Irving L. Denning a well known brickmason of the city. Died in Chicago at the Presbysterian hospital at two o'clock this morning. Death being due to an absess of the liver.
Mr. Denning was taken to Chicago some time ago where he underwent an operation for his trouble, and had been gradually improving. Sunday his wife visited him and he appeared to be in excellent spirts, chatting and laughing with her. She left there last night, returing to this city and was notified of his death this morning.
Mr. Denning was quite well known in this city and was an expert at his trade. For several years he was an instructor in bricklaying at the Reformatory. He leaves a wife, and three children. No definite arrangements have been make regarding the funeral but the remains will be brought to theis city this evening.
Irving L. Denning a well known brickmason of the city. Died in Chicago at the Presbysterian hospital at two o'clock this morning. Death being due to an absess of the liver.
Mr. Denning was taken to Chicago some time ago where he underwent an operation for his trouble, and had been gradually improving. Sunday his wife visited him and he appeared to be in excellent spirts, chatting and laughing with her. She left there last night, returing to this city and was notified of his death this morning.
Mr. Denning was quite well known in this city and was an expert at his trade. For several years he was an instructor in bricklaying at the Reformatory. He leaves a wife, and three children. No definite arrangements have been make regarding the funeral but the remains will be brought to theis city this evening.
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FATHER
ERVAN DENNING
1865 - 1903
Family Members
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Joseph Denning
1845–1931
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Peter Denning
1847–1937
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John Edward Denning Jr
1860–1914
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Henry Nelson Denning Sr
1862–1957
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Rebecca Ann "Becky" Denning McMurray
1864–1954
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William Denning
1869–1924
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Rosetta Grace Denning Musick
1873–1956
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George Washington "Goldie" Denning
1875–1948
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Edward Denning Sr
1881–1919
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