The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-01-15
DIED.

DIED.
QUALLEI-At Elma, Tuesday, Jan.
0, 1891, Oscar, only son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Qualley, aged IL months.
PLACk.-Mrs. L. b. Plack daughter
of w. II. Allem8n,) died Jan. 9Th
Of pneumonia, aged % years.
She was buried in Laurel Hill Gene
terry. Omaha, Neb. Her brothers, f.
j. and d. o. AlleMan attended the
funeral.
GREENBAUM-At his home in Cresco
Iowa, Jan. 10, 1891, Leopold Green.
baum, aged 55 years.
The sudden death Of Mr.. Greenbaum
was great shock to our community.
Between and 5 o'clock of last Saturday
afternoon, Mr.. Greenbaum while at his
store complained Of very distressing
feeling in his chest aud stomach, and
called in DIR. q. b. Bowers who gave him
some medicine, and had Mr.. Dean take
him home with team. Feeling chilly
and distressed he went to bed. His wife
CHANGED to be out calling, but his daugh-
ters applied hot water cloths to his chest
and back and were doing all they could
to help him when Mrs. q. returned home
She said to him that she was sorry that
she was out when he came, but he told
her that the girls had done all that was
possible, and that he was feeling better
and thought that he might 20 back L. the
store. They persuaded him not to try
to 60 back to the store, and he remained
in bed. Dr. Bowers, feeling anxious
about him, soon called, but finding HIM
more comfortable and apparently gain
ing, went away. Anew minutes afterward
he said he felt worse, and seemed to faint
away. DR.. G. ID. Roome, who lives in the
next house. and who happened to be at
home, was summoned, and responded
immediately. Upon looking at Mr..
Greenbaum he told the family that he
thought he was dead, but as he might
possibly be in comatose condition he
summond DR.. Bowers to come up with
his battery to see il they could bring him
to. But in vain; he had breathed his last.
His death occurred about six o'clock, only
about an hour after reaching home.
Drs. Bowers and Roome ascrihe his
death to paralysis OF the heart.
His brother, H. Greenbaum and son, OF
MarshalltowD, reached here on q freight
train on Sunday, and Mrs. Greenbaum q
nephew, Emanuel Loewenstein. OF Chica-
60, arrived on the Monday noon passen.
ger train.
The remains were taken to Davenport
on the afternoon passenger and express
train on Monday, accompanied by Mrs.
GreeDbaum, her daughter Stella, her sons
Albert and Harry, and Mr.. Greenbaum
OF Marshalltown. The funeral services
will be held In Davenport in the syna.
gogue according to the Jewish ritual.
Mr.. Greenbaum visited Davenport two
weeks ago. How little did he think that
his body would SO soon 60 back over the
same road to his old home!
Leopold Greenbaum was born in
Frankfort. on the. Main. Germany, Jan. 3.
1896. He came to Davenport, Iowa. IN
1853. He has lived and done business in
Heloit, WIS.,, Elmira, N. Y, Marshalltown,
Anamosa and Davenport, Iowa. He was
married in 1868 in New York City to
Miss Adelaide Strauss.
In July, 1887, Mr.. Greenbaum, then re-
siding at Davenport, succeeded A. Zun.
delowitz in the clothing business 10 Ores.
CO, bringing his family here, and this
has been their home ever since. His
wife aud four sons and four daughters
survive him, and have the sympathy OF
large list Of friends in their sad bereave-
nent.
Mr.. Greenbaum was a good citizen and
IN honorable merchant, and his death is |
.!ncerely lamsnted.-Howard County
rtines.