The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-12-06
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Vail
The death of Mrs. j. A. Dieter
was an event though expected caused
the greatest sorrow to the relatives
and friends who had hoped against
hope for many days for her recovery.
She was a noble Christian woman,
an affectionate mother. faithful wife
and kind and loving friend. Mrs. j.
A. Dieter nee Tillie Pound. was born
on the sea on Dec l2.. 1863. died on
Nov. 80, 1906. On Oct. Both. 1883
she was married to John A. Dieter.
The funeral services were held at st.
AIMS church Sunday at 1890 o'clock.
Rev. Father Yungblundt preached
very beautiful and touching sermon.
The pail bearers were. John Doherty.
John Hickey. Joe Duffy. L. j. Ratch-
ford. M. P. Ryan and j. j. Dugan.
She leaves to mourn her loss besides
number of brothers and sisters. a
heartbroken husband, daughters,
Grace and Ada: sons. Jess, George.
Raymond, Leonard. Edward, Lloyd
and Earl. The sympathy Of the en-
tire community will be rendered to
the Borrowing relatives and friends.
The relatives from out of town who
attended the funeral were Joe Pound
of Chicago, Army Pound of Clinton,
Mrs. Lizzie Campbell of Omaha and
Mrs. VIM. Enebeck of Primgar, la.
Mrs. Conroy of Carroll attended
the funeral of Mrs. j. A. Dieter
here Sunday.
The wedding of John Vennink and
Belle Welton took place on Thanks
giving day at the home of the brides
sister in Schellrock, la. Both bride
and groom are we'll known to the re-
sidents of our town where they are
counted among our most popular
young people. Both possess the high
est and noblest traits of character
and justly command the admiration
of a wide circle Of friends. The kind
est wishes of all will attend them.
| A few members Of the Nights of
Columbus of Carroll attended the flu
neral of Mrs. ]. A. Dieter here last
Sunday.
4 Maude Cranney went to Schleswig
Tuesday where she has a large music
class.
4 Mrs. VIM. Rhodenbaugh and sister
Mrs. Shonquist of Omaha. were visit.
ing Vail friends the first of the week.
i G.. B. McAndrews was passenger
west Friday.
Mrs. w. H. Dickinson and daugh-
ter Margaret, started Monday fol
Cheyenne. Wyo., after spending a
few weeks visiting her parents VIM.
Dobler and wife of this place.
Nettie Campbell spent last week
at the Joe Rundlett home.
Mr.. Staininger and wife spent Sun.
day with Denison friends.
John Clements and family. alst
Bessie Haas. of Carroll spent Thanks
: giving with relatives here.
! Mrs. Carroll died Friday at tn.
home of her son-in-law. Jas. Mitchell
. Funeral services were held at St
AIMS church on Sunday at o'clock
Rev. Father Yungblundt officiating
and interment was made in St. Ann
Cemetery. Hundreds of Borrowing
i relatives, friends and neighbors fol
f lowed the remains to their last rest
ing place. May her soul TEST j,
peace.
Margaret Regain of West Sid,
spent Sunday with friends here.
f Mrs. JAS. Keane of Denison is here
a to see her mother Mrs. Norton wh'
is very ill. Her many friends hop
h for her speedy recovery.
i The members of the Catholic Gem
etery Association are to hold bazaa
: in the Opera House on Dec. 20 ane
2lst. Any one wishing to make do
t nations will kindly do so before tn
j 10Th of this month. This will be ;
fine chance for people to buy some o
9 their Christmas presents. as Their
r has been some beautiful home mad
g articles handed in already.
RI School commenced in District No
6 Milford township last Monday witt
Kate Fremel as teacher.
Tracy Chapman has been on the sicl
list but is improving.