The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-05
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Just after midnight Wednesday the
angel of death entered the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Beirne, of Car
roll, and took their beloved daughter
Name. Name Beirne was born in
Center Junction, Jones county, Iowa
and moved with her parents to Craw
ford county in 1883, locating on farm
near Vail and on which she resided
until couple Of years ago when the
family moved to Carroll which has
since been her home. Name had been
a sufferer from heart trouble for some
time, but was always able to be about
until couple of weeks ago when she
was taken i'll with pneumonia, the re-
suit Of which was death, in spite of
all that loving hands and medical skill
could do She led a beautiful Chris.
tian life, source of great consola-
tion to the grief stricken family. She
was Of bright and cheerful DISPOSE
ton, kind and obedient daughter and
an affectionate sister and friend. She
was loved and respected by her rela-
tiyes and friends who feel deeply
grieved over her departure. There are
very few who valued friend more
than she and still fewer who could
hold or make friends better. The fun
eral was held from st. Joseph's church
at Carroll. Her pastor Rev. Father
Mccarthy, spoke words of consOla.
ton to the bereaved family and
friends who were present to pay their
last tribute of respect to their depart
ed friend. Interment was made in St.
AIMS cemetery at this place. She
leaves to mourn her loss her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. p Beirne, two sisters,
Annie and Nellie, and four brothers,
Thomas, of West Side; Joe, of Deni-
son, and Frank Of Dunlap, and Maur-
ice, who is serving in the army in
France The entire community ex-
tends sympathy to the grief stricken
family.
Miss Marion Short visited over Sun.
day in Dow City, the guest Of her
friend, Mae Houston.
George Servoss was business call
er in Denison Saturday.
I Corp. Gail Carey and wife arrived in
Denison from Camp Gordon, Ga, on
Friday, Gail having been mustered out
of the army. They came to Vail Sun
dayton visit with friends and rela-
tives.
The banns of marriage were pub
lished at st. AIMS church Sunday for
Miss Kate Costello and Dan Kearney,
both of this place.
Mrs. John Flynn and daughter, Mar
garet, were passengers from Denison
Monday.
Frank Etzel is able to be about
again after his recent serious illness.
j. ]. Hill returned home Sunday
from business "trip to Omaha.
Jas. Duffy is recovering nicely from
his recent sickness.
Nell Murray, of Dixon, Neb., was
here Friday to attend the funeral of
her cousin, Miss Name Beirne, and al
so to spend the last of the week at the
P. Keeney home.
Mrs. L. Osterlund was shopping in
Denison Saturday.
A large crowd from here attended
the dance in Denison Friday night.
C. J. Murray and Mike Murray, OF
Cedar Rapids, were here Friday. to at
tend the funeral Of Name Beirne.
Mesdames A. Vernon and VIM. Hill,
Of Denison, visited friends and rela-
lives in Vail Friday.
The Vail Theatrical club will pre-
sent comedy drama, "Hick'ry Farm
1t the Woodman opera house Friday,
February 7th. They should, as usual,
lave crowded house for the play is a
good one and is composed of young
men and women who have appeared
before and at all times pleased the
audience
Mrs. Dave Tonnor and daughter,
Laura, were business callers Monday |
n Arcadia.
Mrs. w. F. Mitchell and Mrs. John |
McGovern were in Carroll Thursday |
q see Grace Mitchell who attends st. |
Angelus Institute ..5
Miss Theresa Keeney spent the last |
" the week in Denison with her /
riend, Marguerite Hill.
Art Adams was here Sunday from
Omaha. E silN;.
Miss Hope Huffman left Sunday for
Scranton for a few days visit with rel
ltives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Brogan spent last
week III StlIldud .IlduodCIlA6 uuoiuSoo.. L
Miss nellie McCaffery spent Thurs
lay in Carroll. III
p. Keeneyi and wife were Carroll Wis
tors Thursday.
Simon McGinn, of Denison, was a
,isitor here Friday.
Will Stagleman, of Woodbine. is
lere visiting his brother, John, who
las been quite sick.
Miss Blanche Jorgensen visited the
irst of the week with Mrs. H. Nc
Jombs at Carroll.
Frank Murtaugh and Fred Fitzsim-
mons were passengers Wednesday to
Jarroll.
The G.. B. McAndrews & Sons hog
ale at the pavilion Friday was well at
ended and everything sold we'll.
Glen Eggers, of Denison, was bust
less caller in our town Friday.
Miss nellie Olson spent the week
nd visiting friends in Denison.
Maurice Bierne, Of Carroll, was
BUSINESS caller in our town Monday.
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