The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-15


who had been there with her grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs Claus Hansen, \
couple of days. The latter returned to
| Denison with them for visit. 3s
Misses Caroline Shirk and Marie Hels
ley were down from Denison and spent
the week end with friends. Both ladies'
have teaching positions in the Denison
schools this year, reSigning with our
school last year. The former taught in
the seventh grade here some two years
and the latter for several years con-
Quoted the general science department.
Mrs. f. M. Arnold returned to Dow
| City Saturday after several weeks
absence in Omaha. where she under
went a serious operation for gall stones.
Her friends are very glad indeed to
see her back again. She was accom-.
panied by her daughter, Mrs. Iva Jor.
| dan. .tt d..
| J. r. Griffin and wife departed Tues
day on a visit to the w. N. Schouten
family at Hudson and the Harry Jones
family at Denver, Colo. They expect
| to be gone a week or ten days.
| Mrs. Arthur Butler and two children
We're over from Kiron and spent several
days the past week at, the parental,
John Williamson, home and attending
| the fair. He..s IL.
N. L. Underhill, who left some three
weeks ago for Hampton to look over the
locat!or' mas accepted position IN a
pruning oilce there ana ms WHe ex-
! can be secured. ~ 4a
E. II. SWasey was in Omaha Friday
on a business mission.
Mrs. w. w. Galland left Thursday
for few days visit with relatives in
Deiolt ana at the nome OF her son. Hen
rv;ln Dehlsoh.
MIS-. wi; Coie retuTned the iatter
part OF the week from benson, where
she had peen spending a rev Gays with
her SISTER MRS. rachel CAREY. VINO
recently had an operation performed.
Ciark barker lelt Mohday Tor Des
MONIES. Where ne Will enter as stu
ueht Vi the haptist coilege LOT the COM
ing year. IN a
SAD message was received by rela'
yves ana lrielias the past week convey,
ing tne information or the death OF
neptelnper Sun at ner nome N Weioon'
.e G IoiloWing a siege or ,typhoid iever.
Al tii.it loving hands could 20 1alled 70
stay the death anger ana AFTER some
TWO weeks OF patieilt Sunering she pass
go vi " iler IeWalu. Inc LNstteri RAM
ny were residents Oh TINS Viclnity LOT
many years ana nave hosts OF irienos
VINO are aeeply PANIED over the denise
ol the WIe ana lnotner. Lucy Amoret-
"a foninson was porn lnsxPreemptlon,
MERCER county, III, yet. ~, ls1o, ana
PASSED away At Weidon, rex, sept. O.
I9zo, at the age OF ~ years, ~ montnS
ana 10 Gays. she came 20 iowa IN 1929
Ito was utiteu ~ marriage 10 J0nn
I1atterl on Marcn 0, 1898. Inose ieit
anu i.our chiIHreI' MIS- NAE GoIdon
ina ranuleW Dallerl' ~ ,Duhia ". Joan
ana Rena, residing az nome; she also
~ three proIn
r s,, oaiiles rsoDllisol. " Aa,e, IOWA; Eu
Ter Robinson, OF Viola, III. three sisters.
Mrs Emma Montgomery of Rowley
Iowa. Mrs. Mary Klein, Of Charter Oak
and Mrs. Belle Arones, of Bellngham
Wash, besides other relatives and nu.
merous friends. She was d good wife.
a loving and devoted mother and a
kind, true friend and neighbor and her
departure from this life will be keenly
felt especially in the hearts of those
of the family circle. The remains
were shipped here for burial, arriving
in Dow CITY Saturday morning. The
body was taken to Jackson's undertake
ing parlors, where it lay in state until
Sunday afternoon at 2:S0, when it was
borne to the Methodist church for the
funeral. Rev. Walter C. Plank CON
Quoted the service, after which inter-
ment, took place in the Dow City GENE
terry. The funeral was largely attend
ed, friends coming from far and near
to pay their last tribute of respect to
the deceased. We join in extending
sympathy to the sorrowing ones.
DR.. and Mrs. Floyd Sharp are receiv-
ing congratulations from their friends
upon the arrival of fine pound son
born Sunday, September 18th, at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and MIS-.
Clair Butterworth. Mrs s. C. Span.
sail trained nurse from Omaha, is
in attendance s4.
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paoy anu ler SISTER MISS MISS GsIiie nIa
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i lss ahey WI aiso WISH o.neI ls
.lNes III Muscdtine Goun'y airu e~pec'
10 ge solie LOT MeeM VI nLore
Herpert butterwoitn w, WHY mas pSen
l,oiulis p I' hs sts n. i.e s.s.
lalneh lor tne NorthwesteIh raii"ay loi
more IMAM setI; sewers n!s Sonii ~
Ilolls ms Weeh ailu leaves eaturuas !or
iowa Ivy. "rele ne VII peuoii'9 q s.u
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