Passed away at the People's Hospital. Wife of Con A. Ahern. Sister of Mrs. (Armour) Nielson of Reno, Nevada, William, Eddie A., James of Oakland and John A. of Denver.
MRS. CON AHERN CLAIMED BY DEATH. Mrs. Minnie Ahern, wife of Con Ahern, who was for a number of years sergeant-at-arms of the senate, died at a local hospital this morning as the result of an operation for appendicitis. She was 35 years of age, a native of San Jose, California. Mrs. Ahern was formerly Miss Minnie Armour of San Jose, and she was well known in the Garden City. The body will be shipped to her parents. Mrs. Peter Nielson, a sister of Mrs. Ahern, resides in this city.
— Reno Evening Gazette July 9 1907
Mrs. Con Ahern, who died at the People's Hospital yesterday morning, was Miss Minnie Armour before her marriage, and lived in San Jose, where she was born in 1873. Mrs. Peter Nielson of Reno was her sister. The body will be sent to California for interment.
— Nevada State Journal July 10, 1907
AHERN—In Reno, Nevada, July 9, 1907 Minnie, beloved wife of Con A. Ahern, sister of Mrs. P. Neilson, William Ahern, Eddie A. Ahern, James Ahern of Oakland and John A. Ahern of Denver. Funeral Friday, at 10 a.m. Interment at Oak Hill.
— San Jose Mercury News July 11, 1907
MRS. CON AHERN CLAIMED BY DEATH. Mrs. Minnie Ahern, wife of Con Ahern, who was for a number of years sergeant-at-arms of the senate, died at a local hospital this morning as the result of an operation for appendicitis. She was 35 years of age, a native of San Jose, California. Mrs. Ahern was formerly Miss Minnie Armour of San Jose, and she was well known in the Garden City. The body will be shipped to her parents. Mrs. Peter Nielson, a sister of Mrs. Ahern, resides in this city.
— Reno Evening Gazette July 9 1907
Mrs. Con Ahern, who died at the People's Hospital yesterday morning, was Miss Minnie Armour before her marriage, and lived in San Jose, where she was born in 1873. Mrs. Peter Nielson of Reno was her sister. The body will be sent to California for interment.
— Nevada State Journal July 10, 1907
AHERN—In Reno, Nevada, July 9, 1907 Minnie, beloved wife of Con A. Ahern, sister of Mrs. P. Neilson, William Ahern, Eddie A. Ahern, James Ahern of Oakland and John A. Ahern of Denver. Funeral Friday, at 10 a.m. Interment at Oak Hill.
— San Jose Mercury News July 11, 1907
Passed away at the People's Hospital. Wife of Con A. Ahern. Sister of Mrs. (Armour) Nielson of Reno, Nevada, William, Eddie A., James of Oakland and John A. of Denver.
MRS. CON AHERN CLAIMED BY DEATH. Mrs. Minnie Ahern, wife of Con Ahern, who was for a number of years sergeant-at-arms of the senate, died at a local hospital this morning as the result of an operation for appendicitis. She was 35 years of age, a native of San Jose, California. Mrs. Ahern was formerly Miss Minnie Armour of San Jose, and she was well known in the Garden City. The body will be shipped to her parents. Mrs. Peter Nielson, a sister of Mrs. Ahern, resides in this city.
— Reno Evening Gazette July 9 1907
Mrs. Con Ahern, who died at the People's Hospital yesterday morning, was Miss Minnie Armour before her marriage, and lived in San Jose, where she was born in 1873. Mrs. Peter Nielson of Reno was her sister. The body will be sent to California for interment.
— Nevada State Journal July 10, 1907
AHERN—In Reno, Nevada, July 9, 1907 Minnie, beloved wife of Con A. Ahern, sister of Mrs. P. Neilson, William Ahern, Eddie A. Ahern, James Ahern of Oakland and John A. Ahern of Denver. Funeral Friday, at 10 a.m. Interment at Oak Hill.
— San Jose Mercury News July 11, 1907
MRS. CON AHERN CLAIMED BY DEATH. Mrs. Minnie Ahern, wife of Con Ahern, who was for a number of years sergeant-at-arms of the senate, died at a local hospital this morning as the result of an operation for appendicitis. She was 35 years of age, a native of San Jose, California. Mrs. Ahern was formerly Miss Minnie Armour of San Jose, and she was well known in the Garden City. The body will be shipped to her parents. Mrs. Peter Nielson, a sister of Mrs. Ahern, resides in this city.
— Reno Evening Gazette July 9 1907
Mrs. Con Ahern, who died at the People's Hospital yesterday morning, was Miss Minnie Armour before her marriage, and lived in San Jose, where she was born in 1873. Mrs. Peter Nielson of Reno was her sister. The body will be sent to California for interment.
— Nevada State Journal July 10, 1907
AHERN—In Reno, Nevada, July 9, 1907 Minnie, beloved wife of Con A. Ahern, sister of Mrs. P. Neilson, William Ahern, Eddie A. Ahern, James Ahern of Oakland and John A. Ahern of Denver. Funeral Friday, at 10 a.m. Interment at Oak Hill.
— San Jose Mercury News July 11, 1907
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