Manchester Democrat., 1921-10-12

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parents, Mr.. and Mrs George Heyer
Burton Clark . ~ chester was
in Dundee Sunday.
Mr.. and Mt.. :" Robinson o
Silver Greek spent sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Larabee.
Mr. and Mrs. Srleuie OF West Libert.
came Thursday to spend a few day!
It the John Schiess home.
Fred 'kleinso4 sc, ,l4u Jennerjohn
Adolph Becker and Albert Preussne
went to Minneapolis Wednesday ant
.e.uTned Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Reynolds spent
Sunday in the Peck home at Waterloo
Jno. Bente and family and Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Weyant Of Edgewood were
Sunday visitors at the AdoIph Possehl
nome.
Anson Randall and Frank McFar-
lane of Littleport were Dundee busi-
ness callers Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Hudson of Water
loo and Mr.. and Mrs. Romansa Rey-
nOlds of Fort Dodge came for visit
with relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. George Martin is some better
at this writing.
The pupils of our school have been
enjoying a two days vacation, the
teachers attending the institute tat
Manchester.
Clarence Neunkirk of Strawberry
Point is installing Delco-light sys-
;em in the Ray Lawrence house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Sandhagen of
Waterloo are visiting in the Albert
Sandhagen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schiess and Mr..
and Mrs. Sriedle spent Sunday at Oel-
vein.
Over $1,000 were realized from the
bake sale held by the Cemetery Asso-
citation Saturday evening
The death angel has again entered
our midst and this time claimed as its
victim the beloved wife and mother,
Mrs. S. r. Reynolds. On July 18th
5he was taken seriously Ill with COM
plication of diseases. At one tine she
seemed better, was able to be up, the
family became hopeful again but she
grew suddenly worse and continued to
decline until released from all earthly
suffering. All that could be done was
done for her and on Thursday between
the hours of and A. NJ, October, 4,
1921 her spirit took its flight. During
all this time she was patient and un-
sufferer. The greater part
of her life was spent in and around this
and was widely known and wi
be missed by host Of people who at
some time she Las. loaned a helping
hand Mary Matilda daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. John King was born March
|, 1860, at Little York, Delaware Co.,
and passed away at her home in Dun
dee at the age of 81 years, 9 months
and 3 days. On June q! 1877, she
was united in marriage to Mr.. S. Il.
Reynolds of the vicinity. To this un-
on were born 8 children, one daughter
preceding her in infancy. Those lett
to mourn her departure are her hus-
band three daughters ard five sons:
Mrs. Minnie Benjiman Of Janesville,
Ia, Mrs Zoa Russell Of Stockton, ILL.,,
Grover of Chicago, ILL.,, Earnest OF
Dundee, Albert, AdlIa Percy and Vera
at home, her aged mother Mrs. S.
Hammond of Dundee one brother,
Henry King of Clayton, Ia. and 8
grandchildren and other relatives and
friends. The funeral services were
held at the Wesleyan Methodist
church Thursday at P. M. at Dun
dee, Ia. Rev. r. Wesley Mack OF
Charles City officiating using as his
text Luke -2O-38 For He Is not a God
of the dead but of the living Music
was rendered by the Wesleyan Choir,
singing her favorate song, "1'll send
Another Comforter" The floral off,
erings were proiuse. The sympathy
of the entire community is extended
to the bereaved ones in their great
rest in the Spring Hill Cemetery.
Relatives from a distant were Grover
Reynolds and family from Chicago,
ILL.,, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Russell and
family Of Stockton. ILL.,, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Benjiman, Forrest Bloker and
family and Mrs. C.. Keller and family
and Mrs. Howard Kingsley and son
from Janesville. Ia, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry King from Clayton, Ia. Mr..
and Mrs. Hoser and others from
Manchester and many other friends
from a distance
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to thank those who rem
dered us kindness in any way during
the sickness and death OF our loved
one and for the beautiful floral off,
erings.
MIR. S. r. REYNOLDS
AND CHJJnREN