The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-02-15

| missed by their nelSnDOrS ana man.
friends.
Mrs. C. c. Bunch is enjoying res
at her home while the Arion schoo
is closed on account of scarlet fever
A new little baby girl was born t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Jacobsen, of Para
disc township, Friday of last week.
Miss Mabel Brewster and frient
from Buck Grove were visitors il
town last Saturday.
Peter Hansen and Fred Nelson, who
went from here to Denmark severa
weeks ago for visit with relatives
arrived home Friday of last week
They had very enjoyable visit. They
encountered stormy weather, which
prevented quick return voyage. They
were thirteen days crossing the wa
ter.
Harold Galland, who has been Wis
iting his mother in Minnesota for sew
eral months, has returned and vii
again make his home with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Gal
land.
The Northwestern section foreman
has moved his family here and is liv
ing in part of the Lee house.
Mrs. Bixler and Mrs. Ballenger, who
have both been quite sick, are slowly
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Galland
moved Monday down to the Henry
Young farm, west Of town, and will
keep house for the Weber Brothers,
who have rented the place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Young have
I'll cfo af hn ~.
tel until their house is vacated and
put in readiness tor their occupancy
The Boy Scouts are enjoying the
evenings in their club rooms very
much The room is open till nine
o'clock in the evening. They are so.
liciting money to pay for the club
room for six months in advance. Boys
who are over eighteen are welcome
to go and spend the evening. We
hear people say that the girls are
more I'M need of club room than the
boys are.
Mr.. Percy Brown has secured po-
sition as fireman at the round house
in Manila. He was Joined there by
his wife last Saturday and they are
now keeping house.
The ladies of the Baptist congre-
cation are going to give an evening
entertainment on February 7th. 1t
is to be "A Trip Around the World
If you have not already purchased
your ticket you can get one at the
Central depot from Agent l. A. Ander
son for rs cents. Stops will be made
in Germany (home of Mrs. A. A
Luke, Ireland home of Mrs. w. E
Dow, England (home of Miss Ho
WORTH, and Japan (home of Mrs. E
H. Swasey). You will be served with
refreshments in each country. Sew
eral lines enter these countries, prin
cipally the telephone and clothes line:
but you will not be expected to arrive
on any of these. Simply follow the
crowd, which will start from the Cen
trail depot (Anderson's Drug store) a
about eight o'clock or sooner, O
should you come in on branch, yo'
can join the tourists in England. TAX
all the baggage you want, you will
not even have to have it checked
Everybody come and see how it feel
to be tourist and visit foreigl
countries. Friends will be expecting
you in each country visited. Do no
disappoint them.
We notice this statement in the Blu
letin's Dow City items of last week
Robert Woodruff started on his re
turn to Green River, Utah, Thursda
and will again affiliate among the dis
ciples OF Brigham Young" We viii
say in Justice to Mr.. Woodruff tina
he never has affiliated among tn
disciples of Brigham Young an
when he started from Dow City h
had no intention to do so when he al
rived at his home in Green River. w
think the statement gives wron
impression to people who do no
know Mr.. Woodruff's contempt TO
said disciples, and we further thin
the statement should be rectified.
A new furnace was installed in tn
Howorth home last week.
A little four-pound baby girl wa
born Monday forenoon to Mr.. an
Mrs. Fred Vail. However, life LEI
the frail little body in about 81
hours and it was laid away in tn
Dow City cemetery.
The creamed chicken supper whic
was served Friday evening by IN
ladies of the Foreign Missionary sc
ciety, was one of the best which the
have ever served. There was a
abundance OF everything good. TIL
ladies cleared over thirty dollars
They always try to give full value TO
the money received. They most heart
lily thank the public for their generou
patronage.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly receive
word that their son, Henry had die
at his home at Denison Sunday fore
noon. On account of injuries re
ceived by fall more than a year ago
Mrs. Kelly has not been able to evel
60 to see her son during his illness
Much sympathy is expressed for he
in being thus afflicted and bereaved.
Asa Bybee is moving into the house
vacated by Mr.. Galland and Wallac,
Edwards is moving into the house va
Gated by Bybee.
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