The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-13

the sympathy of all in their bereave-
ment.
Mrs Sabina Gould
While the death of Mrs. Gould has
for long time been expected. the
news of her demise came none the
less as shock and great grief to
the many old friends who have known
her and loved her for those many
years. We believe she was prepared
to go if any mortal ever was. and
that death. in itself. had no sting for
her. We believe she is glad to be
once more united to the sanity man
who was her husband. She has lived
to see her children loved and respect
ed and it is our honest belief that
when Mr.. and Mr.. Gould meet in the
Heavenly kingdom they will to-day
celebrate the fifty EIGHT anniversary
of their marriage with Joy and thanks
giving untold and beyond our poor
human comprehension.
Her loved ones have the consola-
ton of her life we'll lived and the
knowledge that they spared no effort
to care for her and to make her last
days happy ones.
Sabina Margaret Farwell was born
in Cattarauaus County, New York,
March 3. 1929 and departed this life
at 2:35 a. m. March IL. 1907 at Den
ison. Iowa aged 70 years. 8 days.
While yet quite young she. with
her parents. removed to Denmark
Lewis County. New York. Here in
l848 March 18th she was married to
Horace w. Gould. She was a help
meet indeed during their life togeth-
er, nearly 81 years. always cheerful,
hopeful and full of faith. In 1857
they moved to Champion and three
years later to Copenhagen. N. Y.
and in 1862 removed to Whiteside
County. Ill. For about five years of
their residence in Illinois she was
great sufferer, helpless much of the
time and her life was many times
despaired of. The spring of 1871 she
was taken to Spring Lake. Mich. for
treatment and was greatly benefited.
In 1872 they removed to Crawford
county Iowa. near Denison. in 1885
they moved into Deniscn where, they
have since resided.
: Five children were born to them
Mrs. Josephine M Mcconnell who
preceded her mother to the heavenly
: country. Mrs. Alice R. Seabury of
Plainview. Neb.. Edwin D. Gould of
= Walbach. Neb.. Erwin H. Gould of
: Brownvlle. Neb.. and Mrs. Cora A..
Mills of this city.
Mrs. Gould was converted and I'M
: tied with the Methodist Episcopal
! church in 1850 and remained an active
: member till the close of life here.
: She was bereft of her companion
) March 2, 1905 and ever since has beer
: so lonely and longed to be with him
y She was a faithful wife. and de-
voted mother and conscientious
christian.
Funeral services will be held al
. 2 80 O'Clock at the Methodist church.
Rev. T. e. Thuresson officiating.
y Michael Kinney
, On Sunday evening at 6 80 o'clocl
= occurred the death of Michael Kinney
n for many years we'll known figure
IN and about Denison. He had beel
l. in bad health for about month bu
the serious stage of his disease, pneu
4. monia. was of but brief duration
Mr.. Kinney was forty-fve years O
age He was born in Hampshir,
county Massachusetts and came t,
= Crawford county in 1875. He was
never married. AS farmer and as Z
= business man he was successful ane
succeeded in laying up a large store Of
this worlds goods. He was his owl
worst enemy. like many another man
. and to others was uniformly kind and
indulgent. His death took place at tn,
Merchants Hotel of which he was hal:
owner. Those who knew him best ar,
deeply grieved at his untimely deatl
and had for him sincere affection. HI
leaves four brothers, Richard, wei
known in the county. James whose
home is in Missouri. John who ha.
large mining interests in Arizona,
Patrick of this county and one sister
Miss Nora Kinney.
Funeral services will be held al
the home of Richard Kinney to-mor
row at 10 80 and at Saint Rose o.
Lima church at ii 80.