The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-09-21

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Mrs. Earl Green, of Rockwell City
was visiting relatives in this vicinity
last week.
Miss Mildred Butterworth started
Saturday afternoon for st. Louis, al
which place she will make music
special study for the coming year. She
will stay at the home of her brother
Asa. Mildred is bright girl who has
many friends who will miss her, but
will wish her much success in her
new surroundings.
Many from here were in attend
ance at the Arion fair last week and
pronounce it the best ever held at
Arion.
Last Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Clair Butterworth entertained large
number of their friends at a recep'
ton given in honor OF their son, AT
thur, and his bride, who were married
at St. Louis September 10th. 1t was
a crowd of merry, congenial friends
who enjoyed themselves and each 9TH
err till about midnight. Mrs. Butter.
worth had prepared feast OF good
things for the occasion, at which she
is an expert. Mr.. and Mrs. Butter
worth left here Saturday morning Tor
Denver and other western points Pc
fore returning to their home at 81.
Louis. A host of friends extend con-
eratulations and best wishes for a
long and happy life.
Mrs. Ira Trip was up from Omaha
Saturday visiting relatives.
Last Saturday Ex-Sherlft Henry
Bell met with very serious accident.
He had been to the timber and In
some way had fallen or been thrown
from the wagon. The wagon tongue
was driven into the ground and brok.
en- and both horses were cut and
bleeding from wire cuts, but When
found only a short distance from the
house did not appear frightened. MI.
Bell was found at the edge OF the
melon patch near home, but was so
much dazed that he could not tell
anything about how it happened and
still cannot remember. His head and
shoulders were hurt like he had struck
in falling. Many think he had an at
tack of fainting, but this is only sup
position. His many friends hope there
may be no serious effect and that re-
covery may be rapid and complete.
Wallace Edwards moved his family
to the country Monday, where he will
work for A. H. Harper.
Mr.. Fred VAIL who is moving here
from Kansas. will occupy the FRI
cottage recently vacated by Mr.. a.
Mrs. Jesse Kipe.
Those attending the L. D. S. reunion
80 ~ homo S1ln6QV
evening and report good time. They
were disappointed that Denison did
not get the reunion for next year, Mag
nolia winning it by about four votes,
but it is claimed that some voted who
were not entitled to, thus giving the
majority to Magnolia.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Baber started
Tuesday of this week, he to go to
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Lulu
Downs at North Platte, Neb., and she
to go to Kentucky and many other
places to visit relatives for six months
or more. They have sold their Dow
City property and do not expect to
return here to live.
Mrs. Charles Mix returned to her
home at Omaha Monday from visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Graul
Mr.. and Mrs. Graul also had the
pleasure of entertaining at their home
last week their eldest son and his
bride.
Lynn Rood is moving into town anc
will occupy the north part of the house
where the Lee family lives.
Mrs. Jennings started to her home
at Omaha Saturday after spending a
pleasant three weeks at the homes of
C. O. Miller and Harry Jones.
Asa Bybee moved Monday into the
house vacated by the Wallace Ed
wards family.
Being in rather poor health, Will
Schouten has decided to go on a va
cation trip to be gone few weeks.
He will be accompanied by his wife
and wife and baby. His friends hope
he will return much benefited.
William Galland and wife will go
out to the farm and keep everything
in order while Mr. Schouten is away.
Mrs. G. w. Huntington, who has
been sick for so many weeks, is stead
lily failing and is reported to be very
low.
A club dance in Smiths hall last
Friday evening was enjoyed by those
present. The Wheeler orchestra of
Denison furnished the music. Anoth-
er dance is planned for next Friday
night.
Mrs. Nellie Gardner has gone to
Indianapolis to join her husband, who
is working in the east with headquar-
ters at that place. She left her daugh-
ter, Dorothy, here with her mother,
Mrs. L. A. Wore.