Death of Mrs. Klindt.
Everyone was shocked on Wednesday morning August 10, 1904, to hear of the sudden death of

Mrs. Hans Klindt just south of town, who died very suddenly with inflammation of the bowels, only being sick a very few days.

Anna (Jensen) Klindt was born October 1, 1862, in Germany, and came with her parents to America in 1873 and settled first in Ohio, she came to Clinton County, in 1878, then to Crawford County and then to Manning. She was married to Hans Klindt October 20, 1881, near Maquoketa, Iowa. She leaves a husband and four children Harry, Anna, Elsie, and Emma, also three brothers John at Ponca, Nebraska; Anton, near Manning; and Edward near Maquoketa to mourn her loss.

Mrs. Klindt was a good, kind woman and loved by all who knew her. The funeral will be held at the home next Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, Rev. William Martens officiating, after which the remains will be laid to rest in the Manning cemetery. The entire community is in deep sympathy with the deceased's relatives in their hour of sorrow.

August 18, 1904
Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Jensen, of Ponca, Nebraska, arrived last Friday evening and attended the funeral of Mrs. Hans Klindt, who was buried Saturday morning. There were five brothers in attendance at the funeral, three brothers and her step-brothers, namely, J.M. Jensen, Ponca, Neb; Ed Jensen, Maquoketa, Iowa; Albert Jensen, Mitchell SD; Carl Jensen Maquoketa Iowa and Anton Jensen, of Manning, Iowa. Mr. Jensen reports as having a fine crop this year and that crops in general in Nebraska are far ahead of Iowa.