Payette County ID Archives Obituaries.....Mulholland, Alice 1925
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Payette Enterprise, Payette, Idaho, January 22, 1925
Payette Enterprise
Payette, Idaho
Jan. 22, 1925

MRS. MULHOLLAND PASSES

Mrs. Alice Mulholland of this city, died very suddenly last Saturday morning at 
her home on Second Avenue South, the cause of her death being apoplexy.  Mrs. 
Mulholland recently leased the James Lauer property and was keeping a few 
boarders, and shortly after breakfast Saturday morning left the dining room to 
water some flowers in the front room and sank to the floor without a word.  A 
doctor was summoned by Mr. Hinks who was one of the boarders and there at the 
time, but apparently death came instantly.  
The deceased was born in the ate of Michigan, 1869 and was married to Captain 
Mulholland in 1914 and came to Idaho soon afterwards, making their home on a 
farm three miles southeast of New Plymouth, where the husband died about three 
years ago.  January 1, 1924, she came to Payette to make her home, leased the 
Lauer property about September first.  She has no relatives at this place, but 
is survived by a sister in Wisconsin, a brother in Michigan and an aunt at San 
Diego, California.  Her body was shipped to Willoughby, Ohio on No. 18 Monday 
morning, accompanied by Mrs. D. G. Gardner of Fruitland, for interment beside 
her husband.  

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