The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-09
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atives.
Pete Kavanagh returned from his
western trip during the week.
! Mr.. and Mrs. p. Dabletein and fam
lily, of Ute, were in town on Sunday,
visiting at the S. ID. Fox and Curtis
homes. p
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid gave a
farewell one day the past week at the
Siglin home for Mrs. Henderson who
leaves soon to make her nome on
farm near Anderson. -
Mrs. Harrington was home from
Kenwood a part of the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Barrett and
daughter, Marjorie, of Omaha, were in
town on Sunday.
The nurse who has been caring for
Mrs Robt. Wettengel left for the hos
pital on Friday evening, having fin
ished her case here.
B. c. Jennings, of Omaha, was in
town on Sunday. #h@sat
VIM. Helm has returned form u Wis
it to Chicago and Sterling, Ill. He
was gone from home several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Rogers were In
Omaha one day the past week.
Mrs. John Doherty and sister, Bessie
Dewitt, of Omaha, were in town Tor
Decoration day services.
Wilbur Roberts and Miss Paul, OF
Denison, were in town on Sunday al
ternoon, the guest of relatives.
Miss Lowell Burling has returned
from Missouri Valley high school. and
she will teach in consolidated school
in northern Iowa.
Mrs. AL Burling and daughter, Vir-
ginia, returned to their hame in Mis-
souri, Valley after spending Decoration
day at the home Of Mr.. Burling's moth.
err, Mrs. Mary e. Burling.
Mr.. Baily and family, of Manning,
were in town on Sunday TO rthe Dec
grafton day services. They motored
over early in the morning.
Mrs. Dwight Bender was In town
from Council Bluffs a few days the
as Ruth Houts, by some.
Father Hanson was passenger for
Vail on Sunday afternoon. 3al
Several ladies from here motored
to Woodbine one day the past week
and spent some time visiting at the
home of Mrs, Harold Haight, 6,sfs
Mr.. Treft, was fortunate in securing
eight little wolves one day the. past
week. while in the country. He got
them in Shelby county.
WIN. Herges,. Jr., who has been EN-.
plOyed in Nebraska Tor some, time Is
here for visit.
Mrs. Grimes, Of Omaha, was in town
for Decoration. She was formerly
Miss Puma Purcell and while here
she visited her many relatives and
friends.
Leo Cover, of Cleveland, Ohio, ar.
rived last week for short visit and
to accompany his wife and baby to
their home in the east.
Ed. Hartigan, of Ute, was in town
Cor short time last week.
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town last week.
Mrs. NJ. B. Baily went to Dow City
Sunday afternoon to care for her grand
daughter, Katherine Lou Howorth,
while her mother is in the hospital at
Omaha for treatment for time.
4 The last supper. of, the Ladies Aid
was held at the church parlors in the
Methodist church on Thursday after
noon with Mrs. III. "A. Tinker as chair
man. The usual pleasant and profit
able time was spent. ii,r gi. ,a..
y The community was greatly shocked
Sunday morning to hear OF the death
Of Mrs. w. B. Thomas that morning
1t the Clarkson hospital 4 in Omaha.
Mrs. Thomas had been critically i'll at
her home in SeWall, Iowa., for six
weeks and greatly longed to come to
her old home so Mr.. Thomas in com.
pany with physician started to. bring
her home on stretcher. but the trip
oyertaxed her strength and When they
arrived in Omaha she was taken to a
hospital where she quietly passed
will be better known as Hattie, Baird
having left only a couple of years ago
to make her home In Sewall as the
wife of Mr.. Thomas. Her daughter.
Mrs. Frank Hagen, and her husband
and Dow Howorth. a brother, left on
the early train Sunday, morning for
Omaha and accompanied the remains
home arriving on the 2:S0 p. m. train
where they were met at the depot by
a number of their friends. Mrs.
Thomas has lived practically all her
life in Dunlap and was universally
known and beloved by her friends. She
had been member Of the Congrega-
tional church for years, always being
will worker in the church, being
gifted with fine voice she was always
in demand in the musical circles OF
both churches and in the town and was
always ready and wiling to do what
ever she was called upon to do. She
leaves besides her husband, w. b.
Thomas, her daughter, Mrs. Hagen,
and small six months old grandson
Frank, Jr., whom she was most an
xious to get back home and see once
more. Her aged father, Daniel How
orth, is alive and makes his home at
the Hagen home which has been home
for him for many years. Funeral
services were held Tuesday afternoon
and We're largely attended, the floral
offerings being most profuse. The
family has the sympathy OF the entire
community in its sorrow.
Mrs. Reynolds was in Omaha one
day the past week. IsSt4.rEs
d Ed. Fleming was a passenger for
Sioux City on Sunday going up r Wis.
it his wife.
j. S. Hull is home from a visit to
his ranch at Gordon, iNeb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Culivan motored to
Woodbine Sunday evening taking some
friends with them.
Mrs. Geo. Taylor went to Deloit one
day last week
Mrs. A. p. Moore is expected home
from the Edmunson hospital where
she has been for some time taking
treatment.
Mrs. Rott. Wettengel is well enough
to be able to sit up some, a fact her
many friends are most glad to know.
The nurse who has had the case IN
charge left on Friday evening.
The mail carriers and the post of
flee employees observed Monday as a
holiday.
Mr.. Story is working as operator at
the l. C. depot at the present time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Wager were Oma-
ha naSaey, aerat Monday nOrniYlp. -tl7