Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-12-13
panied by his daughter. Mrs. Crockett
and her husband. from Rugby. North
Dakota, to Lime Springs. b.
REYNOLDS.

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l REYNOLDS. ...-
William p. Reynolds, son of Zeph
aniah E and Elizsbeth Reynolds, wa,
bern near Albany, New York. June %
1880, and was at the time Of his deatf
nearly 8sa years of age. When a DO,
be removed with bis parents to Wis
consin. living in the section that wa.
later known as Green Lake county. Or
Feb. "a, 1909, he was married te Berths
Amelia Yunker who is still living. -
1t will be observed that had he lived
until Feb. oath of next year this hus.
band and wife might have celebrated
their sixtieth wedding anniversary.
Their eldest son Seymour Adelbert
was born in Wisconsin. In 1854 the,
removed to Howard county, Ia. where
Mr.. Reynolds became associated with
his brother.in-law in the business Of
manufacturing carriages In Lime
Springs. Here the second son was born
Alonzo Gustavus who is now residing
in California. In 1889, the family re-
moved to South Dakota, and ater to
Omaha, Neb., then to California from
which state the father and mother
came four years ago to reside with
their eldest son in Spokane, Washing
ton. s%<z =
During this latter period Mr.. Rey-
no'ds has been . victim of paralysis
which caused bis death. For more
than three years he has lain perfectly
helpless. unable even to turn himself in
bed but always patient and uncom-
| planning. ~. u
On Sunday, Dec. LIST, 1918. at noon
he was released from his suffering and
taken home we believe to dwell with
God. "@&S ,aE:
In early manhood Mr.. Reynolds uni
ted with the Baptist church, his wife
having been . member Of that church
previous to their marriage. and for
over sixty years he remained consist
ent member of this Christian denomi-
nation and has now gone to bis reward
Funeral services were held on Saturday
afternoon Dec. z, Ut two O'Clock. Rev.
G.. N. Shoemaker pastor of Lime
Springs N. E. church having charge of
theservice. Members of the n. E.
church choir sang ':Jesus Saviour
Pilot Me-" and Face to Face with
Nv Redeemer.
The body was laid to rest in Lime
Springs cemetery beside the resting
places of relatives who had preceded
him. f
Mrs. Reynolds accompanied the re-
mains of her husband on the journey
from Spokane. Wash, to Lime Springs
where she viii spend the winter with
her sister, Mrs. Albinus Wells.
PRoTIvIN.
n Adolph Fisher went to Lourdes Fri
day. & u.
Clara Mikesh is at Crssco attending |
high school.
Chas. w. Chyle was at Jackson Jet.
Tuesday.
John J.. hikssh autoed to Creseo
Sunday.
DR.. Jindsrlse was over from Cresco
Monday.
Emil Polsshex came over from Alta
Vista to attend the funeral Of bis sis
ter. #
W. n. Kalishek was business call.
er ct Jackson Jet. Monday.
4 T. N: Nsvak, daughter Emma. Mn.
E. J. Lukes. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. J.
Andera. Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Bouska
were ut Cresco Thursday.
Emma Polansky came home from
Calmar where she has been working.
James Andera and family were Cries.
co visitors Saturday. <.N
Sisters of St. Francis of FIT. Atkin-
son were here Tuesday.
Rev. John P. Broz of Spillville as
sisted Rev. Rudolph Lskomy with mass
Tuesday.
James and Chas. w. Chyle were at
Cresco Monday.
Albert Cisar, John J. Klimesh and
Chas. Kalishek marketed hogs at
Ridgewsy Friday
Died-Frsnk Fisher the second eldest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fisher of
this place died Thursday. Dec. 9Th at
bis home in Lourdes. The remains
were buried Friday afternoon. He
leaves . wife, daughter, bis parents.
two brothers and six sisters.
Died-Sophia Polsshek, the youngest
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pola-.
shek Who entered the St. Joseph's con-
vent at Milwaukee, Wis.,. in the spring !
died Saturday, Dec. 7th, In Detroit,
Mich. The remains arrived here Mon