Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-09-24
MRS. A. S. HART
CALLED BY DEATH
WIFE or POPULAR I. c. coNDuc.
TON sUccuMss TO LONG
ILLNESS.
DEATH OF PIONEER BUSINESS NAN
Mr.. Fred GlIssendorf Passes Away
At Family Home Here 81
.s, Last Week. 5;5s 4,

Mrs. Lizzie K. Allen-Harr, wife ol
AnQreW s.. Hart, CONDUCTOR on The
Slninois Gentrai Cenuar naplus-.uan
+ chester Draucn, uleu ounuay atler'
noon. September II, 1915, a. 9hel
n home Ut 1917 20 Avenue, III CeuaI
ii tapi0s. Her death came as a sra
clols reiiet from years Ot suffering.
Et'uneral services WlII $De cOnuucLeu al
So the Family nome TINS evening AT
20 CLOCK. The s ervices VIII De con-
s0uctea by L,r. E.fJ. LochWoUu, pas
/. tor OF Sc. Paui's Methodist Episco-
h pal churchaot Cedar Rapids. Ihe re-
mains will be brought TO Manchester
{ Thursday morning, ana LAID to resi-
In the family lot by the sue OF her
Neral party Will arrive at IS O'Clock
tomorrow morning and Will go direct
TO the cemetery. at which time Rev.
U F.. Moore OF this city, will con
duct brief burial services at the
/ Grave. Following the services at the
grave the relatives, accompanying
the remains to Manchester, will re-
turn to Cedar Rapids on the morn
ing train. ". 81 81
Lizzie Allen was born at Westmore-
land. Oneida county, New York, june,
rs, 1855 She came west at4an early
age with her parents, Mrs. Malinda
II. Allen and husband, the late
d. b. Allen, who settled at Atkin-s
son. Illinois, removing later to
Brush Greek, now Arlington. From
there they came to Manchester,
where Mrs. Hart attended the pub
J lica schools ! and also the academy.
She finished her education at Ep,
worth seminary. For three years she
taught in the rural schools fof Dela,
ware county, and for period of
seventeen years was q most SUCCESS
:fuE. teacher in the West side schools
Of this city.
Her marriage with Andrew s.. Hart
took place in this city March Is,
1899. Mr.. and Mrs. Hart made their
first home In Freeport, Illinois. y From
sFfeeport they removed to Chicago,
where they resided until 1902, when
they removed to Cedar Rapids, which
was their home up to the time OF
her death. The passing of Mrs.
Hart brings sorrow to a large circle
OF close friends in this city. AS a
young woman Mrs. Hart took an inn
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church and social organizations OF
Manchester. Mrs Hart was devoted
to her home and her aged parents,
for whom she cared with untirine
devotion during their declining years, |
During late years Mrs. Hart was con-
fined to heEy home by slckness much |
o1 the time, bearing her suffering i
with Christian fortitude. IN the
hope Of ben nefitting her health I Mr..
Hart took her to California az year
or SO ago, but the change did, not |
bring much relief During all of |
her illness, Mr.. Hart has given ev-
cry moment Of his spare time to her
care. IL 4 si.s II y q y,
Besides her husband, she Is sur
vived BY her aged mother, Mrs. D.
B. Allen, who has made her home
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hart and ont
sister, Mrs. E. B.. Giles, of Los
Angeles, California, who arrived in /
Cedar Rapids this morning. Mrs. F.
A. Allen Of Chicago, Mr.. Harts sis
ter, will also attend the funeral.
~ Mrs. Hart was a member OF st.
Paul's N. E. Church, of Cedar chap
ter No. 1874, @. E. s., and Of the Ce-
dar Rapids Woman's club.
Y The sympathy OF this community is |
to Mr.. Hart and the other
members Of the bereaved family, in
this time Of sorrow.
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