Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-04-21
OBITUARY.

Eliza Greenway Marshall, youngest
daughter of Henry Greenway, Esq,
vas born December go, 1894. IN Laun.
ceston, Cornwall, England, and was
taken by her parents when a child to
old Plymouth, England, where she was
educated and came to womanhood,
On July 4. 1860, she was united i'll
marriage 10 Chapman Alexan Ter Mar
shall and straightway emgrated to
Iowa. settling on the ground now oc.
cupied by the stone house, west Of
town. She lived in the vicinity of
Cresco until 1877, moving when her
husband entered on the active minis.
try of the gospel to New Hampton.
where she remained until 1880. In
that year she moved to Nashua, Iowa,
living there until 1854, when she went
to Clinton, Iowa. After two years in
Clinton, she returned to Cresco for
eighteen months until Mr.. Marshall
was called to McGregor, where many
dear and kind friendships were formed,
she remained until her husband retired
again to Cresco in 1900 for the closing
days of lite.
Eight children we're born to the de.
ceased: ANNE Jane, Mrs. Edith Z.
Nichols, of London, England, Henry,
who died in 1873, Anthony, Chapman
Alexander, Florence Rose, Rev. Charles
Greenway, of Britt, Iowa. aud Ger.
trude Eliza. She lived to enjoy the
blesslng of twelve grand children. Que
brother. John Greenway, Esq. ex-
mayor of Plymouth, Engn survives.
| AT the age of seventeen, she united
with the George ST. Baptist church Of
plymouth and has been faithful and
consistent church member even since.
She departed this life April IA. 1905,
mourned by vide circle OF friends
andrelatives whose lives have been
enriched and sweetened by her pa.
iehce, her sweetness aud her refined
noble womanhood.
Very impressive funeral services
were held from the house Monday
afternoon at 2:3o, and were conducted
by Rev. |. a. Eakin of tile Cresco
Congregational church, and Rev. G.. A
Francis, pastor of the First Congrega-
tional church, McGregor, Rev. Fran.
CTS paying a high tribute to the mem.
Tory and loving, Christian life Of the
departed. The funeral was large
: one, the large rooms being filled with
Borrowing friends. The ladies OF the
Twentieth Century Club, OF which the
, departed was member, being present
i'll d body. Those present from out Of
. town were, Hon. Frank Larrabee and
daughter, MIR. and Mrs. c. H. Barron,
Mrs. Dayton Benjamin5 Miss Bessie
Bell, McGregor.
The floral decorations were many
! and very beautiful.
Howard Marshall c. l. White, l..
t In. Woodcock. VIM. Wllbraham, VIM.
Blackburn and H. E. Tomas acted as
Ipall bearers. Interment was in Oak
+ lawn.
BARTHOLOMEW.
i Andrew Bartholomew was born in
lSincoe, Province of Ontario, Canada,
, January IL, 1874, and moved with his
parents to Postville, Iowa, in April
! 1854, where he became member of
the M. e. church. In 1865 the family
t moved to Cresco where he has since
resided. He was married to Rose AL
l len at Postville, Iowa, Nov. 1, 1878.
lone child was born to this union, Mrs.
!, Florence Reutlinger, who resides on
the home farm.
e She, with the wife are left to mourn
}. the early departure the husband and
: father.
He died Sunday, April 18th, and the
funeral occurred Wednesday after.
coon from the residence, Rev. Gam
mons officiating The burial was in
e New Oregon cemetery.