The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-30
ARloN ITEMS
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The funeral of Mrs. Clyde Huffman
was held at the home of his brother,
Wilfred Huffman, Friday afternoon
ERev. J. l.. Boyd of Denison preached
sermon of comfort to the family
The service was concluded at the
cemetery south Of town.
Libbie Goodrich was born at the
home near Denison May Is, 1883 and
died at Billings, Mont. May %, 1917.
She was educated at the schools near
her home and was united III marriage
Jan. "a, 1900 to Clyde r. Huffman wlQ
survives her, also her father and
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Goodrich
of Arion, four sisters, Mrs. VIM. Math.
ews Of Ell Reno Okla, Mrs. Kate JUS
tice and Mrs. Agness CleShorn and
Miss Ruth Goodrich Of Omaha, two
brothers, Lenard and Isaac Goodrich
OF Kiron and Schleswig. Mrs. Huff
man was an uncommonly capable and
industrious woman of an affect1Onate
disposition and was strongly attached
to all her family and was most KIND
and helpful to any one in sickness or
trouble. Soon after their marriage
Mr.. and Mrs. Huffman went west,
settling first near the National Park
i'm Wyoming Here she made many
friends among the tourists and SEEM
ed to have inherited the skill with
the rifle for which her grandfather
is remembered. Among her first
shots was a fine cinnamon bear whose
skin. with those of many other ami.
mails adorn their home. A few years
ago Mr.. and Mrs. Huffman moved
near Harden Mont. where they
bought fine trace of land we'll i'm
proved and stocked. They were pros
lpering we'll and looking forward to
the: future when short time ago tho
summons came that broke up d happy
home S% =. ~ s5
The road grader and drag have put
the Lincoln highway in fine shape.
Mrs. l.. G. Butler, Mrs. J. N. Lee.
Miss Gertrude Talcott and Mrs. Dean
Talcott went to Dow City Thursday
evening to attend meeting OF the
Red Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Cleghorn, Mrs.
Kate Justice and Miss Ruth Goodrich
who came from Omaha to be at the
funeral of their sister, Mrs. Clyde
Huffman, returned to Omaha Saturday
afternoon. Il .
Mr.. Porter and son of Arlington,
Ky. have bought the mill from l.. G.
Butler and will conduct business
that will be help and credit to the
town as they are experienced millcrs.
Mrs. Mari returned Saturday from a
trip to Chicago where she has been
visiting. S.
Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Stillson drove
to Dunlap to spend Sunday with rel
Evangelist w. l.. Harper of the l..
D. S. church who conducted such
successfulH meetings a short time ago
has returned to Arion and has begun
a series OF meetings. He is assisted
by Elder Baird Of Des Moines.
Mrs. Anna Williams Of Denison con-
Quoted services at the Congrega tional
church Sunday evening. Aschoir, ac-
,conpanisd sby,5 the piano, cornet and
violin led In the singing Of familiar
hymns. 8 Arion people appreciated
Mrs. Williams and are always glad
when she comes: ~ a.. ~
Mrs. L. c. Butler and son Loren
went to Omaha Monday to see Miss
Ferne who has not been in good
health for some time and is taking
treatment at hospital in Omaha.
Mrs. ed Wainscott was seriously
ill the first Of the week but is recoy-
erinS. y H'5'
Clyde huffman and Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Matthews left for their homes
at Harden, Mont. and Ell Reno Okla.
Monday morning. T ~ tAA'o al
Curtis Reynolds has been wearing
the army blue for few days and left
Arion Monday for Chicago, where he
will join his regiment which will be
among the first to go to France.
Mrs. r.. j. Henry of Council Bluffs
is visiting relatives at Arion and Den-
tisOn. ~
A meeting of the Red Cross was
held at the home Of Mrs. Nichols last