The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-09-06

A. L. Durham.
Morgan-Herman Krohnke. L. Rag
hei. G. Rabe. Herman Schultz.
Vail. S. Watson, Henry Stuck,
T. j. Hoffman. NJ. P. Ryan. w. E.
Butler. Clinton Paine, John Nelson.
OBITUARY..
On last Suday morning at 2:3O oc-
Cured the death of Mrs. o. Eckblad
at her home five miles north of Kiron
after long siege of many years
suffering with paralysis which render
ed her helpless for the past eleven
years. On May %. 1895 she had a
partial stroke of paralysis which
affected her so that she. was unable
to use her limbs so as to be able to
walk around and has been compelled
through all these years to stay at
home an invalid. On Friday last she
had another stroke. which it seemed
completely paralyzed her entire body.
becoming unconscious in which state
she continued for thirteen hours when
death relieved her from all suffering
and sickness. Mrs. Eckblad was
born in STAINING. Harad. Sweden.
February ~, 1876; immigrated to
America 1872: married to CLAUS Eek
blad the same year, after years
residing in Illinois, they moved to
Crawford county in the year 1881 To-
eating in Milford township, after a
few years, moving into Sac County
five miles north of Kiron where their
home since has been. She leaves her
devoted husband and three sons. Axei
residing in Gushing. Mimi. Oscar
at Denison and John still remaining
at home who now mourn and miss
the departed one.
The funeral occurred on Tuesday
afternoon, the services being conduct
ed from the house by Rev. G. A.
johnson pastor of the Mission church.
Odebolt. Iowa. After the services her
remains were conveyed to the Odebolt
cemetery for burial. A large num-
Der of neighbors and friends of the
deceased attended the funeral and
made up long procession that fol-
lowed her remains to their last rest
ing place. -Kiron News.
The deceased was the mother of
Mr.. Oscar Eckblad of this city and he
has our sympathy in his bereavement.
Read the resolutions. They say
something.
That female relative plank of the
democrats proved a boomerang.
L. Killeany of Deloit was a Deni-
son visitor to-day.
1t doesn't pay to be Knocker. It
never has and never will.
More and more republicans rejoice
that they have INDUCED in no factional
fights.
Bob Meisner looks every inch a
sheriff. After January he will not
belle his looks in any way.
VIM McLennan has accepted the
county Craftsmanship. That means a
thorough and successful campaign.
jeff Hoffman made a good chair
man but his voice weakened along
toward the end of the three hour ses
sion.
John Cook looked through the Code
once and is always talking about it.
Frank Woolston has University de.
gree but never blows about it.
Born on Thursday September 9th
to Mr.. and Mrs. B. M Lockard a SON
The little youngster who arrived this
morning is Jolly nine FOUNDER and
grandfather Temple is almost as
happy as the baby's dad. We con-
graduate.
The regular quarterly meeting OF
the City Federation of Women clubs
will be held Saturday afternoon at
2:30, September 9Th, in the Assembly
room of the Carnegie Library. Very
important business will come before
the meeting and a full attendance
is desired.
The money for the purchase of the
cemetery is so nearly subscribed that
there is no doubt about the compile
ton of it. The soliciting committee
is collecting the money this week
There will be meeting of the stock.
holders soon for organization. The
City Federation greatly appreciate.
the cooperation of the citizens. II
the meantime, the Federation solicits
subscriptions to complete funds nee
essary for the purchase money.
You can buy LUMBER mucl
| CHEAPER than the average pric,
from E: H. Rowland Lumber & Goa
Co., So. Omaha, Nebr. Send YOU
house and barn bill in for our figures