The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-06-03

strong Adams. The deceased was i'll
only part of two days with acute
stomach trouble and her flight into
the better land came before her peo-
pie were aware of her serious illness.
She left us May q, 1908 and was
born October 20, 1875. Her body was
brought from Osmond, Nebraska, back
to Charter Oak, her old home for bur-
ial, where she was laid beside her Sis
ter, Mamie, and others of her family
who went before. She leaves hus-
band and a babe 16 months old to
mourn her loss. Those accompany
ing the remains from Osmond were
her parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Armstrong
Adams, her husband, Mr.. Herman Will
lert, and her infant child. She was a
member of the NJ. E. church and has
been a faithful worker for years. We
extend our sympathy to her sorrow
ing relatives and friends, who are
many.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Tilton and
babes came Thursday evening to at
tend the funeral of their sister, Mrs.
H. Willert They returned to Merrill,
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. A. D. Ainsworth, and son, Les
lie, of Ute, attended the funeral of
niece and cousin, Mr.. Stella Willert
Friday.
Mrs. Lawrence Mulheron came to
Westfield, Iowa, a few miles from
! Sioux City, Friday, to attend the last
sad rites performed over the body of
her beloved niece, Stella. She re-
turned home Saturday taking with her
Mrs. Charley Mackey and children.
Mrs. Mackey is undecided as to how
long will be her flight to grandma's as
Charley is at present in Idaho and
does not know when he will return.
Frank Browns children are having
siege of the measles this week.
Measles and chicken-pox are epidemic
just now.
An entertaining Epworth League
program was held in the M. E. church
Sunday evening, May 81. A fine pro-
gram was rendered and Charter Oak
talen comes nobly to the front.
Mrs. j. E. Davis who was operated
on at DR.. Warehouses; Sunday is i'm.
proving. Her case was a very bad
one in fact nearly hopeless and it
speaks we'll of our Doctors ability as
a practitioner.
Friday evening the young people had
a party at the home of Miss Beulah
Crone. They intended to have a
hayrack party but owing to the in.
clemency of the weather were obliged
to do the next best thing and have
their frolic indoors. All report lots
of fun" and we think it is true if we
| Judge by the sounds of 'revelry by
night" Miss Crone is gallant hostess
Look out for w. A. Antrem's- big
sale of horses about April Is. Some
other truck will be sold also, so think
up what you want and come and buy
1t and pay what prices you want tc
pay.
VIM. Schelen came from his home
in Nebraska for a visit with rela
tives in and near Charter Oak, las
week.
The water is on the increase from
the recent heavy rains. We hope i
will cease as we have had about al
we need.
| Harry Jones baked a fresh baking
of bread Tuesday. His restaurant Il
in fine shape now since its new add
+ ton and is much handler for him il
: his work.
X. c. Iversen is spending the weel
i in La Platte, Nebraska visiting hi
i friend, Nohne Jurgensen.
: The Ladies Aid Society of the M
E. church served supper in the Grave
: block Saturday evening from to
e Ice cream and cake were served earl
v in the afternoon and evening. Quit
g neat sum was netted for their al
Y forts.
The Presbyterian Ladies Exchang
f. is held every Saturday at MCMILLAN
s. Drug Store. Now is your chance t
s taste Of the finest of home cooker
r at nominal price and when it i
j. too DOT to bake at home.