Edgerly, John
Jersey, Aug. 12
Mr. John Edgerly, who has, lingered so long with typhoid fever, died last Monday morning at 7.30 o'clock. The funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church by Rev. Wylie at 11 o'clock
[Aug. 12, 1890
Submitted by Janice Rice]
Hollister, Hannah
MRS. HOLLISTER DIED SUDDENLY
Former Resident of Iowa City Passed Away at Adair, Iowa Last week. Mrs. Hannah Hollister, formerly of this city but later of Chicago, passed away last Tuesday at Adair, Iowa, the funeral services being held at Wilton on Thursday. Mrs. Hollister was here visiting about two weeks ago and the news came as a shock to her many friends. Three daughters remain to mourn her untimely death, Dr. Mary Hollister of Chicago, Mrs., Ida Newell who resides in the west, and Sadie Hollister of Kansas city Mrs. Hollister was a cousin of Mrs. W J Haddock and Mrs. J A Valenta
[Monday July 24, 1905 Iowa Citizen
Submitted by Janice Rice]
Mullin, George H.
Supt. Mullins Funeral Friday
Lamented Official Will Be Laid to Rest with.
Masonic Ritualistic Exercises.
Supt. George H. Mullin, head of the Johnson county schools, whose death sadly sudden, was recorded in the Press last evening, will be laid to rest in Oakland cemetery Friday afternoon, following services to be conducted at the Masonic temple at 2:00 o'clock. The funeral will be public, but the family requests that no flowers be sent. Rev. Dr. D. W. Wylie, chaplain of the A. F. & A. M., of which the departed educator was a prominent member will be the officiating clergyman. Three Score Fruitful Years. Mr. Mullin was 60 years and seven days of age, having been born in Iowa on Sept. 29, 1855. He had passed a great portion of his life hereabouts, both he and Mrs. Mullin having been pioneers of North English. As an educator, prior to coming to Iowa City where he was early elected county superintendent, because of his experience, ability, and whole hearted devotion to our schools he served as city superintendent and in kindred education and executive posts elsewhere. He gave good service, for example, at Washington, Fort Dodge, and Columbus Junction. His work was always faithful and its results spelled the uplift of rural and city schools. In Johnson county, he will be long mourned, and the sudden summons is the more shocking because he held such a place in the public esteem. Widow and Sons Mourn. Surviving to mourn, with other relatives and many friends, are Mr. Mullin's widow and two sons-Homer, of Iowa City; and Horace, a prominent civil engineer of Omaha, Neb. There also survive a sister in Adair, Iowa, and two brothers, who are twins. The brothers are Lafayette, of North English; and Frank, of Ironton
[Thursday Oct 7, 1915 Iowa City Daily News
Submitted by Janice Rice]
Smith, Mrs. Roxanna
In Adair county, Iowa, Oct. 13, Mrs. Roxanna Smith, aged 74, aunt of A. G. Stiles of this township.
[Henry Republican, Henry, IL, Published November 26, 1874]
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