The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-07-20

| Miss Emma Bohlander, who is go
ing to summer school at Denison, Wis
tied here over. Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bohlander.
Arthur Barrow was an Omaha bus
mess visitor the past week.
Les Parys, of Harlan, transacted
business in this burg Saturday.
Mrs. A. r. Potter and son, Johnnie.
spent Saturday afternoon in Defiance
], visiting with Mr.. Potter.
r. Copeland was an Omaha business
Visitor Tuesday.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pease and children
left for their home in Kodoka, S. D.,
Tuesday, after an extended visit here
with relatives and friends.
Miss Grace Beckman left for Oma
ha, Saturday for weeks visit with
4 relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Sykes left for
Belle PLANE Sunday evening to at
tend the funeral of the formers aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Milligan spent Sun
day in the country visiting at the G..
A. Saunders, Jr., home.
Mrs. Phyllis Morgan leaves for ORR
ent, s. D., Tuesday morning for an
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Theron Holt.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the Presbyterian church
held their monthly meeting at the
pleasant country home of Mrs. Ebert
Frels. A very enjoyable time was
reported by all present. A large crowd
was in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will McCracken re-
4 f,,r Al =
pleasant visit there with relatives and
/ friends At
Miss Anna Fredrickson left for
Sioux City the latter part Of the week,
where she Will resume her work after
her vacation here at home.
Rev. III. Wendt is conducting q Ger
man summer school at Aspinwall ana
Charter Oak, and has over 30 pupils
at each place.
The community was greatly shocked
Friday morning to learn Of the death
of Mrs. VIM. Hill, whose demise oc-
CURED Thursday night about 1890 at
the Methodist hospital In Omaha, to
which place she had been taken on
Tuesday for an operation for a tumor.
Mrs. Hill had been troubled slightly
for the past two years with q tumor,
however, the last few weeks It began
4 to grow more serious and after hay,
ling consulted the physicians ii was
thought best she should be operated
upon. She left here Tuesday for
Omaha, where she was taken to the
Methodist hospital, her husband hav-
ling accompanied her. She underwent
the operation successfully and was
getting along as we'll as could be ex-
pected, SO Mr.. Hill came home to be
n With the children. The next day re-
lapse set in and the family were sent
\ for. Mr.. Fill left on the noon train
4 Thursday and was at her bedside dur.
ing her last hours of abode here. She
realized the end was near AZ hand
and bidding him and having him bid
I the children goodbye. she peacefully
departed this life soon after midnight
to be with her Savior and the dear
ones gone before to await the coming
of her precious ones whom she Left
; behind. Mrs. Alvina Hill nee Yetter
was born Oct. %, 1871, al Belle Piaine
Yuma county, Iowa, and died at Oma.
q ha. Neb., Thursday, July il, 1910, be
Z Ing at the time OF her death 80 years
8 months and IS days old. al The
age OF z she moved with her parents
to Hayes township, Crawford county
Iowa, where, on June IL, 1887, she
was united in marriage to Mr.. VIM
Fill. In 1894 they moved to Manila
a and lived here ever since. To this
union were born eight children, OF
whom three preceded the mother ia
the land beyond. The living are
John, Clara, George, Elenora and All
bert. Besides the above named chill
dren, she leaves her bereaved hus
band and three brothers, Peter, John
J Il. Wenter, Of Nebraska, and Mrs MI
, rieu LdiAuOTl, Ol hayes township, &c