Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-05-01

A large number Of our people at
tended the memorial service held at
the Methodist church last Sunday At
ternoon In honor Of Otto C. Antilles,
who was killed In battle in France
last July. This makes three deaths
In families who hold their member
ship In the Methodist church. Otto's
name 10 on the Honor Roll" In the
church and q gold star has been
placed in front of his name.
form gathered Ut the court house and
marched In body to the church
where they were seated directly back
OF the bereaved family.
A mixed quartette composed Of
Miss Maggie McCaw, Mrs. c. n.
Wilde. w. Landrum and H. j.
Hoogenakker sang appropriate songs
and assisted in the singing. The
invocation and scripture reading was
BY Rev. VIM. Mack and the memorial
address was made BY Rev. c. w.
Proctor. The entire service was an
impressive one and the large audi
ence was visibiy affected a. the
speaker proceeded with his address.
The Republican joins with the people
OF the community In extending SYM
patty to the bereaved family, who
keenly feel the loss Of q kind and
loving SON and brave and noble
soldier.
InRsL sxzR BAIEIss LAID no REST
Mrs Nary Rinsieaf was bora IN
North Germany. July 9. 1865. and
died IN Audubon, Iowa, April Is,
1919. eyed 50 years. nine months
and IL days. She came to this
country with her parents and settled
In Benton connty. Iowa, in 1851.
On Jannary 81. 1885, she was
united In marriage to Mr.. jacob
Baier and she and her young hus-
band came directly to Audubon coun-
~, settling ona farm In Greeley twp.
where they resided for 80 years. The
husband and IL children live to miss
her. There are four sons and seven
daughters % follows. Albert Batter.
John Baier. Mrs. Emma Brady, Mrs.
Ella Brady. Otto Baisr. Edward
Bassr. 1Gfs. Dora johnson. Mrs. Mary
Campbell. Miss Lena, Miss Hattie
and l1iss Elnore Baier. She has q
sister and . brother living. The sis
ter IL Mu. w. o. Scott Of Extra and
the brother, Anthony, IL somewhere
in the west. She also leaves eleven
grandchildren. ten boys and one girl.
Three years ago she and her hus-
band moved to Audubon that they
might rest from heavy work and en-
Joy the evening OF their lives In look,
Ing backward ct the MONDAY and
early morning Of their life. But
Mr.. Haisr was not well and after q
long sieee OF sickness q the sun was
sinlIing In the west. she closed her
life hare Good Friday and hoeon
the new day Of Internal Joy. Tor frs.
Batter was . Christian woman, s0he
was . member Of W At4erah
church. The husband Will miss her
her. and the children and grand
children viii remember her. The
one to miss her love and sympathy,
the others to remember her kind
words and loving deeds.
Two hAna1 nDien ~ hreAees s.S.
And IAbor's dnno:
Two palefset crossed IN rest. II
The race II run.
Short services were held In the
home ct Audubon ct 1900 o'clock
April ~, 1919, conducted BY Rev.
L. n. Matson and the body taken to
Extra, where services were held In
the Christian church at $500 o'clock.
Musie was furnished BY ladies'
QQuartette. who sang the favorite
hymns zone Sweetly Solemn
Thought" Saved by Grace"
Peaceful Slumber' and Jesus,
Savior, Pilot Me-" Interment was
made In the Extra cemetery.
Card a Ihanks
We wish to express our earnest
thanks for The many kindnesses
shown ~; for the howers given In