Jan. 18, 1928
Denison Bulletin

(Part of what looks like part of a community social news column.)

The  entire  community  was   deeply  grieved  when  news  was  spread
announcing  the  death of  Mrs.  James  Kerrigan,  one of  the  oldest
residents of Jackson township.  While her death, which happened Friday
evening, was  not wholly unexpected,  being due to the  infirmities of
her old age, nevertheless it was  a shock to her relatives and friends
because until  recently she had  been apparently enjoying the  best of
health.   Until  her death  she  has been  making  her  home with  her
son-in-law and daughter,  Mr. and Mrs. John O'Donnell,  and family, of
Jackson township.  The funeral was  held Monday at St. Ann's church at
Vail, after which a large  concourse of relatives and friends followed
the  body  to  its last  earthly  resting  place,  the family  lot  in
St.  Ann's cemetery.  Rev.  Father Sullivan  performed a  Requiem High
Mass. The entire community joins in expressing sincere sympathy to the
grieved relatives and friends



Mr. and  Mrs. Thos. Lawler of  Halburd were callers in  Vail Monday at
the funeral of Mrs. James Kerrigan.