Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-12-09
FOLLOWS HER HUSBAND
so SOON TO THE
GREAT BEYOND
Mrs. N. B. shultz Passes
Away This Morning at the
Home of Her Son, N. p.
Shultz, After a Very
Brief Illness

Dartmouth, Neb., Evening JournaI
Died-Sehultz. Mrs. Eliza c.. at the
home of Nathan P. Schultz. in Platts-
mouth, Nebraska on Saturday, Novem-
Der 9th, 1909 st 7:4O, a. M. Age 81 yrs
I months and 2Gdays Funeral from the
home of Nathan p. Schultz, on Monda y
November both 1909, at p. m. Int r
ment at Oak Hill
The many friends of Mrs. Nathan P.
Schultz was shocked this morning to
learn of her demise after an illness of
very brief duration. 1t S but a few
days since the husband of this esti
mable lady passed away and the shock
attending his death was one OF the lead
ing causes for the wife's decline and
death. Ever since the death she had
been in condition which worried her
children, although il was not realized
until few days ago just how critical
her condition was. During their long
married life they had lived very happily
and when her life mate passed into the
Great Beyond, her soul seemed to pre-
pare itself to follow him. SO she sank
to sleep this morning just as the grey
of dawn had passed away and the day
awoke.
To the children OF the deceased her
death came as a great shosk, made
doubly SO by the loss of their father.
They had never known aught but kind
ness and help from their loving mother
and the affections which only a mother
can bestow had more than endeared her
| to them. Always loving, kind and
gentle. she had been their haven of re-
fuge when the stormy win is OF life
blew hard upon them and into her low
| ing and attentive ear they had always
been able to pour their troubles and re-
lccve in return the best Of advice To
lose her SO suddenly comes to them as a
very great sorrow and in their grief
they have the undivided sympathy d
all who had known her. To those ont.
side the household she was a kinG
4 friend and true and with her passing
i they feel the loss of one of their bes
friends.
The deceased first saw the light OF
4 April J., 1871, in the town of roulon, II
where she lived until the age of l.
when she was married to Nathan
Schultz. Her maiden name was Eliz;
Culbertson. In the year OF 1873 Mr.
Mrs. Schultz moved tco the state o
Iowa. locating at the town of Charlton
where for twenty years the couple livet
happily moving to this city in the lat
ter year. Since that time she has been
resident here and formed large ant
loving circle Of friends and acguaint
ances.
OF the union with Mr., Schultz Their
are four children living WAC were will
her when the final summon came
They are Mrs T. ] He,ncssey of Nc
Valley, Ia. c. W. Schultz, OF York
Nebr., A. A, Schultz. of Omaha, Nebr
: and Nathan P. Schultz. of this city
Mr.. T. ]. Hennessey, of Mo. Valley a,
rived in this city this afternoon for tn
obsequies.
The funeral will take place ON mex
Monday AFTERNOON, Nov. 30 at 'cloc
p m. from the res dence of her sor
Nathan p. Schultz, Cannon II. B. Bur
+ CESS OF St. Luke's church WHIP had S
5 recently conducted the services owe
!, her beloved husband, conducting tn
services. lnterment will be made ;
Oak Hill cemetery where she will b
e laid to rest beside her late husband.
Jack Graham is in Counc
Bluffs today on business.