The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-14
DEATH OF mrs.
0. B. RHODES
Old Time Friends ii the Rhodes Fam.
lily Are Grieved to Hear Of the
Death Of Mrs. Rhodes.
BURIED AT DENisoN ON MONDAY
For Years Aged Lady Had Been Max
ing Her Home With Her Grand
son in Council Bluffs.

The many old time friends OF the
Rhodes family were grieved on Sum
day last to hear from our pulpits the
announcement. OF Mrs. Rhodes death
at her home in Council Bluffs. The
casket was brought to Denison on the
3 O'Clock train Monday and laid to
rest beside that Of the beloved hus-
band who had passed away nineteen
years ago.
Mrs. Emeline Taplin Dickey was
born in Crotch, Vt, in 1S3S. At the
age of eighteen she was married to
Otis b. Rhodes, and lin the early sew
enties they came to Denison, making
their home for many years in the
residence now owned by p. w. Wei
berg. 1t was one OF those homes where
the young people loved to meet, al
ways sure of hearty welcome and a
royal good time. -Four daughters COM
posed the family, Of this worthy
couple: Emma Simmons and Lizzie
Smith, deceased and BESSIE McCaff-
rey, of Council Bluffs. and Lulu ".
Stevenson. Of Sholes, Neb.
For some years past Mrs. Rhodes
and her grandson. Arthur Smith, had
made their home together in Coun-
Gil Bluffs, and her going away is q
sad loss indeed tothe young man. Dur
ing the three weeks OF serious illness
which preceded her death she was
cared for most tenderly by her two
daughters, her grandson and her grand
daughter, Mrs. Bessie Simmons-Ayers.
all OF whom accompanied the casket
to Denison, where they were Joined
by loving friends, who accompanied
them to the cemetery and paid them
every courtesy during their brief
stay in Denison.
Mrs. Rhodes pastor. The Rev. Glenn
mems, accompanied the relatives and
had charge of the services at the Gem
etery.
The family OF Mr. and Mrs. o. B.
Rhodes were identified with the Bap-
fist church while living in ,Denison
and were greatly missed when they
Removed to Council Bluffs some tWen-
ty-fve years ago. y Tie many friends
deeply sympathize with the family in
their sorrow. A ptofusi0h of beau
lOWSlS HlCllJ lHGl aAit
mute sympathy in the last hours of
human endeavor for a loved one.
Drivers of automobiles in Crawford
county will have to adhere to the laws
Of the state of Iowa il they expect to
keep out of the clutches Of the law.
The county officials, as well as the
Denison authorities. have been mott
fled to arrest all parties running auto
mobiles and motorcycles who do not
abide by the state. law and city or
dinances. There has been consider
able complaint that owners OF ma
chimes have not been complying with
the law in regardstO numbers. lights,
speed, etc. and yiolatOrs of these laws
are going to be hailed up on the car
pet if they ,persistsin disregarding the
law. We understand that officers
have notified owners that they will be
given until Thursday night, April 18th,
to make good ana anyone disobeying
the same will he arrested according to
the statute. Some owners of autos
are complaining about the new order,
saying that they have not been able to
n secure their new license numbers from
the state although they sent in their
license fee to the auditor OF state sew
eral weeks ago. 1t is a we'll known
fact that the state, auditors Office is so
rushed with orders for numbers {,
they are several weeks behind with
their work. 1t is to be regretted that
a few owners OF machines who do not
comply with the Jaw should force the
authorities to keep close watch on all
drivers. AS a ruleldrfyerS OF cars are
sensible enough to comply with the
laws. ..l
The building committee of the East
Liverpool lodge OF Ellis, No. 25s, has
let contract for the erection of the
new $4,000 Elks home on the Lincoln
highway in East Liverpool and the
work will he started as soon as the