The Denison review., 1910-08-10
and will probably get along all right.
.sChoro Ia q rroat deal nf c0mnlainf


number report losses. Ed Brake heard
his chickens being disturbed one nighv
and went out, but as the thief ran he
lost his chickens and they found them
the next day outside of the park. Peo
pie who steal chickens should remenl,
Der that it is q penitentiary offense
and they are liable to get caught.
The yield of wheat that is being
threshed proves that this years crop
is a sure record breaker. M. "A. Riley
has just threshed piece of spring
wheat which yielded a little over thir
ty bushels per acre. He threshed
twenty acres of wheat and got six
hundred and forty bushels. That of
a. L. Jackson yielded a little over
twenty-eight bushels per acre.
Mrs. Bessie Holcumb has gone out
to the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cross, to help care for the
sick ones. Mr.. Cross has been down
for several weeks with heart trouble
The daughter. Wave. has also been in
very bad condition for several months
with tuberculosis. and now Mrs. Cross
is SO worn out with the care of the
sick ones that she is also down, but
1t is hoped she will be about again in
a few days.
There will be church and Sunday
school social next Friday evening out
at the Herman Logsdon home. All
are anticipating q very enjoyable time.
The Misses Grace Swatman and Ida
Waterhouse went to Lincoln, Neb.,
Tuesday of this week for two weeks
visit with friends.
Mrs. Jennie Huntington was down
to Missouri Valley Friday to see
Mrs. G. w. Huntington, who is still
too sick to be brought home. Her con-
dition is very serious.
Mrs. Stoley is home again from an
extended visit in Nebraska.
Miss Lille Gibson entertained the
girls club at her home in the country
last Saturday evening. They report
a fine time.
Quite bunch went from here to
Carroll Sunday to see the ball game
between the teams of Farmer Burns
OF Omaha. and Gotch, of Humboldt
They report very interesting game
Another bunch attended the game al
4 Charter Oak between Charter Oak and
4 the negro team that played Dow CITY
Saturday.
Will Cramer, of Denison, came dowr
Il Sunday to spend the day with the
Frank Binnall family.
4 Joe Hallowell returned home Satur
} day from a few days visit with his
sister at Red Oak.
Mr.. Peter Marcum was over from
Ida Grove Saturday visiting relatives
Mrs. l. A. Anderson is under the
doctors care with an abscess in he1
, throat.
Big sale on Mems Suits at Herman,
store. We are receiving our larg,
2 stock of Mems and boys suits for fal
! and winter and are therefore maxim,
special prices on all summe rsuits., WI
can save you $3.50 to $500 on every
suit. ee.1
Helen jackson had birthday part,
tuesday, which was greatly enioyet
!, by herself and friends.
Miss May Randel is taking a yaca
tion this week from her work in th,
postomce. She is visiting friends i,
Omaha. -1>-S :
Earl Brake and Eugene Baber wen
!, on their usual trip Sunday to Denison
, ihey did not get home until fiy,
o'clock Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Johnson, OF Stor,
CITY. We're over-Sunday visitors witt
their cousins, Mr.. l. A. Anderson an,
MISS Minnie Fouts has come from
) Dav1d City for visit at the home q
!. ner grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. D
). Mrs. Jessie Fades has gone to Mort,
Platte, Neb., for an indefinite stav W. :