The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-04
MOTHER OF GEO.
". Gait is DEAD
Mrs. A. b. Gait, a Pioneer Resident Of
West Side and Mother OF George
w. Gait, Dead
PASSES AWAY IN COLORADO
In Early Day Deceased Lived ON the
Farm Now Owned by Julius Hagge,
North Of West Side
PASSES AWAY IN COLORADO
SIDE, Aug. special

WEST SIDE, Aug. Especial
Mrs. "A. B. Gait, pioneer resident OF
west Side passed away at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. G. p. Linn IN
Dacona, Colo, July n, 1920.
Mary Livingston was born at fltts-
burg. Pa, Apr. III, 1880. She came to
Davenport, Ia, in 1856 and made her
home with her aunt, Mrs. Thomas Fat
tert,on, mother of Isaac Patterson, VINO
is Still resident of West Side, Iowa.
ON March 4, 1858, she was married
toTA. b. Gait and with him she moved
to Crawford county, Iowa IN 1859 ana
improved the farm now owned by III ~
iris Hagge, northwest of town. IN 1853,
they rented the farm and moved @into
West Side where they resided Until
Mr.. Cats death in 1896. After TINS,
she made her home with her daughter
Mrs. C, E. Linn in Denver and Dacona'
Mrs. Cats West Side friends remem-
her her as a woman of strong charac-
ter and personality. She was ever q
Kind and helpful neighbor and falthiui
friend. In her youth, she united Win y,
the Presbyterian church ana was y cs-
iolt her long life. While in West SIDE
/! she was a member of the METHODIST
church and was interested I'M every
good work of the community A Wo,
man Of sterling integrity, she, com.
ma ni1ed the respect and confidence or
! ali who knew her and was greatly loV'
led by her friends and neighbors Tor
her good and kindly deeds.
! She leaves to mourn her loss, ner
daughter, Mrs. Louise Linn, OF Dac ;e.ia
nrominent in Republican state politics
| in Colorado, six grandchildren, ann
one great grandson, q brother, sanu
sister. Herfonly son, George w Saut
riresitent and chief engineer OF the AZ
iantic. Gulf. & Pacific Co., died in New
Ynrl, fifteen years ago, having ATTAINED
great distinction and prominence ~
I lris profession His widow, Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Gait has been prominent n u.
| suffrage work for many years anu - y
stiu president of the international sun
! raryc association, having been re-elect-
| cd to that position at the suffrage con
vyention recently held at Geneva, swift
Grand. Mrs. Cats remains We're
drought to West Side by her daughter
I ana laid to rest in the West Side GEM
eIery by the side OF her husband VINO
| died nearly 25. years ago.
Rev. Provan conducted brlef ana ap.
lproprate services at the station ana ~
! the cemetery where old friends ana ac-
| d uaintances gathered to pay their i a'sl
| tribute to an old friend.
! Mrs, Fly Bornhoft and little dau2h-
fer Rita and mother, Mrs.. {. InledS
man were passengers to Denison tues
day. ,r.. E,,..o
beth Goettsch of Lake View, lett Wea.
nesday morning for an EXTENDED trip
throughout the west. They expect "
visit Yellowstone Park. Salt Lake lily,
Colorado Springs and Denver De1ore
I.1.x ,s,1sr I'M i.
Mrs. Ed Martins and Mrs. George
Campbell were Wednesday visitors az
Mrs. Bridget Russian of Vail has
been a guest at the home OF her cousin
Thomas Tarpy the past week
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arlo Moeller OF DOW
CITY spent the week end visiting WIN
Mr.. iMoeller's father and mother MT.
and Mrs II. j. Moeller.
home in Harlan last Monday after
two weeks visit with her friend, MRS.
Isaac Patterson.
Mrs. julius Hagge and daughter,
Marie. drove over to Denison Tuesday
/ to spend the day with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Stoelk OF Timer
visited at the home of Mrs. f. Marriett
Wednesday.
from a visit with her sister, Mrs. y.
| e. Englund at Gowrie.
IN. j. Campbell made business trip
| to Lincoln leaving Wednesday ana re-
turning Friday evening. ar.
Mrs. G.. e. Linn who came mere WIN
the remains of her mother left mon
dav noon for her home in Dacona, Col.
During her stay in West Side, MRS.
Linn visited with her friend, MISS
Christine Anderson. ~.
Bob Winters who is employed IN lhe
electric light plant was an Omaha DUST
ness caller for few days last week. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay McClinthock ana
children and Grandma Stamp OF Lake
View, spent the Sunday with Mr.. ana
Mrs. John Mumm, Jr.
Rev. Thomas left Sunday afternoon ,,,
for West Point. Neb., where he VIII
visit with his family. 49,.
Word has been received by West
Side friends stating that Miss Laura
Suhr who once lived here has recently
undergone an operation for goitre at
the Nebraska Methodist Hospital IN
omaha. The operation was successful
in every respect and Miss Suhr has