Postville Review
Postville, Allamakee, Iowa
May 11, 1889

DIED.
In Milford, April 30, 1889, Laura A. , wife of Dr. J.E. GREEN, aged 32 years, 5 months and 17 days. Mrs. GREEN was born in Maquoketa Nov. 13, 1856, where she lived with her parents until her marriage, March 18, 1885, since which time she has lived in Milford. Her mother died Oct 4, 1884 and besides her father and elder brother she leaves a husband and little daughter, Ethel.

LOCAL NEWS.
Mrs. H.S. LUHMAN has been quite sick for a few days.
F.S. BURLING, Esq. was called to Omaha Wednesday evening by the dangerous illness of his sister.

P.T. SMITH has decided to go to Hot Springs to try their curative powers.

Our old employee and friend, Don HARDIN, is winning laurels as a comedian. The Sibley Gazette gives him the following notice: "The company represents some good talent, among which is Don Hardin. In his role as "Percy Perry" in "Pique" on Monday he proved himself a comedian of no little ability...."

The following will be the Phil Sheridan base ball club for 1889:
C.A. HARRIS, P.; M. CLARK, c.; A. McGAHERAN, 1stb; W. BENOY, 2ndb; M.J. BARRETT, rf; T. HATHWAY, ss; J.M. THOMA, 3rdb; J.E. SHEEHY, cf; B.E. COOK, lf.

Our old democratic friend, Geo. W. PEARSON, was up from Hardin on Wednesday, and as usual made this office a call. His health seems improved and we hope he may live to vote for several more democratic candidates for president, but at the same time we hope his vote will not be the deciding one.