The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-02-10
DEATH in WASHINGTON TWP
George Garrett. a Young Farmer, Dies Of
Pneumonia After Short Illness.

News reached this city on Thurs
day. Feb. a, of the death of Mr..
George Garrett. who has been living
for the past year on the j. H. Hayes
farm in Washington township. He
had been suffering with a cold but
kept up at his work on the farm until
stricken with severe attack of pneu-
monia. Mr.. Garrett was born in
jackson county. Ohio. Dec. %, 1856,
and was thus AZ years, month old.
at the time of death. He came to
Crawford county in 1887. He was
married To Miss Mary Henderson Jan.
II. 1898. Four children were born to
them. Vernon, Louis, Vera and Edna.
Vernon died when nine months old.
Previous to going on the Hayes farm
the family lived in Paradise town.
ship. The funeral services were held
at the Hayes farm on last Sunday
afternoon and were conducted by Rev.
G. E. LaReau of the Denison Baptist
church. There were goodly num-
ber of people present as the deceased
was man held in the highest esteem.
Burial was made in the cemetery at
Denison. Being a member of the
Woodman of the World this order had
charge of the exercises at the grave.
Among the relatives from away
were Frank Henderson and wife Of
Carroll, Neb. A. j. Henderson and
wife of Ogilvie. MINI. H. A. Dixon
and wife of Hitchcock. S. d. He
leaves IN addition to his wife and the
children brother. Jacob. living in
Paradise township, brother John. liv-
ing in Ohio and two sisters, Margaret
and Anna. Mr.. Garrett was man
much beloved and there is much re-
gret at his sudden death leaving mis-
worthy wife and the little ones.
Three bars of soap for dime at
the Racket Store.
Mrs. B. j. Sibbert returned on
Friday from delightful California
visit.
Now is the time to have your har-
ness repaired and oiled. Ed. Nelson S
Harness Shop. 62
The city council met today and
postponed further consideration of the
doop ,uo1I ,,roDo,;t;o,, for two xuool,,
Mrs. Clara Laub Walsh of Carroll
was IN Denison Wednesday and at
tended the Womans' Club banquet as
the guest of Mrs. Young.
Don't forget GA Bunch of Roses
at City Hall Saturday evening. Feb.
20. Proceeds to insure the Episcopal
church. Purchase a ticket now.
The full page advertisement of the
Bale Brodersen can hardly escape no
tice. The big firm offers special
bargains in many departments and a
careful reading Of the advertisement
will be distinctly worth while.
Mr.. Herman Schultz drove from
Schleswig to Denison on Thursday.
He reports that the storm of last
week played havoc with the wind
mills and that on his long drive he
saw only seven that were damaged.
The ladies of Trinity church will.
give an entertainment at the City
Hall Saturday evening, Feb. 20.
The entertainment will be in the
nature of q nice little drama entitled
"a Bunch of Roses and the pro
ceeds will be used to insure the Epis-
copal church. The young members
of the church are working hard tc
make the entertainment a success:
and an evening of amusement is as
sured. Special scenery is beins
made by Rowland Philbrook and thi
alone will greatly add to the play
The price of admission is only Il
cents and tickets will be sold in ad
vance, during the week. After th'
entertainement refreshments will b
served for which a small fee will b
charged. Later announcement i
next issue.