The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-11-22

week. He intends stopping at Daven-
port, Burlington and Marshalltown be-
fore his return.
Percy Hart, of Ida Grove, visited a
few days with his grandmother, Mrs.
G. V. Vanderveer, last week.. He left
Friday for Logan and from there he
Igoes to Omaha. Percy travels for the
Central Roller mills Of Ida Grove. He
is an energetic young man and will
make good at any thing he under
takes.
Mrs. G. H. Stark took joy ride to
the country Thursday and visited with
her sister, Mrs Scott Jones.
| VIM. r.. Petersen spent few days
of this week visiting with relatives at
Council Bluffs.
Mr. C. C. Cooper has been quite il
with la grippe, but is now much i'm
proved 80
Bunker Christensen is suffering
from an attack of tonsiiitis, which has
kept him from his duties at the store
for several days.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Jones has just returned
from pleasant visit with friends and
relatives at Schleswig and Sac City.
Hans Arff, former resident of
Charter Oak, but now living at
Loomis, S. D., is here visiting his son,
Herman.
The Somerset club met at Mrs. P.
F. Fiene's Friday evening and every
one had jolly good time.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid met at
the church to tie comforts Friday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. VIM. Myers, one of the patients
at the hospital, is rapidly recovering
from her recent operation and will
soon be able to return to her home.
DR.. Waterhouse was called to Rick
etts Friday professionally.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wilson and Miss
Pearl drove to Storm Lake in their
auto Thursday, returning Friday.
A special meeting Of the Linger-
Longer Literary club was held at Mrs.
B. E. Weeds Friday afternoon. The
ladies had pleasant time.
Mrs. Adolph Schelm, of Ute, visited
her brother, P. c. Bahnsen, Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Crone has moved into the
Jacobsen house recently vacated by
Mrs. Winans, after several months
spent visiting friends and relatives in
Charter Oak.
Mrs. w. ]. Cosgroye, accompanied
by her sister, Miss Frances Drake, left
Friday morning for her home at Flor
ence, Wis. On their way they intend
to stop off and visit Chas. Drake at
Ames. They will also spend few
days in Chicago. Miss Drake will re-
main with her sister until spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Robertson Wis
|ited in Mapleton' Saturday.
Lou Jacobsen is visiting his broth
|ers, John and Grover, this week.
Miss Pearl Wilson spent Sunday
with friends in Ute.
Mr.. Harry Heiden, of Denison, was
la pleasant caller at the Frank Wad-
dington home Sunday.
Wednesday evening while Louis
Green, with two other men, a Mr..
Raleigh and Mr.. Dunn, were driving
out of town in an auto, just after cross
ing the railroad track east of town,
they met team, and turning out too
quickly, struck bank. The machine
turned a complete somersault, throw
ing all of the occupants out. Mr.. Raj
| eigh was pinned under the auto and
help had to be called to release him.
No serious injuries were sustained, but
they had narrow escape.
Arthur Hoffard is on the sick list
this week.
Thursday evening Miss Kate Haley
was called to Dow City naccount of
the sudden illness of her sister, Lucy,
who was sick at the hotel there. Lucy
is reported as being much improved at
the present writing.
John r. Lang met with painful
accident Friday evening while driving
home from town. He was thrown from
the seat of his wagon to the hard
ground by quick jump of his horses,
cutting an ugly cash in his head. DR..
1McWilliams was called and found it
necessary to take twenty stitches in
the wound. He is getting along as
we'll as could be expected.
Miss Ella Hoiten, of Ida Grove, was
a pleasant visitor at the DR.. McWill-
Jams home Saturday and Sunday.
Frank Yeager visited with the folks
lat home over Sunday.
Ben Magnus shipped car load OF
cattle here Saturday, which he in
tends to sell during the week.
Ray Crewdson, one of the prophet
ors of the auction store here, spent
Sunday with MS family at WOO0Dlne.
Rush HOLSTER went to Mapleton
Saturday.
Gusta Wyckoff, of Dow City, is visit
ing her friend, Miss Myrtle Rose, this
week.
Willie Siglin, living south of town,
gave dance Saturday evening. Ev-
eryone present had good time.
Mrs. C. N. Mcmillan is quite i'll at
her home on Second avenue. Mrs. |
Haden, of Wall Lake, is helping care
for her. We hope for her speedy re-
cOvery.
A basket ball game was played here
Saturday between the West Side and |
Charter Oak teams. The game was
won by our boys, in ten minutes the |
score being 16 to 2.
Miss Emma Fiene has opened a
dressmaking school in the Mrs. VIM.
TOpf rooms, Shows school method of