The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-03-27
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The Vail friends of Thos. c. Lundy
were greatly grieved when the news
of his death was circulated. 'Thos.
G. Lundy was born at Black Rock,
Ohio, Jan 8, 1874 and died at the
home OF his son, c. c. Lundy, at
| Cooper, Ia, March Is, 1918, aged Il
years, months and Is days. He was
married May 10, 1871 to Martha l..
Harrison.
He was employed at the banking
business at Bayard and Jamaica for
about 80 years, but since the death
iof his wife which occurred some few
years ago. he made his home with
two of his children. Mrs. ]. NJ. Young
of this place and c. c. Lundy OF
! Cooper, and it was at the home OF the
latter that he died, his death being
the result Of heart trouble. He had
been confined to his bed for about
three weeks when death relieved him
of his suffering. During his time in
Vail, he made many friends and so
the news of his death brought great
sorrow not alone to the immediate
relatives but to this entire community
as he numbered his friends by his &C.
quaintences. all of whom will long
remember his friendly ways and his
CHEEKY greeting in his daily intercourse
with them. He was ever ready to en-
tend a helping hand and his greatest
pleasure was to see those about, him
happy.
The funeral, which was largely at.
tended. was held Monday. March 1S,
from the home of his son, c. c. Lundy.
The remains were laid to rest in the
cemetery. there. He leaves to mourn
his death. one daughter, Mrs. j. M.
Young of this place and three sons.
G. c. Lundy, of Cooper w. R. Lundy,
lof Los Angeles. and DR.. E. G. Lundy,
of Emporia, Kansas.
Our hearts go out in sympathy to
Mrs J. M. Young and all the other
relatives in their hour of sadness.
The city election Monday was rath-
err tame affair, only 81 out of to-
tai of 100 voted. There was only one
ticket printed with A. Short, a
new member on it, and all were I'M
animously elected.
Mrs John Driscoll and daughter,
Melvina, returned home Saturday from
Omaha, where Melvina had her ton
Mr.. and Mrs. p. T. Brogan and
May, cutOSu W ASAAooA VA
Monday.
John Venick of Manila was tran
sacting business and calling on old
friends here Monday.
VIM. Byrnes and family autoed to
Denison Sunday and spent the day
at the F.. Sindt home.
Mary Kinney visited the last Of the
week at the McCaffrey home in Deni-
son. ., ..
Bert Mitchell was sick the past
better. 'Js', r.. q
Mrs. Chas Woods was shopping II
Denison Wednesday afternoon.
Jas. Fitch and family Of Carroll,
spent Sunday here at the Anton All
renkiel home.
Ed Sheridan and two children re-
turned from Omaha Monday where
both of the children were in the hos
pital there. They are much improved
fact which their many friends are
glad to hear.
Jacob Etzel and son, Louie. were
business callers in Denison Wednes-
day.
Leo Hickey came home Sunday
from Ames where he has been attend
ing school.
Mrs. w. +. Mitchell and Mrs John
McGovern spent Wednesday afternoon
in Denison.
| Claude Paine of kennebec, S. Oak,
was here Monday to attend the Kruger
funeral.
Mrs. r. c. Molseed visited friends
! in Denison the last of the week.
Mary Robinson spent Saturday in
Denison, a guest at the Frank Paup
home.
/ The little daughter of Mrs. Chas.
Brown has been quite sick the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. BARLEY Mitchell, Sr.,
visited relatives in West Side We'd
lnesday.
Mart Mccullough was up Sunday
! from Carroll.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed killeen of Denison,
spent Sunday in Vail with relatives.
; John Killeen and Mart Dobler Wis
tied trends in Denison Sunday.
Richard Robinson and family were
down from Denison Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Dieter and
Lorraine Hickey autoed to Denison
Saturday.
Mrs. Frances Holland and Mrs. Bart
Mitchell were passengers to Omaha
Saturday. .-..'..
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