The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-07-31
pecsassd Was Born in 1868 at Council
1iuffs and Died July %, Aged 5Qef
Years, g. Months, IL Days.
DOW CITY. July 3O-special-

= I0fg were DOTH, one uduSHtcI anu wv
sons having preceded the mother to
the land of rest She leaves to mourn
her departure her husband, six sons
namely: Harry, Walter, who is now
serving his country, having Just re-
Gently arrived overseas, Donald, Rich
ard, Lewis and Kenneth, and five
/ daughters, Mrs. Tim Cook, Mrs. Pearl
Lyman, Mrs. John Jones, Mrs. Paul
Heartwig and Opal. Those who pre-
j coded the mother are Clarence, Myr
I'm and May. She also leaves eleven
Grand hildren, two brothers, Roy and
Lev LYON. and two sisters, Mrs I'm
smith and Mrs. G. G. Hull, besides
many other relatives and friends. Inc
ramains were taken to Dunlap last
Thursday and the funeral was held al
/ 4 q. nj. In the Methodist church, con.
Quoted by Elder Chas. ButterWorth, OF
tffs place, after which interment TOOK
Mace ia the Dunlap cemetery to await
the resurrection Of the dead. The
hearts 81 all deeply sympathize with
the grief stricken family IN tneir
darkened hour.
Mrs. L. j. Merrick went to Wood,
bine Friday for visit at the nome o.
her daughter, Mrs. Anna whey, a1tel
which she will return to her home IN
/ Lebanon, Kans. She had spent sever
Al weeks here with her sisters, Mes
danes w. w. Galland, John EDWARDS,
81, Chas. Butterworth and Frank Birk
Shofer. .,,. ,,oro
3nassenkers from Arion Saturday LOT
! short yikt at the home OF his parents
j. g. Greul and wife.
Miss Janet Rae was among the Den
ison callers Saturday.
Horace Thomas returned Saturday
from 1 visit with friends IN Des
MONIES, He left Tuesday to resume
his naval duties il the east, after nav
inx enjoyed q ten days furlougn.
Rooney Ettleman was passenger 10
,Dunlap Saturday for an over Sunday
7 virit al the home OF his son, Earl, ana
wife.
Mrs. Morris Wilder was apassen.
- from Council Bluffs Saturday and
made 81 over Sunday visit with her
husband's parents, Mr., ana Mrs. y.
\ Il. Wilder.
q. S. Thomas and wife came satur-
! dayS from Rockwell City for an over
sunday visit at the home OF ms Dro q Y
\ "a. q. u. Thomas, and family
BIZ Nj. and Mrs. A. Wight Went 70
Council Bluffs Saturday, where they
mod an over Sunday visit at the home e
~ Ills brother, Paul, and family, ana
w,fh his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roman
/ N Whit. Mr.. Wight, who has been
AFFLICTED with palsy for number o.
wears. IA reported to be in most CRU
icsI condition, very little hope being
antartained for his recovery. Their
manv Dow City friends are very sor'
~ 10 learn Of this. MIL
sd The Ward Mcdonald and Asa Ettle
I man families and Hans Dieter Were
n Ames and spent the Sabbath Win
Il 50. IL. Hawley, who is taking mecnah
5ical course there preparing 10 go lhte
military service. =.
We are indeed glad to report thai
{ Mrs. w. w. Galland, who has Deen
Quite sick, is improving and Is abe
"a be about the house at present. !,
Al had been previously announced
u ~ Rrunsen. assistant superinte
81 the anti-saloon league Of Des Monies
I was here Sunday and occupied ny
Baptist pulpit at the hour OF me res
ular morning service. HIS dlscour =
was splendid and greatly enjoyed ~
( 4 full house. A union meeting OF tne
Methodist and Baptist people Was
held at this time. 10,
;ss Mrs. Chas. Horn and children lef'
i Saturday for their home in Omana a.
IN pleasant ten days visit at tne
nome 81 her mother, Mrs. Marie 0lD
son. and with other relatives.
Mrs Minnie Baker, who has been
u 1sfayine at the Harold Alexander nome
Tor some time, was a passenger -
Council Bluffs Saturday.
IL Elder Chas. ButterwOrth Went Over
I ia Gallands Grove Saturday ana con
; Quoted services at the l.. y. >. churcn
ON the Sabbath.
II Saturday afternoon a slight accldeh'
occurred on Main street when a gen
tleman driving car ran into the ran
ing which has been put around Inc
Mace where the brick building owned
bv %. R. Pagan formerly stood, on
I the corner. Something went wrong.
\ causing the driver to lose controi q
the car. No serious damage resuited:
The M. "A. Riley family entertained,
4 on Sunday her brothers, Ed Mitcnell
and family, Of Lake City, and BIN
Mitchell and wife, Of Buck Grove.
VIM. and Arden Bell and Lee and
Arden Cramer were on a fishing expe-
dition Sunday on the Sioux river near
Turin. They brought home LOU POUNDS
Of fine fish. 49,
ss, Mrs. Anna Bruhn and sons, Claus
and Emil, Of Spirit Lake, accompanied
81 her daughter, Mrs. Elbeck, OF Min
sresota, were recent guests at Inc
nome Of the formers niece, Mrs. wal
IA Cole. and family. The boys have
zone into the ranks and left this week
for training camp.
Private Ben Houston was here from
NJ. Omaha and spent Sunday Win Ine 5
home folks. He just recently enlisted
IN the mechanical department OF the
balloon school there. r.
day from Nebraska City for q several