Married Henry W. Miller on February 21, 1878 in Centerville, Appanoose County, Iowa.
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Mrs. H. W. Miller, of Jetmore. stricken suddenly while changing cars here.
While walking along main street yesterday afternoon, on her way from the Santa Fe depot to the Rock Island, changing cars, Mrs. Mary J. Miller, aged 57 years, wife of H. W. Miller of near Jetmore, was suddenly taken ill in front of the Colladay Hardware store.
Dropping her grip and grasping the arm of a man passing her, she gasped, "My God, there's something the matter." She was carried into Colladay Hardware Store, and from there was taken in an ambulance to the Stewart Hospital.
There she lingered until about 7 o'clock last evening, when she died. Dr. G. H. Gage who attended her, pronounced her death due to apoplexy.
Mrs. Miller had been visiting for 3 weeks with her son, J. D. Miller, at Sterling. She had come on to Hutchinson yesterday afternoon, enroute to Partridge, and was on her way to the Rock Island depot at the time. She had been apparently in good health.
It was her intention to visit with four daughters in the vicinity of Partridge and Pretty Prairie. Her husband arrived from Jetmore this morning, and will take the body back home for interment.
Mrs. Miller is survived by nine grown sons and daughters. They are Mrs. Lon Lewis, Mrs. Oscar Lambert, Mrs. Dave Barton, and Mrs Martin Mercer, all of between Partridge and Pretty Prairie; J. D. Miller of Sterling, and three sons and a daughter who live at home.
Married Henry W. Miller on February 21, 1878 in Centerville, Appanoose County, Iowa.
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Mrs. H. W. Miller, of Jetmore. stricken suddenly while changing cars here.
While walking along main street yesterday afternoon, on her way from the Santa Fe depot to the Rock Island, changing cars, Mrs. Mary J. Miller, aged 57 years, wife of H. W. Miller of near Jetmore, was suddenly taken ill in front of the Colladay Hardware store.
Dropping her grip and grasping the arm of a man passing her, she gasped, "My God, there's something the matter." She was carried into Colladay Hardware Store, and from there was taken in an ambulance to the Stewart Hospital.
There she lingered until about 7 o'clock last evening, when she died. Dr. G. H. Gage who attended her, pronounced her death due to apoplexy.
Mrs. Miller had been visiting for 3 weeks with her son, J. D. Miller, at Sterling. She had come on to Hutchinson yesterday afternoon, enroute to Partridge, and was on her way to the Rock Island depot at the time. She had been apparently in good health.
It was her intention to visit with four daughters in the vicinity of Partridge and Pretty Prairie. Her husband arrived from Jetmore this morning, and will take the body back home for interment.
Mrs. Miller is survived by nine grown sons and daughters. They are Mrs. Lon Lewis, Mrs. Oscar Lambert, Mrs. Dave Barton, and Mrs Martin Mercer, all of between Partridge and Pretty Prairie; J. D. Miller of Sterling, and three sons and a daughter who live at home.
Family Members
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Sarah Martha "Sadie" Miller Mercer
1880–1964
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Mary Elizabeth Miller Nichol
1882–1939
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Lulu Amelia Miller Lambert
1884–1941
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Jessie Emma Miller Barton
1886–1959
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Jameison Dunn "Jim" Miller
1886–1967
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Ora Dell Miller Lewis
1888–1979
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Walter Thomas Miller
1891–1952
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Harry Watson Miller
1893–1972
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Joseph Franklin Miller
1896–1979
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