The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-05-25
Buck Grove Letter.

Buck Grove Letter.
Robert Mofitt was Dow Cityite on
Thursday last.
Robert Moffitt was an Arion caller on
"Wednesday afternoon.
Frank Slater and wife drove to Defiance
Thursday returning in the evening
DIR Hamilton, of Omaha, was in town
on professional business one day last week.
Mr.. Fritz Olson has been quite busy the
past week getting his new refrigerator in
place,
Miss Bertha Miller made trip to Deni-
son Saturday. She returned the same
day.
The Misses O'Meara. of Otto, who we're
here for few days last week, have re-
turned home.
All those having laundry to send away
may leave it at Bonneys store, where it
will be attended to.
Pete O'Meara and Will White departed
for Rodney on Wednesday, Will intends
to stay with Pete for awhile
Miss Daisy Beldon. of Rodney, came
down Sunday night and is spending the
week here assisting Mrs ]. P. Welch.
Will Mofitt John Duber and Fred
Downs were among our prominent far
mers attending to business here last week.
Miss Minnie Paulson returned on Thurs
day from Omaha where she has been at
tending school at commercial college for
the past year.
Mrs. Harvey and daughter went to
Arion Saturday in quest of Strawberries.
We have had plenty of them in our home
market since then
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim McCabe, of Persia,
were here Saturday. They visited Jim
O'Meara and family. Mr.. McCabe is Mrs.
i'm O'Mearas brother.
Mrs. Murphy came down from Rodney
Tuesday a. n, to attend the funeral of
her friend. Mrs Kate OMeara. She re-
turned to her home in the afternoon of the
same day.
Lutte Carpenter has returned from his
trip to Kansas The climate did not agree
with him, at least he was in poor health
all the time he was away. AT any rate he
believes Iowa is the best
Mrs. Pat O'Meara, who has been here
Shelby county. She took Petes two little
motherless children with her and will have
charge of them temporarily.
The carpenters who have been out in
the country doing some work for John
German on his farm northwest of town,
returned here Friday and have resumed
work on Mr.. Harvey's house.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Bonesteel, of Grand
Junction. are visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. James Haines. George delighted
his many friends and others by setting up
a temporary barber shop in Robert Beu-
tails hardware store during Friday and
Saturday, and our citizens of the male
persuasion enjoyed luxury of a shave !
once more. AS our tow is still without
tonsorial artist the favor was greatly ap-
preciated.
The death angel has been in our midst
and borne away on his pinions the beauti-
full soul of Mrs. Kate O'Meara. She came
here from her home in Rodney something
over two weeks ago to visit her parents
and other relatives, but was taken almost
Immediately by an attack of infammatory !
rheumatism which developed into rheuma- |
! tic fever which finally terminated into
paralysis of the brain. All that medical |
skill, loving and willing hands could do
was done to relieve the sufferer, but to no
avail, and the dread summons reached her
Sunday evening, May IS, at about six
o'clock, at the home of her parents, Mr.. |
and Mrs, Thos. White, whom she was vis-
iting. Her maiden name was Catherine
Elizabeth White. She was born in Her
t kimer Co., New York September 18TH,
1872, and when only small girl, came
with her parents to Crawford Co., which
; continued to be her home until 1906, when
she was happily married to Mr.. Peter
0 Meara, who, with their two little boys |
still survive her. Her parents one sister
and two brothers, besides a host of friends |
are left to mourn her loss. The funeral
services were held at the Catholic church |
{ at this place Tuesday forenoon and were
conducted by Rev. Father Tierney of
Manila, after which the remains were
taken to Denison where all that was NOR
tai was laid to rest in the cemetery at that
place. Rev. Father Farrelly performed |
the last sad rites at the grave The sadly |
bereaved family have the deep and heart
felt sympathy of all. Mrs. O'Meara was
an exceptionally lovable woman, consist
ent. honest and true, and member of
the Catholic church. and we know that in
the realms of blis:, HE giveth His be-
loved rest