The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-29
to Boone Saturday and received good


week before his death.
Miss Mabel Cole came home Sun.
day evening from an extended visit
with her sister at Dell Rapids, South
Dakota. She went to Denison Mon.
day morning and enrolled as a sum
mer school student. She expects to
enlist in the army of teachers this
fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe McColl and daugh-
ter, Opal, are taking life easy these
warm days by taking their meals at
the hotel,
Earl Brake and Eugene Baber
were Denison visitors Sunday after.
noon.
We are told that Mr.. /. "A. Anderson
and Herbert Fishel pushed an automo-
bile most all the way to Charter Oak
Sunday in order to get their ladies
over to witness the ball game. 1t
took them three hours to push over.
Mr.. George McDougall, of South
Omaha, came up Sunday to see his
little daughter, Bessie, who is with
her grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Houston. He returned home
Monday.
Mr.. John Deitz was over from Char
ter Oak Saturday and took a load of
passengers over to the ball game Sun
from Ames where he had been for the
day in his fine auto.
Norris Wilder came home Saturday
last three weeks, taking some extra
work at the college,.
Last Wednesday at the P. w. Hard
ing home in Denison, occurred the
oG n
Mr.. Hobart Coleman. They will make
their home on farm near Charter
Oak. Miss Keevan, till recently,
lived near Dow City.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Anderson we're
Omaha visitors Friday.
Chris Vollerson purchased a car
load of corn this week from Mr.. Col
Inns, of Kenwood, for which he paid
So cents per bushel. He also bought
900 bushels from Robert Bell for
which he paid the same price.
Mrs. j. u. Wise received word that
her mother, Mrs. Hardy, had died at
the hospital in Denison Monday after
noon. Grandma Hardy was quite an
old lady and had been an invalid for
anumber of years. Only a few weeks
ago she fell from the bed and her
thigh was broken. Death came as q
welcome relief. Mrs. r. s. McColl
took the Wise family to Denison in her
auto Monday afternoon.
Keep in mind the Chautauqua which
commences at Denison July 26th. Ar
range to be there to enjoy the good
things which will be presented.
Miss Myrtle Bearde is up from Dun
la, To se,;% e;. t., ID
Der, till after the Fourth. s
Mr.. Sid Bonney, of Des Moines,
was calling on friends in Dow City
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Butterworth
have been spending several days at
their farm over at the grove.
1t has been whispered to us to listen
for wedding bells which are soon to be
heard ringing. Now, every one guess
who it is to be.
Mrs. Frank Odell and daughter
Rita, were shopping in Omaha Satur
day. M .ss
Herman Lazerus was transactine
business in Omaha Friday.
Monday Mr.. Albert Thomas came
to town. When going home he was
driving single horse and as he was
going up one side of short hill Mr.
Sample, of Woodbine, an insrance
agent, was coming up on the other
side in his auto. Neither saw the
other until they were very close to
gether. The horse Mr.. Thomas was
driving turned and ran so quickly
that Mr.. Thomas was thrown violently
to the ground, striking on his head
and was So badly stunned that he lay
Unconscious for some time. Mr.
Sample stopped his car and applied
such restoratives as he happened t.
have at hand, and after working will
him for about fifteen minutes he wa,
able to get him into the auto and tool
him to the home of Mrs. Hattie Polite
win. A physician was called to car,
Tor him and 1t is hoped that the in
jury may not prove to be serious
Tuesday morning Mr.. Thomas had no
recovered enough to be removed t,
his home, as he gets very sick whel
raised up.
Last Sunday afternoon our big has
pal! team went over to play q gam
with the Charter Oak team. The Do,
City team as lined up are as follows
Herbert Fishel, right field; Georg
Pearsall. left field; Happy Lee, cente
field; Robert Fishel, first base; Hal
old Alexander, second base; Joe Pea
Isall, third base; G. p. Stoley, shor
stop; Mr.. Freed, catcher, and l. A
Anderson. pitcher. This was one Of tn
best games of the season, each sid
determined to win, but the Dow Cit
boys came out ahead, the score bein
} to Q. About fifty went over fror
here to witness the game, and repo,
having had a fine time. besides seein
such big game.
II Mrs. Roy c. Roup and children, VIII
!. have been spending couple of week
Z with her mother, returned to her hon
) at Ames Tuesday. She was accon
4 panied by her sister, Bessie Babe
I who will visit in Ames a few DAYS.
: VAIL NEWS.
= Mrs. Frank Farley and children lie
Z Saturday for Des Moines for coup
q OF weeks visit with relatives.
a Frank Etzel made Denison a Wis
4 Tuesday.
vi Miss Agda and Anna wahlin lie