Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-03-05
APPENDICITIS CAUSES
YOUNG MOTHERS Death
MRS. PETER HOOSHAGEN DIES AT
FATHERS HOME AT BELLE.
VUE SUNDAY MORNING
LEAVES HUSBAND AND CHILDREN
Funeral Services Held Tuesday Morn.
Ing at Bellevue and Interment
Made In Oakland Cemetery.

Mrs. Peter Hooshagen died at the
home of her father, Mr.. Henry Krum-
weide, at Bellevue, Iowa, early Sun
day morning. March End, 1919. after
an illness Of only two days. Mrs.
Hooshagen had been keeping house
Tor her father for the past few weeks,
and had been in her usual good health.
Last Friday she was stricken with
appendicitis, which Immediately de-
yeloped into peritonitis. Her con-
dition was alarming from the very
outset, and in spite of all that medical
skill could do, she passed away at an
early hour Sunday morning. Funer-
al services we're held at the home OF
the father Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock, and the remains were then
brought to Manchester and placed in
the receiving vault, to be inferred
here later In the spring. Rev. s. r.
Beatty had charge Of the service at
the vault.
Miss Luella Krumweide was born
In Miles, Iowa, July 23rd, 1889. When
she was child ten years old her
fathers family moved to Parker, South
Dakota, where she grew to young
womanhood. She was united in mar
riage with Peter H0oshagen at Cen
terville, South Dakota, on September
21st, 1908. For five years she and
her husband lived at Hurley, South
Dakota, and from South Dakota they
moved to Preston, Iowa, where they
resided until about year and a half
ago, when they came to Manchester.
She leaves to mourn her untimely
death, her husband, and two children,
Evelon, aged 8, and Merrill, aged Z;
and her father, Henry Krumweide.
and one brother, Alvin. who has just
returned from France; three sisters,
Mrs. Peter Eckoff of Parker, South
Dakota, Mrs. Hannah A. Hanson Of
Preston and Mrs. Elmer Hammerand
OF Bellevue.
Mrs. Hooshagen was a member OF
the Methodist church of Parker, South
Dakota, and when the family moved
to Preston she affiliated with the Con-
gregational church, and during her
residence in Manchester she afilia-
ted with the Methodist church. She
was also member of the Rebekah
lodge of this city.
The passing of this lovable young
woman brings the deepest kind Of sor-
row to the family, for death Is never
80 sad as when 1t enters a home and
ruthlessly lays its hand upon the moth
err and takes her from children of tender
years. Mrs. Hooshagen was young
woman of many amiable traits OF
character, kind neighbor, and al.
though a resident Of Manchester but
comparatively short time, she had
endeared herself to a large circle OF
friends, who were grieved at the news
of her sudden death. Mr.. Hooshagen
and his two little children. and all
others attached to Mrs. Hooshagen
by family ties, have the sympathy OF
their friends in the great loss that
has come to them.
Among the relatives who were in
Manchester on Tuesday afternoon at
the interment services were Mr..
Henry Krumweide, Alvin Krumweide,
HERMAN, Fred and Louis Krabbenhoff
2HE ngaisyne. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
80 spf Parker, South Dakota, and
Miss Hannah Hooshagen Of Parker,
South Dakota. Miss Hooshagen will
return to Manchester in a few days
and will keep house for her brother,