The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-01-31

Although knowing OF her illness, IL Wds
not realized that the end was so near
Mildred Lucretia Black was born or
Sept. q, 1884, and departed this life
at her nome in the Grove township
Shelby county, OH Jan. "a, 1917, aget
30 years and nearly four months. She
was married to Jas. Reed on Dec. "a
1908, and to this union six children
were born, three girls and three boys
About three weeks ago the deceased
gave birth to a pair of twins, cir
and boy. Several days later she was
4 seized with a severe attack OF pneu
monia and all that loving hands coult
do failed to stay the death angel, anc
the young mother passed into the
arms of her. maker, where pain an6
sorrow are no more. One OF the twins
the little daughter, passed away with
her mother. The deceased was mem
Der of the l.. D. S. church for many
years and she will always be remember
ed by her sweet disposition and kindly
ways. The funeral services were held
at the l.. D. S. church in Gallands
Grove on Friday afternoon at o'clock
Elder #. f. Cohrt, of MoOrhead, OFF,
ciating. after which interment took
place in the Grove cemetery. Those
| left in mourning are loving and de-
voted husband, three sons and two
daughters, four brothers and five sis
tiers, and host of other relatives and
friends. The most heartfelt sympathy
is extended to ALL especially the grief
stricken husband and children. We
can only commend them to God who
dOeth all things well.
Geo. Diiienberger, OF Vail, visited
friends here Sunday.
Jas. Poster and family, of Denison,
are visiting at the home of her broth
err, Jess Coburn. 4-.s RI .a~
J.. l.. Butterworth conducted serv-
! ices at the l.. d. S. church in Denison
last Sabbath. -sf ..."a
Mrs. Jack O'Brien was in Omaha a
couple Of days the past week. c
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Agee are the hap
by parents of baby daughter, born
on Sunday, January 2Sth.
The Joe Hallowell family Sundayed
Mrs. J. B. Glassburner, in Woodbine.
be on the sick list.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. S.
w. Calderwood last Sunday.
Misses Marie Conner and Eileen
Cummings, of Denison, were Sunday
guests of Miss Marguerite Mullen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Killion were over
from the Oak Saturday visiting at the
home OF her brother, Fred Coleman.
Fred Black and sister, Miss Rena,
were called here from Denver, Colo,
last week by the death of their sister,
Mrs. Jas. Reed. 30. ea
Walter Bryan and family Sundayed
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Bryan. ....,. ~
J. B. Glassburner was up from
Woodbine Saturday visiting at the
home of his niece, Mrs. w. B. Gibson.
Jim Houston had the misfortune OF
losing a valuable horse last week.
Mrs. Harvey Hamrick was a caller
at the county seat Monday.
Pete Hallowell transacted business
in Dunlap Saturday.
Miss Meta Ebzery was Sunday
guest of Misses Iva and Nellie Fishel.
: Mi. aid Mrs e. ButterWDTth were
DenisUn shoppers Monday. Mr.
Will Cross and Joe thinner were In
Omaha last week, stopping In Logan
on their return to attend hog sale.
Mrs. Pearl Servoss was down from
Denison Monday visiting at the paren-
tai, Henry Roy, home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. HOworth spent
the day Sunday in Dunlap with her
parents, M. B. Bailey and wife.
Frank Gruderjahn left Monday night
for a trip to Florida.
The Royal Neighbors will meet with
Mrs. VIM. Rule Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Butterworth and
daughter, Mildred. leave Thursday for
a visit at the homes of their sons, Ar
thur and Ayce, in Little Rock, Ark.
On account OF Pastor H. "A. Essex
being out of town last Sunday, the
usual services at the Baptist church
were dispensed with. 80 az
A. l.. Jackson and family spent the
Sabbath at the H. NJ Baughman home
In Gallands Grove. -, .r.
Robert Wingrove and wife have re.
turned from their wedding trip and
are at home on the Wingrove farm.
Miss Bessie Alexander returned to
Omaha Sunday after visit of a week
with her folks.
Howorth Bros. and ]. H. Young ship
ped stock Monday night.
Harry Huntington was an Omaha
visitor Monday. ......g. r.:
Miss Ruby Baber is reported quite
sick and under the care of physician.
Owen Kuykendall went to WOodbine
Sunday for a visit with relatives.
AL Lyman. of Dunlap, was Sunday
guest at the L. A. Wore home.
John O'Meara arrived the first OF
the week from Nebraska City.
Last Sunday afternoon as Nelson
Butterworth and Harold Alexander
were driving in the Butterworth car
they had the misfortune to collide with
the Pearl Wore car, which was stand
| ing in front of the blacksmith shop.
The latter car was considerably dam
aged, one of the front wheels being
smashed to pieces. The other car
was also slightly damaged. a..
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Cooper, Mrs. W.
C. Rolls, ]. N. Bell, r. w. Houston and
Misses Stella and Marie Riddle were
among those who attended the funeral
of Mrs. Jas. Reed in Gallands Grove
| Friday. ... ... ...
| W. E. Dow was an eastbound passen-
ger Monday.
Fred Baber, Clayton and Fred Black
and Frank Johnson and son., Claude,
from the Grove, were visitors at the
Alfred Jackson home one day Last at
week. 80 ' r'a ,., ,zs> -, 81
Marcus Christensen fWSas Vas, a. county