The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-05-31
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Rev. W. a. CreasOn and Rev. u.
| W. koser were in attendance at the
County Sunday School convention at
Denison last Wednesday.
Landlord G. l.. Rudd was an Omaha
visitor last Thursday.
Elder G.. +. ButterwOrth has been
at Deloit the past week, holding spec
ial services.
w. e. Fishel is in receipt of let
ter from Chris Gloe. which tells OF
their having been in terrific hail
storm at Dell Rapids, S. d., which
caused his team to run away ana
done considerable damage. Chris is
carrying a black eye, the result OF
stopping one Of the huge hail stones.
Mrs. Pryor Mackey came from Gid
den Wednesday for visit with her
sister, Mrs. Roger Paul. She returned
tc her home Saturday.
Miss Lucy Healy was an Omaha WIS.,
itor one day last week. She made the
trip to purchase millinery supplies TO
add to her present stock.
| Harmon Ballengee is here from
Nickerson, Neb., for visit with his
mother and two sisters. He will make
a trip west to the coast before he re-
turns home.
| Jacob Peterson came Thursday to
visit the family of his aunt, Mrs. G.
Vollerson. His home is in Chicago.
Mrs. John Hargens has been here
from Kimball. S. d.. for visit with
relatives and friends. She spent part
l., NJ, nd on
Sunday morning for her home.
Miss Rachel Lally and Vera Menagh
were down from Denison Wednesday
evening to witness the graduation OF
their friend, Trenna Chamberlain.
Mrs. Tom Walters has ben enjoy
ing a visit from her mother, Mrs.
Bruhn, of Omaha, and her sister, Mrs.
Gernandt, of Fairbury. Neb.
Miss Sadie Smith, of Woodbine, has
been visiting the past week with
friends hereabouts.
Mrs. Mary Terry has been down
from DenisOn visiting at the Curly
Alexander home.
We are informed that Rev. ]. J. w.
Place, former pastor of the Baptist
church here, has accepted a call to
the Baptist church at Storm Lake.
This is a pleasing bit of news to his
many friends here and all wish that
he may have unbounded success in
his new pastorate.
Miss Ethel Spence came over from
Harlan Wednesday for visit with
friends and to attend the commence
ment exercises.
Mrs. Clara Gordon was down from
ELS Saturday and spent the day with
her daughter, Mrs. W. l.. Swatman.
J. l.. Butterworth and family moved
Thursday into their residence that
was occupied last year by Leslie Hol-
comb.
Asa Butterworth and family came
Saturday from St. Louis to visit the
Clair Butterworth family and Incl
dentally to attend wedding in the
family the early part Of June. Asa
returned to his work at St Louis on
Monday, but expects to return in the
near future.
Mrs. Joe Hewlett and Mrs. Thomas
Hewlett were down from Aron Satur-
day to do some shopping.
Mrs. Charley Horn and daughter.
Lois, came Saturday for few days
visit with her mother, Mrs. Maria Glib
son. They, together with Mr.. Horn
are returning from a trip to Illinois.
M Horn continued the journey to
their home in Omaha.
Miss Rita z. Odell arrived home on
Tuesday from Hawkeye. Iowa, where
she teaches in the high school
Mrs. Arthur Butterworth arrived
from st. Louis Monday for visit
with Arthur's relatives here.
Dick Chamberlain. who vas injured
in a runaway recently, was in town
Saturday. He gets around fairly we'll
on crutches. His ankle is healing up
nicely, but nevertheless he will lose
six or eight weeks work yet.
Fred Beane and Clark Sterrett put
on a horse race on the stretch west
of town last Saturday for the peoples
amusement and purse OF 50. Ster.
retts horse carried off the laurels and
he himself carried the money.
Miss Elsie Randel returned home
Saturday evening after several days
sojourn in Omaha.
School has closed for the year OF
1901, and as result the hearts OF
the pupils are light. Misses Virgins,
Goddard and Turnlund will remain in
Dow City. Miss King goes to Schaller.
Miss Hayes and Miss Strahan return
to Denison, and Professor Bunch will
visit his parents in Michigan.
The address given by Hugh A. Or
chard at the NJ. Z. church Wednesday
|evening, May Gath, was pronounced by
those who We're fortunate enough TO
hear it to be grand. He is evidently
la scholar, a fine grammarian and an
|orator with wide range of fancy and
la tlowery flow of speech. Should he
lever come this way again he will be
assured large audience. The school
board is to be congratulated on Sc
curing such talented speaker.
George Argotsinger and family were
down from Arion last Saturday.
Miss Mae Randel was an oyer-Sun-
|day visitor at home. She teaches in
MonOna county.
Several big fish have been taken
from the Boyer the PAST week. A
|dredge boat man caught a seven
FOUNDER and presented it to Will
Fishel and of course Will gladly ac-