The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-09-06
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Miss Edna Fritz has returned from
a two months visit with relatives a
Gordon, Neb.
| Nelson Butterworth is back from
few days visit with friends in Omaha
Link Rule and family. of Boone
spent Sunday here with his parents
They came particularly to see how
Grandma Rule is getting along during
her illness.
Mrs. Hunt came Saturday from
Scranton for a visit at the home Of
her brother, George Igou.
Guild Evans and Louis Carroll were
down from Arion Saturday.
Miss Rosela Scott has returned from
Carroll after few days visit with
her friend, Miss Leota Thurleman.
Our students who patronize the state
agricultural college have gone to
Ames to enter school. The list com.
prises Morris Wilder, Merton Thomas
Fred Glassburner and Bril- Logsdon.
Mrs. Jesse Leslie has been enjoy
ling visit from her sister, Mrs. Sam
turned to her home Sunday.
Miss Mildred Virgins has returned
from her weeks outing at Wall Lake.
Quite a delegation of old and young
settlers went from here to Denison
last Thursday to participate in the old
settlers picnic. They pronounce the
addresses, etc. as being good and say
they were nicely entertained.
Mrs. Joe Pearsall and children went
to Missouri Valley Saturday to spend
the day with Rev. A. L. Curtiss and
family.
Henry Bell, accompanied by his
mother, were visitors in the southern
part of the state last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Buss have re-
turned from their wedding trip. A
jolly crowd of no small number went
to the Buss home Friday evening, at
which place they participated in an
Old-fashioned charivari just to show
the young folks that they approved of
the match, and to let Mrs. Buss know
that she was cordially welcomed to
their midst. Fred stood for treats to
the crowd and all departed happy.
Mrs. George Jordan came home Sat
urday from Denison, where she had
spent several days with friends. She
embraced the opportunity to attend
the picnic Thursday.
Tom Swatman has purchased the
Tudor farm, two miles north of Dun
lap, and moved this week to occupy Il.
We are sorry to lose this family from
our midst, but we must see them go.
Joe Seacrist, who has lived with the
Swatman family. will continue to re-
side on the Walters farm.
Mrs. Leonard Butterworth has re-
turned from her visit to Webster City.
Mr.. Butterworth went up few days
previous to her return and accompan-
led her home.
Frank Rich, of Moorhead, was Wis
itOr at the John Miller home one day
last week.
A trained nurse was secured Sunday
to care for Grandma Rule, who is re-
ported at this writing as some better.
The nurse comes from Boone.
Elmer Newkirk made business trip
to Charter Oak last Friday.
Mrs. Marion Cole, who has been at
Denison for week or more caring for
her sick sister, Mrs. Rachael Clary,
returned Saturday, bringing Mrs.
Clary with her Mrs. Clary will stay
here for while while she is GONZALES
cling.
Mrs. Bartholomew and children
went to Rockport. Mo-, few days ago,
where they will visit her parents.
John Cramer and wife and son, Wes-
ley, departed Monday for Lincoln,
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fair, after which they will take a trip
into the western part Of the state to
visit their daughter, Vera.
The rural schools opened last Mon
day and the teachers are on the hike.
Miss Ida Warehouse teaches the John
Griffin school, Mabel cole is located at
the Bell school, Ferne Johnson Yields
the birch at the Sterrett school, and
Esther Turnlund goes to the Fred
Coleman school.
Jesse Henderson and family were
down from Kenwood Saturday.
Born, to Ed Duncan and wife, one
day last week, eleven-pound boy.
Walter Swatman is moving into
town into the house owned by Davie
Walters and recently vacated by Frank
Berka.
Lottie Bixler and her mother are
back from a three weeks visit with
relatives in the Dakotas.
Miss Lucy Haley is back home from
her trip to Cedar Rapids and is get
ting everything in readiness for her
fall opening.
Lou Wore and son, Pearl. and Doc
Gibson drove up to Wall Lake last
Friday for days hun at the lake.
They returned with one duck.