The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-04-05

, IOl sheep SlltdIcIS d. WOIh ucIc oiiOoA
ing their sheep which number severa
hundred. They have gone into tn
country to do some work for othe
sheep owners.
A. M. Talcott and wife came II
Friday from their visit in Kansas ant
left the first of the week for thei
home at Wendt. S. D.
Mrs. Caroline Reynolds has return
ed from her visit at Arion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Moffitt, who
were married a short time ago a.
Moravia, Iowa, have been visiting il
this vicinity while on their wedding
trip. They departed Saturday night
for their home.
Quite a crowd attended Mrs. d. G
Howorth's sale on last Wednesday
Things sold but fairly we'll.
! Isaac Gardner is back from his trip
to Topeka, kans.
Mrs. Cora Green is here from ROlfe,
for visit with relatives.
Fred Glassburner returned to AmeS
to resume his school work, after hay
ing spent the Easter vacation at home.
Alice Drummer is down from Den
ison for visit with her friend, Mrs.
Chas. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Mcdonald went
to Kenwood Saturday for brief visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Newkirk.
Jack Campbell was up from Omaha
couple of days last week. He is a
salesman for commission firm and
was here interviewing stock men.
Willis Virgins and wife spent Tues
day OF last week in Omaha. Link
Goddard helped in the store during
Willis absence.
Bernice Justice is here from Wendt,
S. d., to spend the summer with her
sister, Mrs. Fred Pearsall
George Reynolds was down from
Arion Saturday.
There was dance last Saturday
evening at John Gibson's. Quite a
crowd was present and a good time is
reported.
Mrs. R. T. VanMeter went to Omaha
Monday for few days visit at the
Chas. Horn home.
Miss Ellen Goddard met with Sc
we're accident last Sunday evening by
falling down the stairs at her home.
She dislocated her right arm at the
shoulder, received a bad cut on her
left arm and burned her left hand
quite badly. She carried a lighted
lamp in her hand at the time of the
accident and it is indeed fortunate
that the light was extinguished as it
fell or the result might have been
much worse. The accident will keep
her from her school duties for some
time, but she is rejoicing that she
escaped with no broken bones.
iS of
through a session of the grand jury
at DenisOn last week.
After a years continuous service in
the Houston livery. Tommy McCul-
Tough has severed his connections and
is taking a rest. Warren Ettleman
takes his place. Tommy was a good
man and Bob hates to see him go, but
he thought he needed rest after the
strenuous work as night driver.
Woodford lobe and wife are expect
ed in Dow City this week for a short
visit with her relatives, the Swat
mans.
Fred Wiley and wife were Dunlap
business visitors Monday
The bible study class met last week
Tuesday with Mrs. Ida Talcott and this
weeks meeting was in the League
room at the church. A goodly num-
Der were present. All the Sunday
school teachers are requested to at.
tend these meetings and all others are
invited. These meetings are indeed
helpful to teacher in the preparation
OF the lessons for presentation to a
class.
Rehearsals are going on for the pro-
grams Easter at the churches. The
l.. d. S. and NJ. E. churches will both
have programs.
Mrs. Chas. Carroll was down from
Arion Saturday calling on friends.