The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-06

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Vail
The death of Mrs. Sarah Long was
an event which though expected caused
the greatest sorrow to relatives and
friends who had hoped against hope
for many weeks for her recovery.
Mrs. Sarah Long was born in West
Morland. Pa. July 3rd. 1866 at her
home in Vail. died February 26. 1907.
at the age of 40 years. z months and
% days. When but mere child she
came with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Hill to Vail. was raised and
educated in Crawford county. In the
year 1890 she was united in marriage
to Mr.. James Long of Vail. To this
union were born two children Grace
and Jimmie. For a number of years
they lived in Grand Junction. Ia,
where Mr.. Long was engaged in the
butter and egg business. Just six
years ago death deprived her of her
husband. Since that time she has
made this her home. Mrs. Long was
a refined intelligent lady. possessed
of good sense. beloved by all who
knew her. very popular with her
friends at whose homes she was ever
and always a welcome visitor. She
was kind, generous and affectionate.
She won her way to the hearts of all
with whom she came in contact. She
was ever practical and consistent
Christian and devout member of the
Catholic church and died fortified by
the consultations of that religion. She
leaves to mourn her loss besides two
lovely children Grace and Jimmie. her
mother. four sisters, Mrs. B. A. Fin
erty of Omaha. Mrs. William DeVine
Ell Reno. Okla. Mrs. A. Vernon and
Mrs. M. j. Keane of Vail and four
brothers. Mike of Lead. S. D.. Will
liam, Jim and Barney of Vail. The
funeral SERVES were held Thursday at
10 o'clock at St. AIMS Church. where
Rev. Murphy preached a beautiful
and touching sermon. Interment was
made in st. AIMS cemetery. The
pail bearers were Frank Etzel. Joe
Granny. M. R. McGrath. Geo. Mich.
olson and M. O'Connor. The sympa-
thys of the entire community is tend
cred to the sorrow-stricken children
affectionate mother. kind and loving
sisters and brothers in this the hou
of sadness. May her soul rest in peac,
and may God console and comfort he
sorrowing relatives and friends.
Ed. Granny spent Sunday at tn
parental home.
Kate Servoss of Denison spent Sun
day here.
The basket ball game in West Sid
Saturday night between Denison an
West Side ended in favor of Yves
Side.
Joe Garven. wife and daughter lei
Monday morning for their home
Sibley. la. after spending severe
days here with relatives and friend.
Mrs. Brown and family of Charlotte
/. Iowa. are visiting at the John Cram
. home. Mrs. Brown is sister of Mrs
Cranny's.
Pete Eggers. of Denison was see
on our stress Monday.
Anna Mae Strong left Monday f,
: Chicago where she went to purcha.
:, her spring line of millinery goods.
- Jas. Walsh was passenger we
u Monday.
~ Mrs. Jas. Watson visited in Den
: son the last of the week.
! w. A. Haas moved his famil,
\ Friday into the house vacated by
B. Huckstep.
w. Van Week, wife and childre
of Hawarden and Mrs. w. E. Ter
of l)enison were here Tuesday callir
on friends. Mr.. Van Week has so
out his hardware business in Hawa
den and intends moving west in u
near future. The best wishes of the
Vail friends go with them.
The ladies of the M. E. Churt
J held Hit and Miss social at the {
e. Dingman home Thursday nigh
In spite of the disagreeable wealth
it was a success both socially al
J financially. There were indeed son
comical looking costumes which crea
ed lots of fun and laughter.
Ed. Duffy spent Sunday at home.
j. P. Doberty made business tri
to Omaha Monday.