The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-12-02
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Mrs. Rebccca Miller. Mrs. Ann Win
ans and Mrs. Rina Winans received
word Thursday afternoon or the death
Of their brother, Raub McKim, at Ills
home IN Dcs Moincs. He Was brought
to Denison and the funeral held at the
homo OF Mrs. Mckim's brother. Frank
Woolslon. The relatives here of the
deceased were present to pay their
last sad duty for their Flowed one. Raub
I was born in 1864 and his mother die
when he was two years old. His cid,
est sister. Mrs. Miller. then a young
lady, took care OF him and was tic
only mother he ever knew. She was
at his bedside six weeks during This
last illness. The early part of his
life was spent at. Dcloit and many
will revere his, memory.
! There viii be dance at Dcloit hall
Friday, December 4th. Committee.
! 4S-1t pd
Guy Martin loaded his car last week
Wednesday TO return to tho farm at
Avoca. where his family will take
charge of the farm next year. Mr..
Martin will return 10 Deloit after get
ting his family located and remain in
charge OF the Deloit bank.
| Mrs. Stubbe and family have rent
cd and moved into the Dcloit hotel,
and will take UP the hotel business
soon.
DR.. Graham has rented the doctors
office and will be ready for business
the first of the month. He has had
fouv years experience in the hospital
and VIC trust will prove successful in
his business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morley OF Sac
City, came Tuesday for visit with
friends and relatives, remaining until
Friday. They have many friends at
this place who are always glad to see
them.
Miss Flora Robertson and friend,
Mrs. Hall, and little boy, of Denison,
spent Thanksgiving at the homo Of
Miss Robertson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. Robertson.
! Mrs. S. Horr was pleasantly sur
prised Wednesday to receive visit
from her cousin, James Criddle, and
his daughter, Estella, OF Kaysville,
Utah whom sho had never met.
Glen McKim spent Thanksgiving
j. l.. Miller.
Bert Mckim and family finished
moving into their new home on the
cast side of town Monday
! Chas. Robinault. wife and little boy
came up from Denison to spend the
day Thanksgiving at the home OF her
! sister, Mrs. Ralph Beaman.
Mrs. Eliza Morley had the pleasure
of having all her children at home
Thanksgiving. They were Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. b. Morley, of Sac City: Vim.
Worlcy and family, OF Dcloit; Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Prentice. of Denison; her
brother, Abram Galland and family
and nephew, B. r. Morley.
Miss Mccoy, one OF our Deloit
teachers, went Friday afternoon to
Logan to visit relatives over Sunday.
Miss Orphe Campbell taught her
school Friday afternoon.
| Mrs. r. c. Dobson and daughter,
Eunice. entertained at dinner their
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Horr, Mr..
James Criddle and daughter, Estella.
Of Kaysville Utah, her daughter and
husband. Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Rudd,
and their daughters. Sunshine and
Gladys. and their little SranddauSll-
ter, Lois, Of Dow City. After a sumpt-
GUS dinner they We're entertained by
instrumental music by Misses Eunice
and Sunshine. singing by all and Il
reading by Miss Estclla Criddlc, and
all pronounced it an excellent time
Together.
Mrs. Rertha Brown. of Dow City.
assisted Mrs. Il. +. Mckim in moving
to their new home.
Earl and Lloyd Winans, Ray Win
ans and Glenn McKim, ncphcws of
Eaub McKim, and Mcarl Myers and
| Harry ChildrCSS, nephcWs by mar
riasc. were pail bearers at the tuner
al OF their uncle by his request be-
fore death.
! Scott McKim, Of Des Moines, and
WIN. McEim, OF Independence. Mo-.
came to attend the funeral Of their
brother and visited at Deloit. Scott
and his nephew. Raub McKim. return
ed to Des Moines Sunday. while WILL
lam will remain few days to visit
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Raub McKim and children,
| Walter and Raub. Jr., and Walkers
vito came to Deloit Saturday evening
| to visit relatives. Walter and wife
returned to Denison Sunday. Mrs.
Raub Mckim will remain to visit a
few days. She feels her loss kcenly
in the death of her husband, but feels
resigned after seeing his severe suf-
fering SO many months. She has the
sympathy OF all in her sorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. McKim attended
the funeral OF his cousin in Denison
Saturday afternoon.
Mi. and Mrs. r. II. Houlihan and
two boys and James Malone visited
Thanksgiving at the home of her
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