The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-27


DR.. j. c. Taylor summoned and the
daughters telephoned for to come at
|~nce. He suffered several commissions
and never regained consciousness
| from the time he was stricken until
he fell into his last sleep. Everything
that the loved ones and the physician
could do was done for his recovery
but all their efforts proved futile. The
deceased moved from the state Of his
birth to Ohio and later located in La
porte. Ind. where as a young men he
was united In marriage to Miss Ida
Barrett. Eight children We're born to
this union three OF which have pre-
coded the father in death, Mrs. Neva
Thompson of Ferris; Mrs. Hattie
Thompson, who died at the parents
home and Arthur Tyrrell, who in his
young manhood met his death in a
railroad wreck near Cedar Falls,
Iowa September 6, 1907. About fifteen
years ago Mr.. Tyrrell and his family
moved from their farm near Mccall
station to this city and a few years
later the deceased bought the property
and erected the coy cottage which
has been their home since and where
his death occurred. Funeral services
were D,ld from the home Monday at
d d.
tribute of respect to the memory OF
the deceased. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Hughes, Mrs Leland Macarthur and
Paul Defksen sang beautifully mighty
Rock Whose Towering Form" and Mrs.
Hughes sang sweetly "Face-to Face"
The pail bearers were son, four sons
in-law and an intimate friend and are
as follows: Daniel Tyrrell, Chas.
FROM, Ernest Higgins, Edward
Thompson, John Paris and w. c. Full
Ter. Many flowers were contributed
by friends as token Of respect and
sympathy. The interment was at the
lakewood cemetery. Surviving this
good citizen are the following rela-
tives: his wife, Mrs. G. c.. Tyrrell;
daughters, Mrs. Nellie Whitis Of AL
bert Lea, MINI; Mrs. Abbie Paris Of
Carthage: Mrs. Pearl FROM Of Kokuk;
Mrs Ethel Higgins of this city, and
Daniel Tyrrell of Clinton, Iowa. Two
brothers, Sylvaris Tyrrell Of Chicago,
and Gipson Tyrrell Of Laporte. Ind,
besides other relatives and host OF
friends. Mr.. Tyrrell had been trust
ed employee of the T. P. & w. railroad
for several years and Superintendent
Markley Of Peoria wired his condol-
ence to Mrs. Tyrrell Sunday. Space
1OTUluS us W AucllllOu pSASOudlly liS
large number Of out Of town people
who attended the services but they
were from Mccall station, Carthage
and LAGRANGE Mo. In their affliction
Mrs. Tyrre1l and the daughters and
son have the sympathy of their many
| friends and neighbors.
| The following relatives and friends
spent Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Buckert; Mrs. Geo. Hauft-
man and son Jake, Mr.. and Mrs. Rein
hardt and daughter Esther and
Messrs. George. Carl and Edward
Reinhardt. all from Nauvoo.
The lakewood Cemetery Guild ladies
cleared between sixteen and twenty
dollars from the tickets sold at the
Photoplay house Monday evening. The
building was full Of people and every
one in attendance was pleased with
the show. The ladies are pleased
with the hearty response that the pub
lie showed them by being in attend
ance Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hosford and chill
dren and Lynn Hosford and wife and
little Lynmore motored to Cantril,
Iowa Sunday and spent the day with
relatives and friends.
The Lamont Bros. shows that were
exhibited here Saturday were not pat
ronized as freely by our people as
they might have been had it not been
for the high cost Of living. We under
stand that these shows went from here
to Nauvoo.