The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-08-09
Deloit.

Platt Moore accompanied w. H.
Cose on Monday last week to Carroll
where Mr.. Cose went to receive med
ical treatment.
w. 7. Huckstep and family enter
tanned their relatives Mr.. Collins of
Kingfsher, Okla, and Miss Lulu
Huffman Of Woodbine the past week.
Mrs. T. C. Dobson and daughter
Eunice and Guy johnson started last
Friday for an overland trip to Jack
son. MINI. to visit at the home Of
Mrs. C. w. Riggleman, daughter
of Mrs. Dobson's.
Mrs. j. T. Newcom and son Her
man and Geo. Rheims went to Evarts.
S. D. Tuesday to visit her daughter
and her husband Mr.. and Mrs. A. C.
Dobson and the men to assist him in
harvesting and haying.
Middleton Estes, father of James
Estes arrived Friday for an indefinite
stay with him. His wife is expected
to follow soon.
Mrs. F. McKim and son Frank of
Ida Grove have been visiting relatives
at Deloit the past week.
Mrs. M. j. Hattery and S. Horn
went to Council Bluffs on Monday
evening to attend the funeral of her
sister and his mother on Tuesday.
Mrs. j. F. Newcom and husband
have been entertaining young lady
cousin of Mrs. Newcom's from Battle
Creek the past few days.
Rev. Stone and his mother visited
Monday at w. T. Huckstep's.
Dell Richardson of near Vail was
in town Monday.
James Turner Sr. has purchased his
son James property in town and will
move in town this fall, and Maurice
Winans will then move on the farm he
purchased Of Mr.. Turner.
We understand Harry Childress has
rented the o. L. Fink farm where w.
H. Cose lives.
Orla Wilcox the time keeper for
the l. C. railroad work gang located
here, moved his goods Tuesday in N.
Brogden's vacant building where he
and his wife will go to house keeping
as they will be here yet some time.
Died at the home of her parents in
Deloit on Monday morning Aug. 6,
1906 at 5 80 a. m. Francis L. Cose
johnson. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Cose of this place and wife of
Elmer L. Johnson. She was born
Nov. 10, 1865 in Henry county, ILL.,.
Her parents moved to this place
while she was child and have since
lived in or near Deloit. She was
married to e. L. johnson Nov. 20,
1884. He was the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. V. johnson and was born
and raised near Deloit. To this union
ID children were born, girls and
boys the youngest an infant sun who
was still born about 20 minutes pre-
vious to it's mother's death. Two
girls, Florence and lone preceded her
to the grave some years before. The
ten living children are all at home.
The FIVE eldest are boys and the Oldest
girl is about II years of age and the
youngest girl two years leaving no
girls large enough to keep house.
All of the children were born near
Deloit. Mrs. johnson was faithful,
true wife and mother and was devoted
to her family and was worthy of the
love and respect they felt for her.
She was good Christian having I'm
tied with the L. D. S. church Nov.
10, 1894 and remained faithful to hel
death. Words could not express the
joy she felt to see of her sons unite
with the church last spring. This is
one of the saddest of deaths where the
husband and children are bereft oil
wife and mother and the town of 9
good neighbor. The sympathy of the
whole neighborhood goes out to the
sorrowing family and relatives. The
funeral will be held at the L. d. S.
church Wednesday at p. m. Elder
w. A. Smith is expected to preach
the discourse, and she will be laid te
rest in the Deloit cemetery.
Mrs. Altha Colburn, Mrs. Mary
and Nora Myers of Laurel, Neb.
sisters and a sister-in-law of E. l.
johnson came Tuesday to attend hi!
wife's funeral.
A dispatch was sent Monday to Gu,
Johnson at Jackson, Mimi, of hi
mothers death and he will return a
once. He is expected to arrive in tim
for the funeral.