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The Keweenaw Miner, Saturday, January 2, 1915, Houghton County

Mrs. John Harrington

Well Known Resident Succumbs After Lengthy Illness

After a long illness at her home in Calumet, Mrs. John Harrington, aged 42 
years, a well known resident of Calumet, passed away at her home early Wed. 
morning. Funeral services will be held this morning form the Sacred Heart 
Church with interment in the Lake View Cemetery. The remains have been taken 
to the home of her father, where they will lie in state until that time. The 
deceased leave her husband and five children, also her father, Peter Sullivan,
 and the following brothers and sisters: Patrick, David, and Daniel Sullivan 
and Miss Norine Sullivan, and Miss Marie Sullivan, who is expected to arrive 
here form Chicago to attend the funeral.