The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-22
death AT AGE ,
0f.SEVENTY THREE
Henry Diedrich Gronemeyer, An Aged
and Respected Citizen Of Vail,
Passed Away Wednesday.
EARL DIETER RECOVERING NOW
Movements of Citizens of Vail and
Vicinity as Recorded by Re.
view Correspondent.

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Henry Diedrich Gronemeyer, an
aged and respected citizen, died last
"Wednesday evening, November 18th
He had been patient sufferer for a
long time from dropsy and was only
confined to his bed few days prior
to his death. Mr.. Gronemeyer was
born Jan. %, 1843, in Hennkirechn,
Hanover, Germany He came to Amer.
| lea Feb. "a. 1870, and lived in Wiscon.
sin until 1879, when he came to Vail,
where he has made his home since.
Sept. "a, 1878, he became citizen. He
was united in marriage to Elizabeth
Bauer on Sept. 81, 1875. They were
the parents of six children, six of
whom, with Mrs. 4. Gronemeyer, sur
vive.s They are Mrs. N. Thies, of Ar
thur; Mrs J. Anchstetter, of Platte,
s. D.; Henry. Bernard, Paul and John,
of this town. The funeral was held
Saturday afternoon at l o'clock and
the body laid to rest in the Vail ceme-
terry. The sympathy of many friends
is extended to the family in their be-
reavement.
Geo. Sheehan, of Omaha, spent the
day Monday here on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kaleen and baby,
from near DenisOn, spent Sunday here
with erlatives. .
John McGovern, Jr. accompanied a
shipment of cattle to the Chicago mar.
ket Saturday evening.
1 Maurice O'Connor has been in Deni-
son the past few days with his mother.
who is quite low.
4 Dave Scott departed the first of last
week for New Mexico to spend the
winter.
Miss Allie Brockelsby visited recent.
ly with relatives in Manila.
Mrs. Ed kral spent Saturday in
Denison. ~
Misses Katie and Hazel Monaghan
were passengers to Denison Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Molseed has been Wis.
iting in Ames the past week, the guest
of her uncle, Jas. Byrnes, and family.
Miss Lydia Kral spent Monday with
Denison relatives.
Miss Genevieve Farley was a passen-
ger west Sunday morning.
!, Miss Walsh, of Sioux City, visited
here the first of last week with her
brother, Geo. Walsh, and wife. ! @
Mrs. Thos. Sheridan and son, Ed,
were in Denison ON bushes Monday.
Mrs. Lizzie Molseed went to Omaha
last Friday, where she will take treat
mental ST. JOsephs hospital.
Miss Angela Kral visited with her
sister, Mrs. Bruening, in Arcadia. the
first of last week.
Miss Anna Rooster spent Monday
in Denison.,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. O'Driscoll, of Car
roll, were Sunday visitors here with
relatives and friends.
The basket ball team OF Dunlap
were here Friday evening and played
the Vail high school team and were
defeated
Joe Harrington shipped cattle to
Chicago Saturday evening.
Mrs. James Hickey has been confin.
ed to her home by sickness for the
past couple Of weeks.
Mrs. r. Brockelsby was In Deuison
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. j. Hill and son, James, visited
with relatives in Omaha last week
Joe Coats was business visitor in
the county seat Monday.
Earl Hoffman and son. Leonard,
spent a day in Omaha recently, where
Leonard wa shaving his eyes treated.
G. R. Rhodes was DenisQn passen-
ger Tuesday.
DIR. C. s. Molseed. of Omaha, visit
ed here last week with his mother and
sisters. ya
Misses Ada Brockelsby and Una
Adams we're visitors in Denison the
last of the week.
ALI Tempest made trip to Dunlap
On business Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Abbott visited last week
at Boyer with her son, r. Abbott, and
wife.
: Mrs. r.. Champion was calling on
friends in Denison Monday.
Miss Blanche Hickey Sundayed here
with her folks.
A. w. Starek and Henry Strathman,
If West Side. were Vail callers Mon.
lay.
James Mitchell and son. Beck, of
Wagner. $. D., who were visiting here
with relatives and friends, left Thurs
lay for their home
Mrs. r. p. Booher and son, Bobby,
If Logan, have been visiting here the
past ten days at the Mrs. Granny
lomeJ a .,,iGsl
Earl Dieter. who underwent an op.
Grafton at the Ida Grove hospital, has
so far recovered 4, as to be brought
home and is rapidly recovering.
Mrs. j. Magill returned last week
from Jefferson where she was visit
ng her son. Charles and family.
Miss Name. Beirne, of Carroll, was
visiting, here last week with relatives.
Mrs. D. E.. Green and SON, Maurice,
made a trip to Omaha last week, where
Maurice is still having his injured
lrm treated.
miss Margaret Regain spent Sunday
With friends in Carroll.
Mrs. T. ]. Hoffman and Mrs. z. OAR
ling were recent visitors at the Ed