Monroe County WI Archives Obituaries.....Sullivan, Jr., Daniel February 8, 1899
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Tomah Journal, February 11, 1899
  Died, at his home in this city, Wednesday morning, Feb. 8th, Daniel Sullivan,
Jr., in his 34th year.
  The community was shocked Wednesday morning by the news of Mr. Sullivan's
death, as he was in the prime of young manhood, a strong vigorous and apparently
well man only a few days ago. His illness was exceedingly brief and many people
did not know of it. He was injured a few weeks ago, but it was not supposed to
be at all serious. On Saturday last, while he was about town he was suddenly
taken with sever pain originating at the point of injury. Peritonitis quickly
develped and despite all medical skill resulted in his death less than four days
later.
  The funeral was held in the Catholic church Friday morning at 10 o'clock,
conducted by Rev. Louis Wurst. There was an exceedingly large attendance,
nothwithstanding the intense cold. Places of business in the city were closed
during the obsequies. Mr. Sullivan was born in the town of Tomah, March 17,
1865, and his life has been spent in the town and city. He has been engaged in
the draying business for several years. He leaves a wife and one child, a son
aged 2 years.


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