The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-28
DIES IN sioux
CITY HOSPITAL
Miss Mary Sanders, Of Charter Oak,
Dies at German Lutheran Hospi.
tai In Sioux City Tuesday
ACUTE ATTACK APPENDICITIS

ACUTE ATTACK APPENDICITIS
Deceased Born in Willow Township
Nov. rs, 1902-FuneraI Held on
Friday of Last Week.
Tuesday evening the community was
shocked to hear of the death of Mary
Sanders at the German Lutheran hos.
pital in Sioux City. Mary had attend.
ed school Thursday and Friday morn.
ing was taken with an acute attack of
appendicitis. She grew rapidly worse
and on Sunday afternoon was taken to
Sioux City for an operation in hope
of saving her life. From the time OF
the operation, Sunday evening, her
life was despaired of and on Tuesday
evening at 6 o'clock death claimed the
young life. Mary, being the only
daughter, was her mothers companion.
She was a member of the ninth grade
in high school and dearly beloved by
her companions, six of whom acted as
pail bearers. She was born in Willow
township, Nov rs, 1902, and died on
March 20, 1917. Funeral services were
held in the NJ. E. church Friday morn
ing, Rev. Mahood officiating and the
remains taken to Dow City and laid
to rest by the side of little sister
who preceded her ten years ago. Be-
sides her father and mother she
leaves to mourn her untimely death
three brothers and host of friends
The entire community grieves with the
bereaved ones over their loss. th
Glen Harris was down from Maple
ton the latter part of the week max
ing arrangements to move back to the
Oak in the near future, o@a ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Thompson return
ed Wednesday from Denison, where
they had been to attend the funeral Of
a nephew. tt+1a A$'t"
Miss Violet Jones is spending the
week with her aunt, Mrs. Brown Ro-
mans, in Denison. .... .
Miss Inez Killion visited friends in
Denison the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Ross Sheldon and her mother,
Mrs. A. J. Mackey, of Dow City, were
visiting in the Chas. Mackey home
Tuesday. E.g' ... .-s -. .,.1
r. r. Weed attended a stock sale in
South Dakota Wednesday.
Mrs. AL Snyder returned Thursday
from her visit with her son in Lane,
S. d.
Emil Timm has been spending the
most of the week with his father, who
Is seriously, ill at Ricketts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grant came |
Town from their home in Minnesota |
o attend the funeral of their niece,
Nary Sanders lss2 .a,& n5u-
Mrs. l. A. Mains and daughter,
trace, and Miss Trumbo were in Sioux
5ity Tuesday to hear Alma Gluck.
Mrs. r. M. Jones returned Tuesday
rom Denison, where she had been to
zee her mother who was quite ill.,
\ Mrs. L. J.. Hecker' and daughter,
came down from their home
II Preston inR.Faesaasay fer visit
With relatives. They left Friday for
Denisonr to make an over Sunday visit
With relatives. }1r1 D. ast a4 ..-
(. Mrs. Mary Holmes returned home
Saturday after spending the winter
With her daughter in Sac City. Mrs.
rene Stouffer accompanied her. ~
Mrs. o. E. Bramson and children
anne from Dunlap Friday afternoon
or an over Sunday visit with her
,arents. as. .s.4,@ a Mo- jA''H
The Industrial club and number of
'isitors were entertained at the home
# Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Timm Thursday |
afternoon. There were about twenty
i've present. A light lunch was served
md general good time was enjoyed.
Mrs O. o. Collins delightfully."- en-
the o. E. S. club at her home !
afternoon. After the bust
hess Of the club the afternoon was
spent with fancy work and visiting,
after which a delicious luncheon was
served.
L. X. Dege has severed his connec-
lion with the Dubois barber shop and
returned to his home in Logan.
Misses Ward, Fox, Trumbo, kary
and Bolden and Professor and Mrs.
Yeager attended the teachers conven-
ton in Sioux City Thursday and Fri
day a-3,4t U.s. !, ~, ."$. "s.
At a meeting of the school board
Monday all Of our teachers were re-
elected with two weeks time given in
which, to sign their contracts" - g
Miss Nell McGrath went to Sioux
City Thursday for visit with her
sister. .f>,, ~ 'or '+b LJ'
Mrs. "A. F. Barber was a Sioux City
visitor Tuesday to hear Alma Gluck.
Mrs. Josie French is enjoying visit
from her niece, Mrs. Scholfield, OF
Marshalltown.
Carmen Weed came home Monday
from his stay in hospital in Omaha.
Mrs. l.. N. Hecker and daughter,
Blanche, returned to their home in
Preston Mimi, Monday morning.
Miss Matte Hird, of Manila, spent
Sunday with friends in the Oak. On
her return to her home Sunday eve
ming she was accompanied by Mrs.
Harry Wood. 49,.
y Oscar Jacobsen was down from Ma
pleton Sunday visiting with the boys.
Farewell to the Boys in Blue.
How great it was! The boys in blue
Went marching down the avenue.
Mothers, sisters, sweethearts cheered
Until the lines had disappeared
s. :.E@ta@, -He,p -,
Erect they stood; their heads held
high;
Step by step they fastened by.