The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-02-27
GOOD WOMAN "
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Mrs. Ed Cunard Passed From This Life
at Missouri Valley on Thurs
day, February 21st.
DEATH WAS DUE TO APoPLexY
The Funeral Services Were Conduct.
49, ed at the Dunlap Methodist
,ry Church Last Saturday

I ne FuneFdi SERVICES were NonouCl
.r,,r ed at the Dunlap Methodist
:, e. Church Last Saturday
DUNLAP, Feb. 27-Special-'> !,
+, The funeral Of Mrs. Ed Cunard oc
CURED from the Methodist church a
8 O'Clock on, Saturday following he1
death in Missouri Valley two days pre-
vious. Her death was the result. o
apopleXy, SHE lasting but few days
after the stroke. Those in attendance
at the funeral from the Valley were
the father, Ed Cunard, one married
daughter and her husband, her mother
one married son. and three other Chill
dren. the youngest being boy OF ii
teen. Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan of Oma
ha and Mrs and Mrs. II. H. Thurbel
of Vail were also present. Mrs. Gu
nard was about fifty seven years Of
age at the time Of her death and in
her young life, was a resident Of this
vicinity, her maiden name being, Mel
lie Emerson. The Emerson homestead
was only a few miles south Of town.
A large number of farewells for the
boys were given last week on Thurs
day evening One was given atsstfe
home of Miss Marjorie Leland in hon
or of Merlyn Rawlings. another in the
nature OF a surprise at his own home
Friday evening was also given and
one at the Mccain home east OF town
Friday night, at which about sixty
were present to bid farewell TO the
Mccain brother. There was also a
big stag party held down town one
evening during the week. .-raa..
,os~ IL H.
ing the Jessup and Barrett furniture
sale left for his home in Minneapolis
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Taylor and Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. ChamRerlin were Oma.
ha passengers Sunday to visit Irving
Moeller, nephew who is in the hos
pital there and who is in a very pre-.
carious condition.
There are still number of vacant
seats in the schools on account of the
measles and the accommodating thing
about this kind of measles is that
it doesn't prevent your having had
or getting any other kind. Some of
the older people are seriously i'll with
them.
Miss Harriet Smith, of Omaha. spent
the week end with her sister, Mrs. L..
X. Moore. returning to the city on
evening.
The Methodists held service. flag
dedication and patriotic meeting at
the church Sunday evening.
Homer Butler was home from Ames
over Sunday.
It was sad day Monday as many
of our boys left for Logan to spend
several days there before leaving for
Camp Dodge. .r
1t is reported that Blanche Barrett
OF Logan, second daughter Of Mrs. NJ.
l.. Barrett, has to undergo an opera
ton for appendicitis. ~ $500
Tom Robson, Of Sioux City, but late
of Dunlap, is at the present time at
Mesita, Colo. looking up location
in that country, hoping the climate
will be beneficial to his wife, she be-
ing in very poor health. .. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer MoOrhead are
moving from the farm to the Munley
house in the south part of town. The
house on the farm is to be occupied
by Roy Cook. r.. -.
Miss Olive Sophy Of Vail has been
visiting her mother for few days.
Bert Gorham and wife were Deni-
son passengers Saturday.
Geo. Chamberlin was an Omaha pas
senger Thursday. ts
Mrs. O'Connor and daughter, Mary,
were passengers for Sioux City one
day last week to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N Jordan spent a
couple of days in Omaha last week.
Friday.
nd to- I W.T. l.
monia and is under the care Of a
trained nurse
Henry Thraen of Osmond, Nebr.,
and AL Stolz, Jr., OF Panama, were
guests at the AL Storz home southwest
of town last week. {, +
The Woman are holding a box So
cial at their hall Tuesday, Feb. 26.
Everyone is invited and a fine time
is assured.
/. Mrs. Mccullough and Miss Lillian
Wingate were Denison passengers on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman are dominciled
in their new home on Gospel Hill and
the house formerly occupied by them
has been rented by Win Baird.
J. B. Chauncey was in Des Moines
on business the past week.
Phil Garvin, son OF MIR. and Mrs.
Mike ,Garvin was operated on in an
Omaha hospital last week for appen-
dicitis and is at the present time
doing nicely. s.-s
VIM Malone was Rockwell City
visitor one day last week.
Jas. Houston is home from the
Great Lakes Training Station. He
has just recovered from siege OF
fever but speaks in the highest terms
Of the care which he received while
here.
w. c. Lyman and wife OF Omaha
were week end visitors at the Hall
and Garvin homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Myers spent
Sunday in Omaha. 60.
Mesdames Ed Remde and Heller
spent Wednesday in Omaha
Tom Joyce has been in Omaha TAX
ng treatments in 4 hospital there for
his eyes. p.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wetengels and
Mamie, are contemplating.
pending month in Texas with their
sons, Frank and Leo. ii y sft
Sam Nelson was in Missouri Valley
Tuesday.
Dr.. Cole was in town making pro-
essional call one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Houte were Oma-