PETER MURPHY
Death's Angel entered the home of Peter J. Murphy at Cato Sunday evening at 4 p.m. and took him from the bosom of his family to that brighter Home Above. Mr. Murphy had been ailing for some time from the effects of an attack of pneumonia but hopes were entertained for his complete recovery. Mr. Murphy was born August 7, 1866 in the town of Cato where he has resided ever since. His wife and three children, James, Joseph, and Leo survive.
The funeral took place Wednesday from St. Patrick's church in Maple Grove and was largely attended. Kind, considerate and possessed of a genial disposition, he numbered his friends by the score and both young and old mourn the loss of an esteemed neighbor and friend.
Brillion News – December 29, 1916
Death's Angel entered the home of Peter J. Murphy at Cato Sunday evening at 4 p.m. and took him from the bosom of his family to that brighter Home Above. Mr. Murphy had been ailing for some time from the effects of an attack of pneumonia but hopes were entertained for his complete recovery. Mr. Murphy was born August 7, 1866 in the town of Cato where he has resided ever since. His wife and three children, James, Joseph, and Leo survive.
The funeral took place Wednesday from St. Patrick's church in Maple Grove and was largely attended. Kind, considerate and possessed of a genial disposition, he numbered his friends by the score and both young and old mourn the loss of an esteemed neighbor and friend.
Brillion News – December 29, 1916
PETER MURPHY
Death's Angel entered the home of Peter J. Murphy at Cato Sunday evening at 4 p.m. and took him from the bosom of his family to that brighter Home Above. Mr. Murphy had been ailing for some time from the effects of an attack of pneumonia but hopes were entertained for his complete recovery. Mr. Murphy was born August 7, 1866 in the town of Cato where he has resided ever since. His wife and three children, James, Joseph, and Leo survive.
The funeral took place Wednesday from St. Patrick's church in Maple Grove and was largely attended. Kind, considerate and possessed of a genial disposition, he numbered his friends by the score and both young and old mourn the loss of an esteemed neighbor and friend.
Brillion News – December 29, 1916
Death's Angel entered the home of Peter J. Murphy at Cato Sunday evening at 4 p.m. and took him from the bosom of his family to that brighter Home Above. Mr. Murphy had been ailing for some time from the effects of an attack of pneumonia but hopes were entertained for his complete recovery. Mr. Murphy was born August 7, 1866 in the town of Cato where he has resided ever since. His wife and three children, James, Joseph, and Leo survive.
The funeral took place Wednesday from St. Patrick's church in Maple Grove and was largely attended. Kind, considerate and possessed of a genial disposition, he numbered his friends by the score and both young and old mourn the loss of an esteemed neighbor and friend.
Brillion News – December 29, 1916
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