The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-08-28
D:ELoiT ITEMS
tS% %+%+++*** 1889

Rev. Allen and family left for a
weeks outing Tuesday morning.
MI. and Mrs. Jacob Kropf left on
Monday Tor Anthem to spend few
days.
Frank True is visiting his brother,
sEfsd. :
Nj. and Mrs. Frank Preebes are
dupYing to- Kiron
Jimmie Turner went to Spencer on
IA. James Abbott and Miss Webb.
~ were Denison shoppers Monday.
alI1f Mrs. Ralph Beaman and
s3ltlIo son were the guests Of Mr.. and
Nh. Murray Woolsoncroft Sunday.
Mrs. Young was a Denison shopper
q
I. ana Mrs. w. T. Huckstep took
S9pDer With their old friend, A.. J..
1 1son, Tuesday.
I'M Mrs.. Billie Struck, of Colorado, ar
Stx0d Saturday to visit her parents.
! 41sr many friends are glad to see her
\ hooking 60 we'll
Mrs. Grace Brainean and Mrs. Ada
h RAymond, of Wichita, Kans Mr.. and
Mrs. Green Stoyall,t Of Peabody, Kans.
h MI. ana Mrs Alfred Halburg, Of An
from, Mr., and Mrs. Bob Childress and
is1lfB. Ray Shives, of Lake View, were
here to attend the funeral OF Mrs.
n Hfowne. u. II st5s II
Mrs. John Newcom and daughter,
|. jsene, and Mrs Earl Winans and three
#Sttldren went to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
81 Cash NeWcon1 at BBonsteel, s. D. Mrs.
sinans III keeping house for her son,
d Srl while they are absent.
Perry lHuckstep has rented a farm
S1Df the coming year near the Sac coun
n Nh. Edith Putbreese, Of Timer,
Y 0pent q few days in Deloit this week.
Mrs. Rita Richardson accompanied
gAker son, Floyd, who has been visiting
there, home for a few days visit.
9 The MI 3. people will hold their
annual Sunday school picnic Wednes-
NV ID the grove just across the Boyer
bfidse. 4 3a Il, 5s
n Ms. Amanda Justice, sof Denison, is
Whiting her father, Uncle George Lam
ION. h. &, III
q E pf. Merriam sleft4for Des Moines on
4 sunday. IA E "
Ss MI. and Mrs. Warrington and son
III md Lemuel Dobsop have returned
y from their trip to Rock Island
The sorghum mills will be running
s5tul1 steam this week as several loads
E6f cane have already been hauled.
Vinnies g. Browne, nee Turner, was
horn Ia Milford township on the farm
three miles northeast of DelOit on
AJltly 40, 1872, and died at Spencer,
lows, Aug. 20, 1918, being forty-six
Years and one month old at the time
her death.
& Her death was caused by fall from
SGSnE automobile while suffering from a
#SHel1 of dizziness, resulting in a frac-
tire Of the base of her skull. The fall
u nderell her unconscious.and although
II xll was done that physicians and
s3kflled nurses could do there was no
Spe from the first and after sixty-one
q YOURS Of coma, she passed peacefully
~ without "a struggle, never re-
Naming consciousness. (
She WIS buried from the l.. D. S.,
ufch III Deloit on Thursday August
having been hurt Sunday, Aug
@IS5t 18TH at 1880 a. M, and dying
Hi1leSday,Eat 1880 p. m. =
sz{3Ae was the daughterq0f Sarah and
& 1neS Tarner, deceased, late Of this
Her father had for years
s5Sen in elder and president of the
Iloioit branch of the L. D. S. church,
2yf which branch she in her fourteenth
sSy3ar. became d member. She had for
sfkirty.tWo years been a continuous
Siid devoted member of this branch,
sSifnxinp with increasing devotion to
iAr church and faith as the years went
81. looking ahead to death with a
s)aifh ftat m was only happy transit