The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-04-24
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saddened Wednesday morning whel
III the death angel entered and claimed
her little two year old daughter, Fan
cheon Pauline. The little one hat
been having a case of measles which
later developed into pneumonia ant
all that loving hands could do ID iettOr
to save the child's life proved Of: n,
avail. A trained nurse was sentNf for
who arrived the afternoon previous tt
the baby's death. 1t will be remcm
N bered that only few months ago tho
husband and father was taken afron
this home. Fancheon Pauline wa!
horn March 3~1916, and passed away
April II, 191S,tded:2,years; l month
and IA days ShaAeaVsss to .lnourn bel
mother and brother and many ,rela
tivef. She was Very Beautiful and
sweet child and was like a ssunbeam III
the home and among. the relatives
4us her death means great loss
he funeral services::were held Thurs
tay afternoon from the home at
1b'clock and were conducted by Rev
IA. B. Adams, after which the little
form was tenderly laid away in the
Dow City cemetery. The deepest SYM
pathy goes out to those left in mourn.
ing.
Fred Beane was here several days
last week from Gregory, S. D., trans
acting business and calling on old
friends. This family moved from here
some time ago to a farm near Greg
Dry.
Mesdames A. r Alleman and w. E.
\
n were in Dunlap Wednesday. the latter
having dental work done
George Trager was business call
er here Thursday from Denison.
Mrs. Lloyd Wells and baby and Miss
Jennie Cramer were passengers to
Dunlap Thursday, where they visited
at the home of their sister, Mrs. Will
Aldrich, returning Friday afternoon.
The Steve Carbaugh family. who
have been occupying one of the resi-
dences of Mrs. Ada Wheelright in the
east part of town for some time, moved
Friday onto the farm owned by Ed
Ahart short distance southeast of
town. The Lloyd Crandall family,
who had resided there for several
months. have novel; onto a place near
Buck Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pearsall and lit
tie son, Loren, motored to Denison last
"wednesday.
Mrs. Jake Schwarzenbach was here
from Denison Thursday to attend the
funeral of little Pauline Goddard She
also visited her sister, Mrs. Ellen
Hahn
5sss T. r. Goddard was a visitor in the
city OF Omaha last Wednesday.
+. Il. Hoffman was here from Deni.
son Friday in the interest of the Red
Cross.
The regular monthly meeting of the
W0man's Home Missionary society
was held Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. "A. B. Adams. This meeting as
had been announced was to have been
held with Mrs. w. H. Rule, but owing
to illness it was decided to meet at the
Adams home. Mrs. A. H. Cook had
change Of the lesson study. there being
the usual number. of the membership
present. Delegates to the missionary
convention were chosen at this meet
ing, Mesdames A. B. Adams and A. H.
Cook being selected. The convention
Is to be held in Council Bluffs on May
i9th and 10th.
"a Z. H. Goddard was here Thursday
from TT. Dodge visiting at the parent
al. e. v. Goddard. home. He came for
8 purpose of attending the funeral
OF his niece, Pauline, which was held
that day.
Prof. o. R. Bentley and wife went
to Ames Friday, where they paid a
farewell visit to his brother, who de-
narts soon to enter military service.
They returned Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Riddle was a caller at the
county capital Friday.
p. H. Swasey was in Denison sever
al days last week on business.
Miss Fancheon Wiley was home from
Indianola and spent few days the
ipast week, she being called here by
the death of her little niece, Pauline
Goddard.
j. F. Rudd was in Omaha one; day
last week.
LaVerne Alexander returned to his
home in Woodbine Thursday after hav-
Ing spent several days at the home of
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Roy. The latter accompanied him, re-
turning that evening.
W Mrs. w. r. Dow has resigned as pres
sident Of the local Red Cross chapter
and Mrs. Clair Butterworth has been
appointed to take her place. Mrs. Dow
has held this Offices yeythe orkRpttd:
ton OF the sociefysAfd to sthe~fegfet