Obituary of Mrs. J. T. (Susan Golden) Carney, Swift County, MN

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Mrs. J. T. Carnoy.
On Wednesday County Auditor Carney recieved the sad intellignece that his  
sister-in-law, Mrs. J. T. Carney  had died this morning in Denver Colorado.
She had been ill three years with tuberculosis.  her husband took her to Denver  
about two months ago in hope that the change in climatic conditions would be  
beneficial to her.  After she got there her health improved but she had a bad  
spell about a month ago and her condition was so critical that her father  
Phillip Golden , went our to see her.  she recovered from that spell and when  
Mr. Golden left her to come home she was feeling quite well.  She however had  
another bad spell the middle of last week and grew steadily worse until the  
fimal summons came.  Her sister,  Miss Maggie Golden, departed Sunday night for  
Denver and no doubt reached the deathbed before the end came.
The deceased, Mrs Susie Golden Carney, who was born and brought up in the town  
of West Bank, was about 26 years of age and was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.  
Philip Golden, one of West Bank's prominent famlies.  She was married to  J. T.  
Carney about five years ago and lived on his farm in Marysland Township up to to  
months ago.
She was a good Christian woman and was loved by all who knew her. Besides her-
grief stricken husband and two little  boys she leaves to mourn her untimely  
death her parents, two sisters and one brothers.
The remains of the deceased are expected to arrive at Danvers today or tomorrow  
when the arrangontents for the  funeral will be completed.