The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-17
into arms OF
F.. HER MAKER
Mrs. Thomas Clark, Of Dow City
Passes From This Earth on
Last Sunday Morning
CONSTANT SUFFERER FOR YEAR
Recently Brought Back From Phoenix,
Where She Had Been Seeking
E Heajth-Funeral Monday.

Health-Funeral Monday.
A deep gloom was cast over the
community Sunday morning when
Mrs. Thomas Clark passed from this
earth into the arms of her maker. AL
though her death came not unexpect-
eddy her friends were deeply grieved
when learning of her demise. For
the past year or more she had been a
constant sufferer, being afflicted with
tuberculosis. About two months ago
she was brought here from Phoenix,
Ariz., where she had been in hopes OF
benefiting her health. Since her ar
rival here she had been with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Rudd, where
she had received the best OF care and
all was done that loving hands could
do until the final summons came.
Mamie Rudd, daughter Of John and
Alice Rudd, was born in Dowa City
March 20, 1889, and died Oct. IA. 1917.
In the year 1908, in the month of De-
cember, she was married to Thomas
Clark, and to this union three chill
dren were born, two sons, Thomas and
Eugene, and one daughter, Frances.
For a number of years the family re.
sided in California, where they lived
at the time the loving wife and
mother was taken ill., The funeral
services were held Monday afternoon
at the l.. D. S. church, of which organ
ization tho deceased was a member.
Elder J. NJ. Baker, of Omaha. ofticiat-
ed, and inteTment was made In the
Dow City cemetery. Those left in
httcI hon III.
dren, father, mother. three brothers,
Mrs Edith Schaaf, Mrs. B. G.. Lyman,
Mrs. A. E. Calundan and Marie, in
GLIDING host of other relatives and
friends. The deceased was possessed
of sweet and cheerful disposition.
thus endearing herself to all who
knew her. She will be greatly miss
cy which can never be filled. The
funeral was largely attended and the
floral offerings which were many and
beautiful show in small measure the
high esteem in which she was held.
The deepest sympathy goes out to
the bereaved husband and mOtherless
children.
Mrs. Jane Wood returned Wednes-
day from a weeks visit with her
granddaughter; Mrs. Fred Northern,
and family in Denison She also Wis
tied at the Will Huffman home near
Denison.
John Ahart and Gail Carey returned
Tuesday from a weeks sojourn in
Chicago, where they had taken in the
worlds series baseball games.
L. Brown and Editor l.. G. Hatch
autoed to Denison Friday, where the
latter had some dental work done.
The Woman's Social circle of the
L. D. s. church met on Tuesday OF last
week at the home Of Mrs. Jack
O'Brien and spent very pleasant af.
ternoon. The ladies are busy max.
ing preparation for holding a bazaar
soon.
Mrs. Still, who had spent a week
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Sophia
Jenkins, left Wednesday for her home
at Morningside. Mrs. jenkins accom-
panied her to Arion, where she took
the train.
Elder Chas f. Butterworth was ar
Omaha visitor Wednesday.
Prof. o. r. Bentley went to peni
son Thursday to attend the teachers
institute.
Orinella, the little daughter of o
J. Judd and wife, passed her fourtl
milestone Friday and the event was
commemorated by inviting number
of little folks to the home to spend
the afternoon. Some time was devot
ed to games, etc, after which for the
closing feature a very tempting birth
day luncheon was served. The guests
presented Orinella with many beauti
full gifts as mementoes OF the Oc
casiOn.
Elder Chas. Z. Butterworth and wife
and j. l.. Butterworth departed las
Thursday for Mallard, where they at
tended l.. d. S. conference, return
ing on Monday.
Mrs. Jake Reeser was visiting ant
shopping In Denison Thursday.
Supt. Jacob Johnson and the Misses
Bernice Hunsicker, Margaret Ryan
Marie Helsley, Muriel Barton, Caro-
line Schirk, Fernie Kingery. Marths
Weiss, Mabel Cole, Ellen Goddard, Hill
da Turnlund, Mildred Virgins ant
Agnes Goddard and Mrs. Anna Will
Jams were in attendance at the teach
ers' institute at Denison Thursday ant
Friday.
Mrs. L. E. Mcbride came up from
Logan tuesday 10 aLleI9 inc EOuudrt
funeral. She also made visit at thu
parental, G. M. Brake home. Her lit
tie daughter, Virgene, who had spen
couple of weeks here, went home
with her "Wednesday.
Will Sharp, Jr. and wife arrived
the first of last week from North I'm
berland county, Pennsylvania, having
come back here to reside.
The Standard Bearers met Wednes
day evening at the Frank McHenry
home in the country, this being the
first meeting of the year. There wa.
a large attendance and most pleas
ant and profitable time was had. Mrs
Frank McHenry had charge of the les
son and conducted a very interesting
study. After the lesson the remainder
Of the evening was spent socially ant
at the close came tempting lun
cheon.
Miss Fancheon Wiley returned tt
1ndianOla Wednesday to resume hel
college work after having spent sew
eral days at the home of her mother
Mrs. S. E. Wiley. She had been call
ed here by the death of her brother
in-law, S. E. Goddard.
School was closed Thursday ant