The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-23
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The services for the coming Sabbath
n at the Methodist church will be as
4 follows:
10:45 a. NC. A. r. Memorial servic.
es sermon by Elder ButterWorth.
u 1900 m.-"Forward Step" day in the
q Sunday school,,
ZOO p, Institute Intentions" day
In the Epworth League.
500 b. m,-High school Baccelaur'
cate sermon by Rev. Adams.
Ray Field and wife entertained the
latter,s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chand-
Ter, of Council Bluffs Sunday.
@ Last week on Monday, occurred the
death of Mrs. Henry Weimer. Just
week previous she was taken to a
hospital in Sioux City where she pass
ed away on the 29th anniversary Of
her birth. The remains were brought
back to the home where on Thursday
the funeral services were held. She
leaves q husband, two children and a
great many relatives and friends to
mourn her untimely death. The most
heartfelt sympathy of all goes to the
bereaved husband and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Butterworth,
and children, were shopping and WIS.,
Niting in Denison Saturday night.
Alfred, Edwards, John Retman and
the Misses Esther and Lulu Sciford
and Alma and Mae Edwards went to
Denison Sunday where picnic was
enjoyed among relatives. Fl
NJ Miss Fern Farrely. OF Vail, was a
\ guest of her friend, Miss Vera William
son over Sunday. ,..- = -..;srr,l.
John Burke who has been making
his home with his aunt, Mrs. Ada
Wheelright, left last week for a So
.journ in the west. 30, u&ga Il
! Mrs. Joe Stepanek was at home to-
the members of the Larkin club and
several invited guests on Tuesday at
ternOOn. There was q good attend
ance as a delightful time is always
assured at this home. The afternoon
was passed in social manner and at
the close came the refreshments,
which were indeed tempting The
guests departed with much praise for
this popular and pleasant hostess.
Miss Cletta Bolken entertained a
gentleman friend of Denison Sunday.
Carl Hansen was down from Deni-
son and spent Sunday with his folks.
Miss LGha Wiley and her cousin,
Miss Helen Hockett of Corning, who
is visiting here, we're in Denison on
Monday.
The class play, "A Doctor by Cour-
tesy" is to be given again in the near |
future for the benefit of the Red Cross !
association. ....
Mrs. e. L. Roberts came Monday to |
visit at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. "A. l.. Brown.
Things were unusually quiet here
Sunday, the Blue Laws being observ-
ed All OF the business places were
closed for the first time in the his
tory of Dow City. -
The Harley Chase family were over
from Buck Grove Monday in atten-
dance at the Morrison funeral
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jackson and
{: @ srGa, MsssSSRasi Ytata4aey
and spent Sunday at the Frank Nc
Henry home.
Roscoe Sheldon and wife nOtored
TO West Side and Manning Saturday.
The death angel again came into
our community Sunday and this time
claimed loving young wife and moth
or, Mrs. VIM. Morrison. The deceas-
ed was taken i'll about the first OF
April and for several weeks she was
q constant sufferer, her life being des-
paired of at times but in the last
few weeks she gradually became bett-
er and last Saturday night she was
able to be in town. Late that night,
she suffered relapse and on Sunday
morning about eight o'clock she pass
ed into the arms Of her redeemer and
Savior where pain and sorrow are no
more.
yena LeEtta Daughenbaugh, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. Daughenbaugh,
was born Nov. IS, 1884, near Harlan,
Iowa, and passed away at her home
near Buck Grove, May 20, 1917. She
grew to womanhood near Irwin, Ia,
at which place she was united In mar
riage to w. G. Morrison, Dec. 4, 1914.
To this union, were born two daugh-
ters. Leta Arlene, and Ruby Mae AT
the age OF twelve years, she was con-
verted and from time to time she has
lived a faithful, consistent christian,
life She was a loving daughter, a
fond mother and faithful WIFE, All
that can be said Of good woman can
be said OF her The last words she
wrote to her dear parents were that
she was SO happy and could feel the
presence of her dear Lords hand i'll
ll0ES. OuC "GIo u MINI SSAAN 'S'AtAe
neighbor, ever ready to lend help
ing hand. She leaves to mourn her
departure, loving husband, her dear
little girls, father mother, three bro.
Tiers and one sister. The brothers
and sister, are as follows: c. E., of
\ Des Moines, Earl W., of Buck Grove,
Lee, also Of Des Moines and Mrs.
Fred Kremin Of Dow City and host
of other relatives and friends. The
funeral services were held Monday
afternoon at the Methodist church,
conducted by Rev. A. B. Adams after
which interment took place in the
Dow City cemetery
The bereaved ones have the sym
patty OF all in this their hour OF
great sorrow. The relatives in atten-
dance at the funeral from away were:
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Daughenbaugh,
and son, Lee, of Des Moines, Mrs.
Fred Glassburner,s OF Ainsworth, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Morrison and an
aunt, OF Ames, Robert Morrison and
wife and Mrs Sergeant Of Indianola.
MI. and Mrs, George Fenner, OF
Manila, were recent visitors at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. E. H. Baber.
They weresin company with the latter
and motored to Charter Oak and spent
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