The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-08
HESTER A. PACE
DIES SATURDAY
She was Born in Ohio and was
Ejg7ty-three Years Old
When Claimed by
Death.
Especial 70 The Gate city. ]

FARATSETOS, April s.--HeStsl
4 A. daughter OF Peter and Elizabeth
4 CnsrFet was born on Oct 4. 1896
near Amanda Fairfield county. Ohio
and passed 10 her eternal reward on
Saturday. April Q. 1890. al vernon
Prairie. Iowa, aged SO years, months
and 80 days
Joan j. Pace al Li5ertyFilie, Iowa,
about 1858.
TO this union were born three chill
drea. tEo boys and one girl, both of
the boys proceeding her IN death.
passing away il childhood. She came
from OHIO 10 Iowa and Landed at
i-lbertyyiiie. IoTa, when the state
was IN its early stage Of develop.
Essat-
She became q member of the Ger
4 man Lutheran church IN Ohio when
but girl OF fifteen or sixteen years
OF age, and has been z fuhfui chris
tian ever since She Was greatly IN
demand az a nurse Aor the sick and
was always willing 10 respond IL the
bJ1r OF her nsignborS need she
bored her home and her church and
the Christ whom she served. She
lived for many years IN Vernon car
ing for her father and mother For
the Last twenty years she has made
her home with her daughter, Mrs.
Wolfe She Leaves 70 mourn their
loss. one daughter. Mrs Mary Wolfe
OF Vernon, Iowa. and five gran6chi-
6ren and four great grandchildren
She VIII be missed IN the home and
in the community by all who loved
her Sd well
Born TO Mr. and Mrs. Max De
Rosear near Sharon, Easter Sunday,
a nine pound boy.
DR.. z. ]. Shook, district superInten-
dent. will hold the third quarterly
conference on Tuesday, April 20. at s
p. m, In the Methodist church.
Miss Lula Bovles returned Tues
day from Keokuk after visiting with
relatives. She was accompanied home
by Mrs. Riley Bowles and children.
Mrs. Lydia Shuu OF Milton visited
Monday with Mrs Albert Cox.
Wilbur White came Friday TO visit
with home folks. Tuesday, Mrs.
White returned with him to spend
the day in Fl Madison
Mrs. II. r. Jones attended the fun
eral of Mrs c. Henkie OF Bonaparte,
Tuesday.
Evan Gray and wife returned froE: !
Fl Madison Tuesday after visiting |
with relatives.
Miss Edith Brugnam visited In TT |
Madison with friends
Mrs. o. d. Hayes of Oskaloosa, is !
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. C. v.
Ramey the latter part of this week. ]
Miss Cleo Richardson OF Bloom I
field. is visiting with her parents, /
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Richardson.
Captain Vance came Wednesday /
from Marshalltown for a few days
visit with home folks. Mr.. Vance is |:
looking and feeling fine and is highly /
pleased with the Soldiers home.
Miss Ada Beard OF FIT. Madison,
left Thur1day after visiting with her I
sister. Mrs. Guy Samson
Miss Jennie Rippin OF Bonaparte,
visited several days with her friend,
Miss Jacques.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beck OF Bona
parte, visited Thursday at the J. NJ
Eddy home.
Mrs. Ira Staubus and children of
F1oris, Iowa, returned Friday after
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Arson.
Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Dill OF Mt. Ster-
ling, visited Thursday at the Bert
Davis home.
Miss Blanche Sprankle OF Keokuk.
visited Thursday with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Geo. Sprankle.
Mrs. Chas. Branam OF Fit. Madison,
came Friday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Hattie Slaughter, and daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Smith. +
Miss Blythe Cleave of FIT Madison,
came Thursday for several days
visit with home folks
Dwight Knapp returned Friday
rom Chicago. /.
MrB. Gus Freed and children came
Thursday to visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Jenkins.
Miss Minnie Kuthcer who is teacn-
ng near Salem, spent the week end
With home folks