Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-09-28
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OBITUARY..


Henry Lentener died at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. George Henry,
Sunday morning at four o'clock, after
a prolonged illness. The immediate
cause of his death was rheumatism
of the heart. Deceased was in the
seventy-frst year of his age. He and
his aged wife came to this city about
eight months ago from Kirksvlllei
Missouri. and have made their home
with their daughter.
Mr.. Lentener ha, been in poor
health for some time, but was not
considered seriously i'll by his loved
cncs until few days ago. He is
survived by his wife and four chill
dren, all of whom were with their
father during his last hours. The
children are: Norton Lentener, OF
Marietta, Ohio; w. P Lentener, of
j Creston; Mrs. Rhoda Mcdonald, of
Ottumwa, and Mrs. George Henry, of
this city.
Funeral services We're held at the
residence Monday afternoon at three
o'clock and the remains were tender
| ly laid to rest in Evergreen cemetery.
The Fairfield Journal.
A. C. D. Bradshaw was born in Jof-
ferson county, Iowa, Nav II, 1916. and
departed from this world to the beau
tiful home beyond. Monday morning,
I September 25. 1905. at o'clock. His
early life was spent on a farm in this
county. Arriving at the age of young
manhood he evinced desire to study
medicine and his parents. always
mindful of their children's desires per.
mitted him to go to Ann Arbor Medi-
cal college at Ann Arbor, Mich. Here
/ he worked hard and graduated from
the institution with great honors on
March 81, 1867 Returning to his ma
4 tive county he began the practice OF
medicine in Saline. Here he wOoed
and won his excellent companion and
on March A, 1858, Miss Mary McCulley
became his bride. To this union eight
children were born, three of whom
have preceded their father to the bet.
ter land.
In early life DR.. Bradshaw became
a member of the Methodist Episcopal
church of Salina and after removing
to this city, was most faithful work
er in the Presbyterian church, which
denomination he later joined. He is
Tic ldSt VI Illc Cudt lSl lilSlu OClS VI
Forest City lodge. No. 81 Knights OF
Pythias to be called to his reward
This order realizes that they have suf
fered a great loss in the death of this
good man. He was also vice presi
dent of the Jefferson County State
bank at the time of his death.
A loving wife and five children,John
Carl. Allie, Leland, Mrs. Una Tallmar
and Ethel, all of this city, as well a:
three greatly beloved grandchildren
Carroll W.. and Ruth R. Bradshaw ant
Leland c. Tallman survive him.
Funeral services will be held from
the family home wednesday Afternoon
at O'Clock. conducted by Rev. Alex
ander Corkey and the remains will b.
laid to rest in Evergreen cemetery I,
await the great judgment. - The Fail
field Journal.
Thomas D. McGlothlen was born il
Wayne county, Ind, Dec. 10, 1916
and dice at the home of his son, Jaco
McGlothlen in South Ottunwa. Sept
81, 1905, aged So years, months an
II days. He was married to Mis-
Sarah Meek in Fountain county, Ind
in 1886 To them were born tw
, daughters, Rebecca ]. and Mary l. TIL
mother died in 1910. In 1S41 he wa
married to Martha Taylor in -Four
tain county, Ind. To this union wer
born eight sons and three daughter:
Four sons an dtwo daughters surviv
their father Mr.. McGlothlen came
2 Iowa with his family in 1874, tw
years before Iowa was admitted a
. a state, and located on farm fiv
| miles southeast of Eddyville. TIL
/ place consists of 420 acres and ha
been owned by other parties for SCI
. eral years, but is still known as tn
. McGlothlen farm. One acre is use
for burial ground. known as th