from the undertaking parlors of Duffy & Boland to St. Peter's church, where Father McGovern celebrated the Requiem Mass. Interment was in Holy Sepulchre.
DEATH OF ARTHUR MINOR.
Arthur Minor, 45 years of age, foreman of brick work on the new U. P. headquarters building, died last Thursday at St. Joseph's Hospital, after a brief illness, of appendicitis. Deceased is survived by two daughters, who are attending school in the East, and two brothers, James and Thomas Minor of Lakota, N. D. He was born in Ireland, and coming to this country at an early age, he made his home in Pittsburg, Pa. The funeral was held Saturday morning from the undertaking parlors of Duffy & Boland to St. Peter's church, where Father McGovern celebrated the Requiem Mass. Interment was in Holy Sepulchre.
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