Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-11-09
UNCERTAINTY OF LIFE.

Mrs. Maggie Remnant Dies Suddenly at
the Home of her Sister in Centralia ;.
"Forget not the dend, vho have loved. who
have i fl uS,
But believe, never doubt that the God who
berett us.
Permits them to minglc with friends they still
love"
The uncertainty Of life is constantly
brought before us Us an object lesson
to remind us that we should always
be prepared for the final summons.
1t comes to us SO unexpectedly and
at inopportune times. In the midst
of life we are in death. We have it
illustrated in the life just gone out.
The subject of this obituary left her
home in Rudolph with her son MyrOn
Tuesday morning feeling apparently
as we'll as she had been for long
time. Gay. jolly and in good spirits
as she had always been. After doing
her shopping she stopped with her
sister in Centralia, Mrs. W. Johnson
before her departure for home. She
drank cup Of tea and ate slice of
arose to enter the carriage she spoke
of faint feeling that was creeping
over her and u paraIyZed feeling came
over one of her limbs. In spite of
this sensation she entered the carriage
determined to go home. While in the
vehicle she tainted away and was
carried back into the house and died
inside OF ten miuut eS thereafter. DR..
II
arrived too late to be of any assistance
the patient was then in the thrOeS OF
death.
Those who enjoyed the acquaintance
of Mrs. Maggie Reinhart will re-
member her as kind, christian
woman devoted to her husband and
family of children. A mother posses
sing those w0manly characteristics
that make the world better for their
having lived in it. A mother who
was devoted to home life with all its
tender emotions and memories it
eXciteS Home to her was a resting
place where she loved to dwell in the
intimate relations with husband,
children and friends. She will be
greatly missed Mrs. Rheinhart was
an active member of the Roman
Catholic church in Grand Rapids and
a regular wOrshipper there.
Mrs. Maggie Reinhart was the
Oldest daughter of MIR. and Mrs. P
Conway. She was born in the towr
of Rudolph, January 4, 1858 and was
therefore fOrty-One years, ten months
and three days old when she paSseC
away on Tuesday. Nov. :. She was
united in marriage March ,, 1880 t
Jonathan Reimharl in the town O.
Rudolph aud continued to reside there
until the year 1888 when they sole
their farm and went to Los Angeles
California. Neither one was SuiteC
in California and at the end of The
first year they returned to WoOC
county and purchased the Richard ant
Thomas Rein farms and what wa
known as the old HecOX farm in thu
town of Rudolph. Here they fOunC
contentment and happiness again
Besides her husband she leaves tire,
children, two boys, Leonard, aged j.
Myron, aged 10 and one daughte
Agnes, aged u. TO mourn her Suddel
departure. Besides these she leave
her aged parents Mr.. and Mrs. Z
Conway, Of Centralia; three sisters
Mrs. w. y. Johnson. Centralia; Mrs
w. E. Bertram, Peterson, Iowa; Mis-
Mamie Conway, of Orient, Soutl
Dakota: and four brothers Martin
John, Dennis and Will Conway.
The funeral service takes plac
Friday forenoon at the Catholi
church at 10 o'clock in Grand Rapid
Father Van Rossmalen officiating.