Iva Lehman was born July 18, 1878 at Columbus City, Iowa, and passed away at Eustis, Nebraska, on August 11, 1933, at the age of 55 years and 24 days. Deceased was one of a family of six daughters and two sons. Her parents, three sisters and one brother having preceded her in death.

Early in girlhood she consecrated her life to Jesus Christ and her life influence has been one continuous gospel message. She was a member of the Evangelical Church of Eustis.

In 1885 she moved with her mother to Frontier county and on September 27, 1898, she was married to Martin R. Jurjens.

A few years ago Mrs. Jurjens health failed but she was patient, unselfish, and so submissive to God's will.

Art thou weary, tender heart?
Be glad of pain; in sorrow
Sweetest things will grow as
Flowers in the rain.
God watches; and thou
Wilt have the sun
When clouds their perfect
Work have done.

Mrs. Jurjens is survived by her husband, Martin Jurjens; three daughters, Elenore Haskins and Esther Nafzinger, both of North Platte and Edna Jurjens of Eustis; four sons, Ralph, Ben and Amos of Eustis and Albert of Farnam; one granddaughter, Maxine Jurjens. One daughter, Lucy, preceded her in death in 1907, at the age of four years.

She is also survived by two sisters, Mrs. H. N. Brown of North Platte and Mrs. John Methven of Buhl, Idaho; and one brother, F. O. Lehman of Eustis.

Yon have found a fairer morning,
Away from earth's trial and care.
You shall shine so brightly in heaven.
To guide us lest we might stray
While we watch and pray each evening
For the dawn of a brighter day.

Funeral service was conducted Sunday afternoon, August 13th, at the Evangelical Church in Eustis, with Rev. G. E. Truesdell in charge.

Music was rendered by Mrs. J. A. Hueftle, Mrs. W. P. Maloney, Fred and Edwin Hueftle, with Miss Bessie Pickering at the piano.