The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-14
permanent relief through this second

permanent relief through this second
ordeal.
/ Mrs. George Carey passed away at
her home late Saturday afternoon fol-
| lowing a prolonged illness of various
| complications Her advanced age also
served as a means of Fastening her
death at this time. The funeral was
held Monday afternoon in the Baptist
church. conducted by Rev. G. A. Bar
ker. Burial was made in the Dow City
cemetery. The departed leaves to mourn
| her husband three sons, George Carey,
of Nebraska; Charlie Carey, of Michi-
gan City, Ind; John Carey, of Dow
| City: also two daughters, Mrs. Claude
Blaclman and Miss Irna Carey, of Dow
| City, besides other relatives. The be-
reaved ones have the sincerest sympa-
! thy of all. ~
4 Mrs. a. H.. Cook was in council Bluffs
! Tuesday where she served as a dele
gate to special meeting held in the
| interests of the Woman's Home Mis-
i sionary society. Es@s1.s
Rev. NJ. M Gable. of the Methodist
church at Denison, was in town Mon
day and visited with Rev. w. T. Rink
| and family.
Miss Helen jackson has accepted a
position in the e. r. Butterworth groi
| Gerry and bakery to assist while Mr..
Butterworth is having charge of the
baking department. 1
Sunday night James Houston, resid
ing west of town, answered the final
call that all in this vale of tears must
answer. For nearly a year he had been
afflicted with cancer of the stomach
| and was bedfast many weeks prior to
death. It will be remembered that last.
summer he spent some time at Roches-
ter, Mimi, in a hospital. but found only
temporary relief from his trouble. Ev-
| -
hands could do was in vain and OF late
it was realized that his condition was
such that he could not recover The
deceased was one of our prominent and
most highly respected citizens and his
death leaves, a sad vacancy. The obit-
uary will be given next week. AT this
writing arrangements for the funeral
have not been made.
Miss Mollie Murphy, after a delight
full week visit at the home of her
friend, Miss Jane Hallowell departed
Friday morning for a visit with friends
lin Des} Moines before returning to her
work in Chicago. Il
Mrs. Geo. Dillenburger was a passen.
ger FROM Vail Monday for a short visit.
with her father and brother, r. w. and
Ben Houston.
Billy Ettleman returned to his home
in Dunlap Monday having made an over
souI1ulN WISH mere Wl(ll TeI1IlVeS.t
Clark Barker has accepted a position
as boolSkeeper in the Houston garage
and will offer his services in that line
outside of school hours and on sSatur-
days.
Sunday morning at the Methodist
church six new members were received
into the organization by Rev. C. NJ.
Ward, who also administered the rite
Of baptism at this time.
Mrs. Will Aldrich returned to her
home at Dunlap Monday after an over
Sunday visit at the parental, ]. W.
Cramer. home.
Harold ,rerrill, who met with an acci,
dent by having a horse roll on him
some two weeks ago. is now reported |
out of danger and hopes are eptertaih. |
ed for his recovery. The many friends !
of the family win be pleased to learn Of |
this favorable report. He is still IN !
der the care of trained nurse.
1.-The Eft. Swasey home was the scene |
Of q pleasant event Sunday, at which !
time five birthdays. all occurring, this |
week, were celebrated. the honored
guests being Leo Schwaab, of Dunlap |
Alvin Michaelsen, of Kenwood: Miss Ir,
ma Chamberlain, Mrs. f.. H. SWasey
and daughter. Ruth, the latter and Miss
Irma's birthday coming on the. same
day.. Those present besides the fived
Schwaab. Miss Blanche Cole, Roy Geb.
ert, E. IF. SwaseX, A. p. Moeller, Miss |
Alice Swasey and little Richard Rowe.
A splendid course dinner with the con,
ventional birthday cake was the pre-
dominating feature of the day and talk
en- as a whole the occasion was one to |
be remembered.
Mrs. W. C. Burke, of Council Bluffs, |
has been, here the past week visiting |
he, ,fc NTys nd TrS.F a,,lr tn1