The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-23

Twenty grand. children, eighteen great
grandchildren and two nieces, Mrs. T..
II. Maynard, Of Lake View, and Mrs.
Alice Curl, of Lawrence Kansas, one
nephew, Frank Wardell, Odebolt.
In 1866, they moved from Illinois to
webster county, Iowa, living there
about two years, then moving to Jack
son township, Crawford county, on q,
homestead of 100 acres. Afterwards
they purchased a small farm in Sac
county living there until poor health
caused them to sell and they then
came to Deloit in 1908, which has beer
her home ever since. She united with
the church in her girlhood days ant
has always been a faithful worker in
the church and was a good and uplift
ing citizen in the community. Every
thing that could he done with loving
hands and medical aid to relieve hel
suffering was willingly done. She will
be greatly missed by her many friendf
and the little children who knew her
Those attending the funeral from out
of town were: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. May.
nard, of Breda, Mrs. Lew Kerrigan
and mother, West Side, Mr.. and Mrs.
steve Jams, OF West Side, Mr.. and. Mrs
John Adonelle. Mrs. Mike Madden ant
daughter, Katie, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Johnston, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Myers
Miss Lessie Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L..
Maynard, Mrs. John Dohse, Mrs. Chas.
Richardson. Frank Brogan, Matt Bro
gan, all of Vail, also Chris and Louis
Schwartz, Milo. Mrs. Harrison May
nard, of Vail, Mrs. james Maynard Of
Lake View, Art Williams, Jack Heth,
erton of TT. Dodge, Jim Cochran. OF
Wall Lake, Mrs. Frank Warrington
OF Vail, Mrs. Jim Duffy, and son and
daughter, of Wall Lake, Mrs. A. J..
slechta, of Vail, Mrs. Geo Maynard
Of Vail, Mrs. Lau Christensen, of Den
ison.
The pallbearers were grandsnns
with the exception of an old friend.
John Anderson. Her favorite song:
were sung and Rev. Ralston of Lake
View came to preach her funeral SER
mon and give sympathy to those who
will feel her loss so deeply. The floral
offerings were beautiful and many. She
was laid to rest beside her companion
and daughter in the Deloit cemetery
Mr.. and Mrs, S. d. Newton accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. George Newcom
spend the day with old friends. Mr..
ana Mrs. Robert Childress and Mrs
Mary Nelson also called on Mr.. anf
Mrs. Leslie Childress to see Uncle
Bob's grandson, who is the apple of his
eye
Mrs. Streeter was a Denison visitor
Monday.
Mrs James Abbott spent Wednesday
at Denison.
A. j. Mason spent Thursday in Deni
son between trains.
Mrs. Wilkinson and son, Don, were
up the fore part Of the week from
Denison calling on friends.
Jim Mckim returned from Lake Oko
boil the fore part of the week.
Report has it that Firman Newcom
has bought the town property of Lloyt
Winans
DR.. Merriam returned this week
after enjoying much needed vacation
his niece, Miss Mae Crandall accom-
panying him home for a visit.
Mrs. Lille Newton spent Thursday
at her daughters in Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. James MclSim were
Denison shoppers Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Newman of Boy
er, spent Sunday at her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Campbell.
Mrs. James Abbott and Mrs. Otto
Weber autoed to Schleswig Sunday
to spend the day with friends.
Mrs. James McKim took the moor
train on Sunday for Denison where
she remained over night with her sis
ter, Mrs. Wilkinson.
James Abbott and Otto Weber spen
Sunday at Lake View.
Paul Norris, OF DenisOn was IN towr
Tuesday.
Mrs. Goebell returned home Monday
evening after spend q pleasant vacation
in the southlands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott of Des Moines'l
are here visiting relatives and shaking |