The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-09-06
ARIoN ITEMS.
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Butler were
greatly shocked Friday evening VIXEN
a telephone message told them that
their son, Albert, had died in a Sioux
City hospital. Bert was home about
a week ago and seemed quite we'll.
except an injured shoulder. 1t seems
that he went to the hospital to have
the shoulder treated, but died before
the operation while under the inf1u-
ence of anaesthetics. The body was
brought home on the Milwaukee Sat
urday evening and the funeral held
in the Congregational church Mon
day morning. Potted plants and flow
lers We're in the church. The music
LOT those deathless hymns, Abide
With Me" Jesus Lover OF My Sour
and Lead, Kindly Light were sung
by the choir and the sympathizing
sermon was preached by Rev. r. D.
Calkins. The kindly help of friends
who did everything they could were
all help to the family to whom the
sudden death was severe blow. JIM.
Oliver, Lawrence Henry, A. ]. -Sny-
der and E. Barsby were pail bearers.
The widow and sons, Clyde and Har-
old, came from Fremont, Neb.. Sun
day. Albert Melvin Butler was born
Sept. 20, 1879, and died Sept. l, 1911.
VIM. Eggers and Milo Kelly went to
Des Moines for the state fair and lad
a pleasant trip.
! Mr.. and Mrs Mckenzie and John
| Howorth and sister, Mrs. Fred Butler,
came to attend the funeral o. Bert
Butler.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Trip, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. G. Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. N. F..
Stilson, Mrs. H. Downs, Mrs. VIM But
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs Dodge, Mrs Conroy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fee. Miss Ger.
trude Conroy, Mrs. Mari, Mrs. Bangs
and Mrs. D. j. Butler went to Denison
for the old settlers picnic. All en-
joyed the perfect day, the meeting OF
friends II the park and the afternoon
program. Denison certainly makes its
visitors welcome.
The box social at the Geo. Reynolds
home last Friday evening was very
pleasant affair. A nice crowd was
present and the boxes were all sold
at good price, making nice sum for
the church.
Rev. E. c. Calkins and family have
enjoyed a visit from his father and
mother, Rev. P. E. Calkins and wife,
of Duncombe, Iowa, where Mr.. Calkins,
Sr. is pastor of the Methodist church.
Five cousins leave soon for different
colleges. l.. c. Buffers daughters.
Ferne and Ava, will go to GrinnelI,
where Miss .Ferne will begin her third
years study and Miss Ava will enter
college. Guild Evans left Monday for
Ames. Stella Butler went Monday for
her third years study at Lincoln, Neb.
Verne Talcott will enter the medical
college at Lincoln.
| N. p. Underhill, OF Denver, is in
town looking after his farm and other
business and meeting friends.
! Mrs. Edna Mower and son, We're,
who have been visiting friends at Den
yer, stopped on their way home for a
short visit with Arion friends.
Bert StilsOn has gone to Woodbine,
where he is engaged in carpenter
work. The buildings on the poor farm
were accepted by the board of super
visors last week.
Mr.. L. Orris, of Glidden, came to see
his friend, Nj. Head, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. BerKa and children
were Dunlap visitors Sunday
Quite number of our young people
attended the dance at Buck Grove
Friday evening and report very en-
joyable evening.
School began Monday with three
rooms instead of two as heretofore.
An excellent course of study is out
lined for the years work.