The Denison review., 1910-07-13

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street near his home, the little soh
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Houston stepped
on broken bottle and cut his foot
very badly. He was carried to his
home and a physician called. who
found it necessary to take several
stitches in order to close the wound.
He is still quite weak from the loss
of blood. This little fellow and many
more have to suffer for the careless
ness of others in throwing such things
where barefooted children are liable
to step on them and receive severe
Injuries. There should be a heavy
penalty for throwing such things on
q public highway or vacant lot.
Mr.. Alex Harvey, of Des Motnes,
who was druggist here few months
ago, is here to visit friends. There
him here.
Miss Bessie Baber and her nephew,
Arthur Fades, returned home from
Ames Sunday, where .ley had visited
relatives for couple of weeks.
Morris Wilder is spending q few
weeks in Council Bluffs at the home of
his cousin, Mrs. Meta McHenry-Will-
iams.
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at the Gus Anderson home.
Miss Clara Williamson has gone to
Irwin for an extended visit with her
aunt.
Miss Elsie Randel was shopping in
Omaha last Thursday.
Miss Helen Schouten is down from
Denison visiting at the home Of her
father, Will Schouten, and other rela-
itives.l
Miss Rena Brake. the popular sales
lady in the Bremser store. went to
Cherokee Sunday for couple Of
weeks vacation, to be spent with rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. U. Wise are in Des
Moines this week, the guests of their
4 daughter, Mrs. Will Seeman.
Mrs. John Rudd went down to Oma-
ha Tuesday to visit at the home of her
son.
Chautauqua week is a good time for
family reunions and to meet old
friend at Denison. Bear the date in
mind, July 26th to Aug. LIST.
Mrs. G. l.. Rudd and Mrs. Enos
Cross gaveisa birthday party for their
little four-year-old daughters Tuesday
|afternoon, which was much enjoyed
by q large number Of their small
friends. Ruth Rudd and Neya Cross
were born within an hour Of each
other four years ago the 18th Of July,
SO they celebrate their birthdays to-
Il gether. n
Miss Bessie Griffin went to Neck
ling, s. D.. Monday for an extended
A visit with relatives. j
A couple of Salt Lake Mormons
preached on the street. They can't
make many converts in Dow City.
The Charter Oak baseball team will
come to Dow City Thursday afternoon
to cross bats with our boys. The
4 game is called for three O'Clock. Ad-
mission Is cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McColl and
daughter, Opal, expect to start FRI
day Of this week for an overland trip
4 to Colorado. They will go in their
touring car, Mrs. McCSl rUnaiag The
car. They expect to be accompanied
as far as Omaha by o. w. Nelson.
They will stop few days at Lincoln,
and other places, their destination be-
ing Sheridan Lake, Kiowa county.
charge of Mr.. McColl's business dur
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to start last month, but were pre-
vented by sickness. All will wish
them pleasant outing and safe
return.
The Latter Day Saint people are
getting ready for their Sunday school
rally day, which will be next Sunday.
A fine program Of music, readings and
speaking has been prepared, and they
anticipate a very pleasant and profit
able day They will bring dinner to
the church and thus spend the whole
day together.
There was a very pleasant family
reunion at the McNair home last
i Wednesday,. All their children, Ave
Il in number, and their seven grand.
children, were present. Mr.. and Mrs.
4 McNair were fortunate to have their
children all home again, as 1t is SO
very seldom that after family is
scattered they all meet again, but the
4 Scotch people don't forget their love
of home and are glad to come back
to see the old folks occasionally.
A large number went down to
a Omaha Tuesdayeto attend lne Ringing
lBroLners big show.
Mrs. Jack Ahart delightfully."- enter.
tanned the Friday club at her country
home Friday afternoon. Those who
are fortunate enough on live on q farm
have no idea what treat 1t Is fol
I've town women to get to the coun.
4 try occasionally. s$S
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