The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-03-06

North, was born near Vail, March 6,
1916. and entered eternal rest March
/, 1915, aged l years, II months and
Is days. Leslie Mae became a mem.
Der of the cradle roll and was bap-
tized in the Presbyterian church by
Rev Roy Jones June Is, 1916. A child
of unusual brightness and sunny, hap
py disposition, she endeared herself
to everyone with whom she came in
contact. Though apparently OF ro-
bust health, in the summer OF 1917
she became very i'll and for days her
little life hung in the balance. Health
returned and she was lent to her fond
parents a few months longer, only to
be reclaimed by her Maker on Friday
at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Though
suffering great pain during both i'll
nesses her wonderful patience and
beautiful disposition was a matter of
comment by doctors and nurses. She
leaves to mourn her loss, her bereaved
parents, two sisters, Lavinia and Dor.
othy, her paternal grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. C. North. and numer-
Gus uncles, aunts and cousins, who
will miss the, sweet presence Of a dear
baby daughter. a willing playmate
and sister and sweet companion
who made those around her and the
world better for her having lived. The
honorary pail bearers were Louise
Byrnes, Helen Dewey, Gladys Morse
and Madeline Evans and the active
pail bearers were Evelyn White, Dor.
othy Huffman, Nellie Topper and Bes-
sic Champion.
Safe in the arms of Jesus.
Safe on His gentle breast;
There by His love oershaded
Sweetly her spirit rests.
The Vail Theatrical club are pre-
pairing the play, "The Aaltar Of Rich
es," which will be staged at the M.
w. A. hall Sunday, March 18th. The
caste is composed of young men and
women schooled by past experience
in other plays and who are capable
Of taking their parts. Watch for, the
caste Of characters, next week. Tick
cts will be on sale at G. D. Writings
Saturday, March 9th. A hearty wei
come Is extended to the general pub
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dieter spent Sun
day at the Thos O'COnnor, home in
Denison. 81. '..a 80. .r5l
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Monaghan
were Denison business callers Friday.
Margaret Finnegan visited the last
of the week at her home in Carroll.
Mrs. NJ. Shupitor and daughter,
Elsie, were shoppers in Denfson Fri.
day. g.. ., 4'a - =
Dick MCGUIRE was a business caller
In Denison Friday.
Mary Brown visited over Sunday at
her home in Denison.
Mrs. Ed Quirk and Genevieve Hol-
land were Denison shoppers Friday.
Mrs. p. Brogan was business caller
in Omaha Friday.
Mary Foley was a Denison shopper
Friday.
Mrs. James Hill. of Denison, visited
at the B. O'Donnell home last week.
Margaret Hill and Theresa Keeney
spent Saturday at the A. Vernon home
in Denison. 49,
- Ernest Slechta was a business caller
in West Side Friday.
Mrs. Ted Abbott, of OdebOlt, visit.
ed relatives here last week.
Mrs. John, Flynn and daughter, Mar
garet, of DenisOn. were down Friday.
Frank Starek, went to Missouri Val
ley Saturday. Mae and Clementine
Clark, who have been visiting here at
his home, returned home with him., ="
= Agnes Monaghan was shopping in
Denison Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Mitchell and Mrs.
Beck Mitchell and Florence autoed to
Denison Saturday.
Dan Considine was a business visit
or Thursday in Denison.
I Mrs. Minter and son, Henry, of Den
isOn, autOed to Vail Sunday and spent
the day with friends.
Mrs. Diesenroth was business call
er in Denison Friday.
Mrs. James O'Boyle and daughters,
Geraldine and Lillian, spent the last
of the week in Carroll.
s. Nell Beirne, who has been visiting
here at the Joe Beirne home, returned
to Carroll Saturday.
Clarence Maher visited Friday at
his home in Arcadia.
Eddie Kinney was a business caller
in Manila Friday.
Misses Marie Mcclure and Annie
Harrington were social callers in Den
ison Saturday.
Alfred Wright, of Denison, was a
business caller here Friday.
Mrs. G. c. Wood and Mrs. Ahrenkiel
were passengers to Denison Saturday.
Joe Beirne and family moved last
week to a farm two miles west Of
Denison. ~
) Mrs. B. Wahlin returned home Fri
day from Jefferson after a weeks Wis
1t at the Chas. McGill home.
Mrs. Mitchell, daughter, Marie, and
Irene Neubrandt were shopping in
Denison Saturday. ,,.~
/, LaVerne Fouts was the guest of her
friend. Miss Margaret Flahive, in Den
ison Saturday.,
Mrs. A. D. 'servoss and family, OF
Denison, have moved here and are
now occupying the w. NJ. Beirne resi-
dence occupied recently by Mrs. Han.
nah Pieper. - .~ wy .
Miss Olive sophy visited over Sun
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