The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-16
BODY BROUGHT
FROM OVERSEAS
Henry Mintcr, Who Died in France
While in the Service of His COun-
try, Buried ut Vail.
MRS. PAT CODY PASSES AWAY
Daughter of NJ. GibEin, Passes Away al
Her Home in Sioux City Thurs
day OF Last Week.

VAIL, June 15-Speclal-Th re
mains of Henry Minter, who died III
the service Of his country were
brought to Vail Friday for burial. The
funeral was held, from ST. AIMS church
He was laid to rest in st. AIMS Gene
! terry. He was a son of Mrs. c. Mintel
of Denison, and brother Of A. p. Min
ter of Vail. The. sympathy Of all goes
out to the relatives in their sorrow.
Vail relatives and friends We're great
| " grieved when the message came on
Thursday evening that Mrs. Patrick
Cody had did at her home in Sioux
| City. She had been ailing a long time
and was for several weeks in a hospita'
at Council Bluffs and was thought to
be recovering, so her death came as q
sudden shock Mrs. Cody was daugh.
ter of M. Giblin of this place.
Mary Jane Giblin was born Nov. IS
1870, at Sterling H., and when nine
years of age, she moved with her par.
exits to Vail, where she has since liveC
to Manila and later to Sioux City In
1902, She was united in marriage tc
Mr.. Patrick Cody and to them were
horn eight children, Mrs. May McMai
han, Tom, Ray, Kate, nellie, Agnes
and Grace, all of Sioux City. These:
with the husband, are left to mourn
the loss of a kind and devoted wife anC
mother. One girl, Annie, preceded
her in death about a year. She also
leaves to mourn her death, her father
one brother Thos. Giblin, of near Deni
son and one sister, Mrs. j. w. Brogan
Of Vail. The remains were brought to
Vail Saturday. The funeral was held
Sunday and she was laid to rest in ST.
Ann's cemetery. The sympathy of the
entire community goes out to the rela.
tives in this their hour of sorrow.
John Giblin is home from college in
Omaha to spend the vacation.
VIM. Giblin, of South Dakota was
here to attend the funeral of Mrs. Cod}s
Quite a number from Manila We're
of Mrs. Cody. &
Mrs. J. S. O'Boyle was a visitor on
Wednesday in Carroll.
Mrs. M. r. McGrath, Mrs. J. M. Duff
fy and Mrs. e. 7. Quirk were visitors.
in Carroll Friday.
+ Fred Rooster and family were call.
ers in Carroll Friday.
Mrs. Dave Reilly and Falba Watson
spent last week visiting in Omaha.
Mrs. John Flynn of BucR Grove, is
visiting at the Fl. j. Seigner home and
helping care for the twins.
VIM. Mitchell of Omaha, visited on
Sunday at the parental, NJ. ]. Mitchell
home.
The many friends of Mrs. Joe Obst
were grieVed to learn of her death
which occurred Monday, June 7th at
her home north of VAIL Mrs. Obst was
about 70 years of age and leaves to
her death, her husband, one
son, Joe Pachta and one daughter
Mrs. c. Hansen, nee Rosa Obst, one
son. Charley, having been killed a few
years ago in an automobile accident.
She also leaves a sister, Mrs. John
Stellik, all Of Vail. The funeral was
held from the home and burial in tho
King cemetery. The relatives have
the sympathy of all in their sorrow.
Miss Margaret Freml, of Vail, and
Mr.. Adolph Qpistarff, of Odebolt were
married at st. AIMS church Monday
June Tth, Rev. James Murphy perform
ing the ceremony. They were attend
ed by Miss Mary Seigner as bridesmaid
and Mr.. George Freml as groomsman
They will make their home on farm
near Odebolt
DIR. and Mrs. J. NJ. Glynn returned
home Wednesday from Lincoln, Neb.
where they attended the commence.
ment exercises of the state university
Their daughter returned home with
them, having graduated from the uni
versity.
Enos Manon was home last week
from Ames college.
Miss Julia Ryan was passenger or
Wednesday to Omaha.
l.. T.. Osterland and wife, of Denison.
visited last week in Vail with relatives
and friends.
The funeral of Thos. Malloy, a high.
ly respected citizen of this community
who died at his home in Jackson town,
ship Thursday, June 10, was held from
st. AIMS church Saturday and buriai