The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-12-18
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Il parental home In Ar1On sunday.
The Thomas Rae home was place
under quarantine last week for seal
let fever. We are told that the tw
children have been suffering with tn
disease.
RED CROSS ANNOUNCEMENT
Owing to the bad condition OF tn
roads 1t will not be possible for sc
licitOrs to visit the homes in UniOl
township for the Red Cross drive. TIL,
committee in charge requests all res
I. idents OF the township and town o
. Dow City to call at Aliens drug st0rs
Saturday afternoon and take out mem
bership. A committee will be at th,
opera house during the afternoon ant
evening where memberships will bt
taken. 1t Is the patriotic duty of ev
cry resident Of Union township TX
join the society. Help to put Union
township over the top in this drive.
Ruth WingrOve came down from
Denison Saturday for an over Sunday
visit at the home of her grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Munsey. Mr.
Wingrove came down Sunday and
Y they returned together.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Turner were pas.
ssengers to Denisop Sunday evening
upon having received word that their
grandson, the three year old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Turner, had taken
I q turn for the worse and was in crit
deal condition. The child passed away
\ that night shortly after their arrival.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Spence came
down from Denison Wednesday, being
called here by the illness Of his faith
or, VIM, Spence, Sr While here Mrs.
4 Spence was taken i'll and is now being
cared for at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM Spence, u.
Miss Barbara Scott, who recently
recovered from an attack of the flu,
suffered arelapse last week and is be-
Ing cared for at the p. ]. HallOwell
Nome north of,town. Her friends hope
sg0 soon learn of her recovery. We are
told that she has contracted Brights
5disease. Miss Beuhler, a trained
nurse from DenisOn who mas been car
Ing for Mrs Gus Anderson, has been
i secured to care for Miss Scott.
Relatives here received word Satur-
day that Mrs. Andrew Rule had PASS
ed away at her home in Harlan. About
two months ago Mrs. Rule underwent
In Omaha and after returning to her
home it seems that she had been get
ting along quite well until just re-
Gently when she was taken worse
again. The deceased was well known
here as is also her husband, they hav-
ing resided in this vicinity number
OF years ago. Mr.. Rule is brother
OF w. H. Rule of this place. Mrs.
Rule, before her marriage, worked In
one Of the stores in Dow City and will
perhaps be better remenn bered as Miss
{ Lena Shrieves. She was born in April,
1865, and passed away Nov. 10, 1918.
She was united in marriage to Andrew
Rule July 4 1888 Her husband, one
son Glen, and two daughters, Grace,
NOW Mrs. Roy Thompson, and Golden,
who resides at home. besides many
relatives and friends are left to mourn
this loved one. The funeral was held
IN Harlan at 10 o'clock Sunday morn
ing and the remains were brought to
Y this place for burial that afternoon,
this having been the request Of the de-
ceased. Those who attended the fun
eral services in Harlan and the bur-
/ IA here were w. H. Rule and daugll-
ter, Helen, O.. M. Talcott, Mrs. s. D..
Goddard, Miss Agnes Goddard, Her
4 bert Rule, Miss Nellie Rule, Miss Ell
len Goddard, all from this place, and
Howard Rule, of Council Bluffs, Rev.
and Mrs. Thompson, OF Boone; Car
field Rule. of TT. Dodge; Mrs. John
d Fadden and son, Roy, Of Omaha; Mr..
Nordaker and son, Gunnar, Of Dunlap;
4 Ray Rule and wife, of the Willow;
Link Rule, wife and children, of
Boone, also the Jim Shrieves family.
\ The most heartfelt sympathy of all
i goes out to the bereaved ones in this
hour Of great sorrow.
Mrs. Edith Chaaf, OF Minneapolis.
h was here last week visiting at the pa.
rental, j. r. Rudd, home. Mrs. Chaaf
formerly lived In Sioux Falls, S. d.,
and just recently moved to Minnesota.
A Mrs. Ed Riddle has been suffering
with an attack of the flu the past week
1 as has also Mrs. Romanan Wight. The
after, who is at the home Of her son.
A. J. Wight, is able to be about again.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Howorth were in.
Dunlap Sunday to see her mother
Mrs. N. B Bailey, who has been SUI
fering for the past two weeks with
an attack OF the flu.
N. j. Lee and his crew Of men tsrl are
here from Arion this week moving