The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-07-11
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II. NJ. Lee and wife are visiting
friends in Omaha.
Mrs. Graham is visiting withfrlends
at Missouri Valley.
Sam EIiett was at Ute Friday looking
after the jewelry business.
Miss Iialdai Ereese Of Maploton |
was an Oak visitor last week.
D. Palmer returned Saturday from
his sad visit to Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Hsmman and son came from
Sioux City the last of the week.
Walter Schultz is at home for his va
cation from Rash Medical College.
Miss Emma Brosamle has gone 10
Denison to work at the Wilson House.
BY. Nicholson was over from Deni-
son looking UP the egg trade Saturday.
Gus Anderson ana Civil Engineer
Dung of Ute were Oak callers Sunday.
Miss Nsllie Cushman of Denison is
visiting her many girl friends here this
week,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fish and daughter,
Miss Edith, visited at Denison last
| week
Miss Nora Chrisman of Ute visited
her cousin. Miss Edna McDole, last
week.
Mrs. Peters and daughter, Miss
Amanda, of Boone are guests of Mrs.
Bornholdt.
Ed Glau took his little daughter to
Sioux City Thursday to consult a
| specialist.
Miss Eva McDole visited few days
last week at Arion the guest of Miss
Lottie Underhill.
Miss Hattie Pennell came from Sioux
| City the last of the week to spend her
vacation with her parents and sisters.
Mrs. Hill and son returned Saturday
to their home at Hornick. The Misses
Mable and Peal Mulheron accompanied
them to visit few days.
The little Misses Mable Christensen
| of Denison and Katie Thompson OF
Ute are spending their vacation at the
home of j. p. Thompson,
i G. Schurke, G.. Schelm, b. Jacobsen
and wives, and j. Bolien, wife and
daughter, Mr.. Topf and wife and j. P,
Thompson and Louie Bahnsen will
! join the excursion starting Tuesday fol
Utah, Colorado and other western
points, expecting to be gone two OF
three weeks.
| AS John Jones and family were com.
Ing to town Saturday they met Herman
Riedesel on his wheel near G. Harris
the horses became frightened and ran
into g wire fence where they got badly
tangled up. Fortunately only the
buggy was seriously damaged.
| Saturday morning as Father Cooper
and mother, OF Flandreau, S. D., 3
niece, Miss Ennis of Holstein, and .
nephew, Harry Morgan of Iowa City
were returning by team from Ute thu
neck-yoke broke letting the tongue
drop while going down hill near Mr.
Gooche's. Mrs. Cooper and Miss En-
mis- jumped from the buggy, Mrs. Cooper
was picked up unconscious but although
badly shaken and bruised was not Ser
iously hurt. Father Cooper held to the
horses and escaped with badly LAGER
ated hand. 1t would have been bao
accident if the horses had not beer
gentle ones.
METHODIST NOTES.
Miss Hattie Irwin led the Epwortl
League Sunday evening.
There will be a business meeting OF
/ the league Tuesday evening.
j. G. Shumaker was elected at til,
quarterly conference as lay delegate tt
the annual conference in September
The regular services will be hel,
next Sunday and one week from Sun
day evening the ladies OF the Foreigl
Missionary Society will have charge
An interesting program will be given
annerlrnncc or nesI.rn.
There is it is true, as great an in
equality in the inheritance of health as
in the hcirship of wealth or brains
Some are born with fortune of vigol
and soundness SO large that not life
time Of eager s1uandering will leave
them poor. and others enter the world
paupers of Iced so dire that no charity
from medicine can ever raise them t.
comfort, but most Of us have just tina
:, mediocre legacy of vitality which rem
! ders us undistinguishable units in tilt
> mass 1t lies in the hands Of each t,
improve or waste that property, as h.