The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-01-19
DEATHS and, Flu.
NERALSAT DELOll'
Mrs. Geo. N. sehooIsy Passes Away
at Bush City, kans. Sudden N
Death Of Mrs. Win. Petty
MRS. wooLsoNcRoFr BvRtEr
Modern Woodmen viii Meet Friday
Y Nieht-Prsachine ut I. D. ..
Church Al This Week.

MIS-. u. M. ScnOOI0y OleU III ueI
home near Bush City, Kans., Jan. 4,
1916, and was buried at Kincaid, Kans.
Mr.. G. M. Schooley formerly resided
here and was one of Crawford county S
efficient school teachers. His friends
sympathize with him in his sorrow
We make the following corrections
in the obituary of Aunt Melissa Jor.
dan, which was printed last week
The funeral was preached at the L. D.
s. church and her husbands name was
Joseph Jordan.
Mrs. VIM, Petty's sudden death on
last Wednesday morning came as q
surprise to our people, her husband
having found her dead in the bed in
the morning. Rev. Ralston preached
the funeral sermon Friday forenoon
and she was buried in the King Gene
terry. Mr.. Petty is getting aged and
our sympathy goes out to him in his
bereavement.
A masque ball was held at the op-
era house Friday night and q good
time enjoyed. %
The funeral of Mrs. F.. Woolsoncroft
of Ashland. Orc, was held at the M.
F.. church Friday afterrSo on, Rev. Raj
ston officiating, Mrs. Owen, of Rock
well City, sister-in-law of the de-
ceased, and her brother, Mr.. Hansen.
of Williams, Iowa, were present at the
funeral. She leaves two sons, Marvin
and Murray. and their families to
mourn her loss. Their friends extend
sympathy.
The Modern Woodmen will meet on
next Friday evening for election Of Of
flcers, and all members arc requested
to be present.
; Grin Kenyon. OF Dow City. visited
at the home OF his friend, John Rounds
Sunday.
Elder c. E. Butterwortlr, of Dow
City. preached morning and evening
at the L. d. s. church and will con.
tinue this week each evening.
Mrs. Nina Streeter and little boy,
CT Mallard, visited at the parental, s.
w. Streeter, home the past week.
Mrs. C. W.. Whey spent part Of last
week in Denison helping care for the
sick at the Montgomery home, Mrs.
Montgomery and Edith being very i'll.
Mrs. James Mcmillan has been there
the past few days helping.
Miss Georgia Nicewanner, nurse
from Sioux City, came Saturday to Wis
1t her father and other relatives and
friends. She was called to the coun-
try on a case Sunday evening. =
The Misses Agnes Brogan and Ma
RE Ryan attended the dance Friday
evening and visited relatives Saturday
forenoon.
Some OF the country schools missed
a few days of school last week on &C
count of the severity of the weather.
Miss Iva Mason is boarding with
her friend, Mrs. Tessie Hutchinson,
during the cold weather.
Mrs. s. w. Streeter and Mrs. Nina
McKim visited relatives in Denison on
Saturday
Mrs. Amy Justice and baby visited
few days last week with Mrs. l. Zea
and family. They went to Denison the
latter part Of the week to visit rela-
tives.
J. T. Spence visited couple of
days last week with his parents In
Dow City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mearl Myers went "
Percival Sunday morning to visit at
the home of her brother, Ray Winans.
On account of the cold. stormy day
last week there was no w. w. society.
They will meet this Wednesday with