WITHIN AN HOUR
Two Sisters Pass Away – One Death was Unexpected
Mrs. Phillip Bool, (Boll) who died Friday at her home, five miles west of Blue Mound, had been seriously ill for several months. Her sister Mrs. Valentine Beeler of Raymond came to visit her last Thursday, Mrs. Beeler was apparently in the best of health, but Thursday evening she complained of feeling badly and Friday she was worse and a physician was telephoned for from the city. Before the doctor could leave the city on the train for Blue Mound, Mrs. Beeler was dead.
Undertaker James Moran of this city was telephoned for after the death of Mrs. Beeler and when he arrived found that not one but two deaths required his service. The remains of Mrs. Beeler were taken Raymond, where the funeral will be held Monday. Rev Father Sebessan will conduct high requiem mass.
The funeral of Mrs. Phillip Bool (Boll) will be held Monday morning at 8 o’clock from Trinity church in Stonington, Rev. Father Cawley will officiate and the remains will be brought to this city and be interned at Calvary cemetery.
Source: Decatur Herald (Decatur, Illinois) · Tue, Dec 10, 1901 · Page 3
TWO FUNERALS
The funeral of Mrs. Philip Bool, (Boll) who died at her home between Stonington and Blue Mound, was held Monday morning from Trinity church in Stonington, Rev. Father Cauley officiating. The body was brought to Decatur and buried at Calvary cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Valentine Beeler a sister of Mrs. Bool, (Boll) who died at the same house the same day, was held at Raymond at the same hour of Mrs. Bool’s (Boll) funeral.
Source: The Daily Review (Decatur, Illinois) Monday Dec 9, 1901 – Page 8
Two Sisters Pass Away – One Death was Unexpected
Mrs. Phillip Bool, (Boll) who died Friday at her home, five miles west of Blue Mound, had been seriously ill for several months. Her sister Mrs. Valentine Beeler of Raymond came to visit her last Thursday, Mrs. Beeler was apparently in the best of health, but Thursday evening she complained of feeling badly and Friday she was worse and a physician was telephoned for from the city. Before the doctor could leave the city on the train for Blue Mound, Mrs. Beeler was dead.
Undertaker James Moran of this city was telephoned for after the death of Mrs. Beeler and when he arrived found that not one but two deaths required his service. The remains of Mrs. Beeler were taken Raymond, where the funeral will be held Monday. Rev Father Sebessan will conduct high requiem mass.
The funeral of Mrs. Phillip Bool (Boll) will be held Monday morning at 8 o’clock from Trinity church in Stonington, Rev. Father Cawley will officiate and the remains will be brought to this city and be interned at Calvary cemetery.
Source: Decatur Herald (Decatur, Illinois) · Tue, Dec 10, 1901 · Page 3
TWO FUNERALS
The funeral of Mrs. Philip Bool, (Boll) who died at her home between Stonington and Blue Mound, was held Monday morning from Trinity church in Stonington, Rev. Father Cauley officiating. The body was brought to Decatur and buried at Calvary cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Valentine Beeler a sister of Mrs. Bool, (Boll) who died at the same house the same day, was held at Raymond at the same hour of Mrs. Bool’s (Boll) funeral.
Source: The Daily Review (Decatur, Illinois) Monday Dec 9, 1901 – Page 8
WITHIN AN HOUR
Two Sisters Pass Away – One Death was Unexpected
Mrs. Phillip Bool, (Boll) who died Friday at her home, five miles west of Blue Mound, had been seriously ill for several months. Her sister Mrs. Valentine Beeler of Raymond came to visit her last Thursday, Mrs. Beeler was apparently in the best of health, but Thursday evening she complained of feeling badly and Friday she was worse and a physician was telephoned for from the city. Before the doctor could leave the city on the train for Blue Mound, Mrs. Beeler was dead.
Undertaker James Moran of this city was telephoned for after the death of Mrs. Beeler and when he arrived found that not one but two deaths required his service. The remains of Mrs. Beeler were taken Raymond, where the funeral will be held Monday. Rev Father Sebessan will conduct high requiem mass.
The funeral of Mrs. Phillip Bool (Boll) will be held Monday morning at 8 o’clock from Trinity church in Stonington, Rev. Father Cawley will officiate and the remains will be brought to this city and be interned at Calvary cemetery.
Source: Decatur Herald (Decatur, Illinois) · Tue, Dec 10, 1901 · Page 3
TWO FUNERALS
The funeral of Mrs. Philip Bool, (Boll) who died at her home between Stonington and Blue Mound, was held Monday morning from Trinity church in Stonington, Rev. Father Cauley officiating. The body was brought to Decatur and buried at Calvary cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Valentine Beeler a sister of Mrs. Bool, (Boll) who died at the same house the same day, was held at Raymond at the same hour of Mrs. Bool’s (Boll) funeral.
Source: The Daily Review (Decatur, Illinois) Monday Dec 9, 1901 – Page 8
Two Sisters Pass Away – One Death was Unexpected
Mrs. Phillip Bool, (Boll) who died Friday at her home, five miles west of Blue Mound, had been seriously ill for several months. Her sister Mrs. Valentine Beeler of Raymond came to visit her last Thursday, Mrs. Beeler was apparently in the best of health, but Thursday evening she complained of feeling badly and Friday she was worse and a physician was telephoned for from the city. Before the doctor could leave the city on the train for Blue Mound, Mrs. Beeler was dead.
Undertaker James Moran of this city was telephoned for after the death of Mrs. Beeler and when he arrived found that not one but two deaths required his service. The remains of Mrs. Beeler were taken Raymond, where the funeral will be held Monday. Rev Father Sebessan will conduct high requiem mass.
The funeral of Mrs. Phillip Bool (Boll) will be held Monday morning at 8 o’clock from Trinity church in Stonington, Rev. Father Cawley will officiate and the remains will be brought to this city and be interned at Calvary cemetery.
Source: Decatur Herald (Decatur, Illinois) · Tue, Dec 10, 1901 · Page 3
TWO FUNERALS
The funeral of Mrs. Philip Bool, (Boll) who died at her home between Stonington and Blue Mound, was held Monday morning from Trinity church in Stonington, Rev. Father Cauley officiating. The body was brought to Decatur and buried at Calvary cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Valentine Beeler a sister of Mrs. Bool, (Boll) who died at the same house the same day, was held at Raymond at the same hour of Mrs. Bool’s (Boll) funeral.
Source: The Daily Review (Decatur, Illinois) Monday Dec 9, 1901 – Page 8
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