The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-05-01
JOHN /: jGIBLlN
PASSES BEYOND

HASStS bt1UND
|Youna Man., Who Spent Most Of Nj,
Life at Vail. Dies at Cedar Rapids
| : on Monday, April 3d.,
DEATH CAUSES MUCH SORROW
psee ased Leaves Wite, and Three Chill
,drsn Bssides NUMEROUS, Relatives =
|iGt- Many Attend the Funeral. :, )
On Monday morning. April g.. 81
about eight O'Clock at.his home at Ccd.
ar Rapids, occurred the death OF Or
John L. Giblin, following an extended
illness OF about two years OF heart
trouble. The news Of his death was
received with universal sorrow but
his condition was not such as to cause
alarm until short while before he
passed away" >.
Or. John L. Giblin, son of Michael
Giblin, of this place. was born at
Sterling, ILL.,, Sept 10. 1877, and died
at his home in Cedar Rapids, April
22, 1918, aged 40 years, months and
liz days, Most Of his life was spent
In this town as 1T was here he grew
Ito manhood. He graduated from st.
AIMS academy and later spent three
years at college at Dubuque. He fol-
lowed tho vocation OF an eye doctor,
| for many years, during which time he
gradually assembled the ladder OF sue
IceGs. He was united in marriage to
Miss Mary. .McNamara at st. Ann s
I,church, June, 1901. To this union
lone son; John, was born. His wife
years ago. He was again marriaed
Ruefuda It Cedar Rapids. To this
union, two children. Michael. and Mar
keeRet were born. Surrounded by his
loving wife, and devoted children, the
angel OF death gently severed the
fragile cord which separated this de-
voted son, husband and father: from
earth and those he loved 80 dearly. The
mineral services were held at st. AIMS
church at 10. o'clock Wednesday morn
ling. Solemn requiem mass was cele-
|brsted by Rev. Father Murphy, Rev.
Father Farrelly OF Denison, deacon,
Rev. Father Harry, sub-deacon. The
| ppeciou church was filled with sym.
|pathi1tpg relatives and friends. After
mass they accompanied the remains to
their last resting place in st. AIMS
cemetery. -. So. -
Besides the borrowing wife. three
children, namely: John, Of this place.
and Michsel and Margaret. who live
ct Cedar Rapids. his father, Michael
3iblin. OF this place, and one brother.
T. j.. Giblin, Of Denison and two sis
tSlS, Mrs. p. Cody. OF Manila and
Mrs. Jss. BroSan Of this place, besides
numerous other relatives and friends.
Sro left to mourn his death.
q Those from distance In attendance
At the funeral were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Bonkhoover and family Of Carroll,
Jamek Hook and wife of Manila, Mr..
| aud Mrs. Tom Cody and baby, Mr..
aud Mrs. j. J. Mcmahon and Mrs. r.
Cody; and daughters Nellie and Annie,
besides ether relatives who accom-.
panied the remains from Cedar, Rap:
ldS. The pail bearers were p. +.
Brogau. John Monaghan. Jas. Br0Gan,
John BrpIan. Bert Mitchell and Bart
Mitchell. The sympathy OF the en-
tire community is extended to the
sorfowing relatives in this sad hour
Of affection. II.
Lloyd Dieter returned home Monday
from Cedar Rapids where he has been
attending school. \ {.
A. b. LAUDER was business visitor
1t the county capital Monday.
Mrs. John Dieter was in Omaha
"Wednesday to see Mr.. Dieter, who II
In the hospital there and who is now
lnicely recovering from his operation.
Mrs. Mary A. Monaghan returned
homo Friday from two weeks visit
with relatives in Omaha.
BETTY Macke has been on the sick
list the past week.
Manetta Jorgensen Wis shopping
and visiting friends in Denison Mon
day. } .,. a :.
Mrs. Thos. Fitzgibbons was a pas.
|senger Wednesday; to Carroll
Chas. Norton sold his barber shop
Ito J. Young of northern Iowa, who will
conduct the business as before. Mr..
Norton and family left Saturday for
Nebraska where they will make their
future home. They have been rest
dents OF this town for the past few
years and all regret. to see them leave
our town but wish them success in
their new. home.
a party was held at the VIM. Beck
home "Wednesday evening In honor or
Earl Chapman who was home the past
week on furlough from Houston. Tex.
whore he is with the u. s. Aviation
corps. A number of friends were In,
vitsd and; all enjoyed . good time.
"a new house and garage is being
built on the Art King place. where
Floyd Chapman resides. J. r. Ryan
Il, doing the work. Al H.
PIT. Brogan was q business caller
In Omaha Monday: - II g
Mrs. John Flynn and daughter. Mar.
gsTet, of. Denison. visited here the
hrst OF the week at the "a. ;SeiSner
home, s% - ~ ''>'>ss:.ti -. W..
7, Hazel and Edward !. Monaghan re-
turned home Sunday from q few days
VISIT with relatives in Omaha. !
T. Tho J. y. Holmes medicine; show,
which was held In; the opera house all
lastsxeek, drew large crowds and et'
ery night the hall was packed. There
were six members in this company
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