The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-17
DOW CITY ITEMS
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Ahart & Griffin are the authorized
agents for ". E. Anderson, the cleaner
and tailor at Denison. Any work given
them will be faithfully taken care Of 6-tf
Miss Fannie PETIT left the early part
/ of the past week for Rochester, Mimi,
to which place she accompanied her sis
5ter-in.law, Mrs. j. M. PETIT, of Wood
bine, to the hospital for an operation.
The latter had been spending a month
or SO in an Omaha hospital and left for
Rochester upon the advice of her at
tending physicians. All sincerely trust
she will make a. speedy recovery.
Mrs. John Osterloh and little son re-
turned last week from two weeks
visit with her people in st. Paul, Neb.
While there she contracted case Of
the flu but we are glad to report her
as having made a good recovery before
returning.
Miss Coda Dow and Mrs. A. w. VIII.
son and two children were visiting ana
shopping in Denison Wednesday.
Miss Isabel Scott has been confined
to her home the past week suffering
with q case of the humps.
Deputy Sheriff j. j.. Johnson was a
business caller in town Tuesday.
The Wesley Cramer family moved on
Tuesday into his fathers residence late
Nv vacated by the Frank Binnall family.
Mrs: s. E. Baber is nOw making prep.
arations to move to the property vacat-
ed by the Cramers, which she purchas-
ed of Miss Ora Butterworth.
Herbert Butterworth was in Missouri
Valley Wednesday. where he took the
required physical examination for his
position, that Of signal light maintainer
for the Northwestern, in which he has
been engaged the past winter.
III Yhes lleayyt hand Of the. death sangel
has again Knocked at the portals Of a
Dow City home, when on Monday Of
the past week at 1880 p. m. AIRS. rs AZ.
JOrdan answered the last icaal that all
in this vale of tears must answer MIS-.
Jordan was az ladysof most admirable
qualities and stsEling character. ia She
.wassa good neighbor and kind friend t0
an she met and, the benign I'M uenqA, ct
OF her serene personality always let
an impress for good. She St WAS an
IDEAL wife and mother and her children
have ever rejoiced III her Interest for
their welfare and at this sad hour can
truly arise and call her blessed. & "A
good woman has Ebne' tostha great be-
yond to dwell with her God forever.
This is the reward Of a successful life
and the comfort of such a truth dispels
much Of the gloom of death and brings
balm to sorrOWing hearts. The sympa-
thy of all goes out to those who are
called upon to mourn. Miss Susan Jea-
nette- Weatherbee was born in Allegheny
county, NY, Oct. %, 1845, and moved
with her parents to Illinois in 1883 ana
to Crawford county in the fall Of 1858.
She was united in marriage to G. ".
Jordan Feb. Is, 1869, and to this union
five children were born, namely: Will.
lam and Mary, twins, Mary passing
away In infancy; Lizzie, wife OF II. G.
Scott; Nettie, wife of George Rule, and
George. who. died in infancy. The three
ItsnFyiving liildresfl Aie y all residents Of
% ln Is oR s6saap m meTes
10, 1869, and after living there forty.
six years they moved sto Dow City on
a ass me- ass SH 81 asso at SIC
age Of IA years, months and IA days
She was patient sufferer for fifteHn'
years, being confined to her bed etAhtI
weeks frbE apa hSr. passing. The fun
eralf sGrviee was held at the late nome
Wednesday afternoon. conducted d by
laid torEest in the Dow City cemeterya
Her hi sbghd thfee children, one little
adopteh tAuXk teE JUNE, and other rela-
tiVes and many friends are left to
mourn.
81 Mrs. r. Z. Lusls went down to Logan
,TueSday,I Where she spent several. Gays
assistiggs 81 sister, Mrs. ". r.. McBnde;
AnS Rn II bs f fstpad to 81
home lin Wpodbine; Thursday tfollowtY
pleasant visit with her son, Lynn
Rood. and family.
ii Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Thoren were ar
rivals Friday from Lohrville for a visit
in the home of her sister, Mrs. w. +.
Hulburd Carl Lohrmann, brother-in-
law Of the two ladies, has also been
here several days the past week from
Wheatland.
p. G. Virgins was in Missouri Valley
Tuesday on a business mission.
George Keairnes made a shipment of
a car Of cattle to Omaha the past week.
Fred Kremin also shipped a car of cat.
tie and the Mathys Bros. two cars to
the same place.
Miss Isabel Scott has been obliged
to discontinue her. duties Of school teach
ing in Boyer township for the remand
er Of the year on account of her health.
J.. r. Griffin and, John Meeves have
been drawn on the petit jury which lis
called for The first week in April. The
two gentlemen wiz represent Union
township. 4s@
The Standard Bearers met in their
regular monthly session Wednesday