Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-22

man and his parents. He had been bed
| fast two weeks, and when the illness
assumed a more serious stage it was
| known that there was no hope for re-
coVery.
| Mr.. Clemens was "a years of age and
was born at Franklin, johnson county,
Indiana, May II. 1881. He was well
known and liked by great many
friends, and his associates will miss
him greatly. He was a member of the
| st Anthony base ball team, altho ill
health had prevented him from taking
| any very active part in the games this
season.
| The funeral will be held from the
Methodist Protestant church TUESDAY
morning at IL o'clock, and intermens
will follow in the Albion cemetery.
DeVoe.
Mrs Betsy J. DeVoe, relict of the
late George e. DeVoe of Litchtield,
Mich, and mother of Mrs. /. S. Willard,
of this CITY, died at the Willard home
los South Second avenue, at 1915 this
morning, of paralysis. Mrs. DeVoe suf-
fered a stroke of paralysis three years
ago, and has been in very delicate
health since that time, having lost her
sight and become almost helpless. De-
spite her Affections, however, she was
always bright and happy, and never
complained at all of her condition. Be
cause of her poor health Mrs. DeVoe
was but little known in the city. ex-
cepting to the more intimate friends
of Mr., and Mrs. Willard, with whom
she had made her home for the past
eighteen years.
Betsy ]. Scott was the daughter of
Archibald and Cynthia Scott, and was
born in Chautauqua, N. Y, March II.
1927. Mr. DeVoe died in 1886, at
Litchfied, Mich, which was the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. DeVoe during their
married life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard will leave for
Litchfield probably tonight at 1885
with the body in charge. The funeral
services will be held on either Wednes-
day or Thursday from the Congrega-
tional church of Litchfield of which
Mrs. DeVoe was an active member for
many years.
Robinson.
Henry Orville Robinson, 104 West
Nevada street, died at his home
at 1880 this morning of asthma.
complicated with dropsy, with
which he had been suffering for
many Years. Mr.. Robinson had not
been resident of the city long, having
moved here from New Sharon Febru-
airy 1. He was a native of Horizon,
Wis, and was born July IS, 1859. Aside
from the wife eight children survive
the deceased-W. Fl. Robinson, of Fer
guson; Mrs. Eli Davis, of Deeming. n.
NJ; Mrs. Lett JOY, of Batavia; Mrs.
Peter ,lson, and Fred. Nellir p rf'>l
and Charles Robinson, all Of this city.
All of the children We're in the city
at the time of their fathers death.
Mr.. Robinson is also survived by three
brothers and two sisters. The broth
ers are Charles A. Robinson, of Van,
Mo-; and L. G. and ]. c. Robinson, of
this city; Mrs. A. S. Root, of Steam
boat Rock and Mrs. Arnold Lyke of
Hartley.
The funeral will be held from the
residence Tuesday afternoon at $3.50.
Interment will be in Riverside.
Joseph Utz, member of the Iowa
Soldiers Home from Dubuque county,
died at the hospital this morning at
1910, of paralysis"o the heart. Mr..
Utz served in Company K, First Ohio
infantry, and enlisted July Z, 1861. He
was discharged July 3, 1855, at Clarks-
burg,W. Va. Mr.. Utz was a native of
Germany, and was born Dec. -, 1882.
He came to the Home from Graft, and
was admitted Oct. Is, 1908. Two daugh- !
tiers, Mrs. Nary Tins, of Tigola, and
Mrs Anna Barton, of Dubuque, sur
vive the deceased.
While the funeral arrangements
have not as yet been made it is likely
1.-THE funeral and interment will take
place at the Home.