The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-05-10

aunt and uncle, Mrs. VIM. Mckim and
husband, home with her for visit.
We understand J. P. NestlebuSh, OF
Omaha, was in town one day last
week.
E. f. Clauson, of Kiron, was in town
Thursday Of last week.
Mrs. Anna Winans and her nephew,
Burton McKim, drove over to the
homes of her son, Lloyd Winans. and
her daughter, Mrs. Josie Childress,
last Friday.
Little Bessie Pitcher has been spend
ing couple of weeks at the home OF
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Winans. Her father and his wife
came down from Ida Grove Sunday in
the auto for her.
May basket evening was enjoyed as
usual by the little folks. The writer
was remembered by three nice bas-
kets, given by Garnet Campbell, Mar
garet and Allen Anderson and Susie
Hattery. All were we'll filled with
popcorn, nuts and candy and wild
flowers.
| Mrs. e. A. McKim and Mrs. ]. An
derson entertained Saturday Mrs. II.
Tucker Mrs. Agnes Mills and Mrs.
Gladys ART and baby. Mrs. ART and
husband move this week to Fremont,
Neh.
! Mrs. Browne received word last
week of the serious illness OF her sis
ter, Mrs. Viola Stovall, of Peabody,
Kansas, and her daughters, Mae and
Matte, caused by tomato poisoning
The latter sustained a broken limb
about the same time. The only hope
| for her seemed to be the amputation
of the limb. On Sunday morning she
received word there was some hope.
1t will be remembered that Matte
visited here last fall and was married
to the man of her choice. who came
from their home here to claim her as
his bride
Miss Lulu Tacy, of Woodbine, who
| is teaching the Huckstep school. re-
ceived visit from her younger sister
last week. She returned home with
her Saturday morning and came back
Sunday morning to take up her school
work.
Stanley Browne will close his school
for the winter and spring term next
Friday.
| Dull tOl N1C1A1lll IC1u piSet\hil1S {.
services at Boyer Sunday evening and
will continue Monday and Tuesday
evenings. Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. Spence
and several of the young people went
up to church Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson and
children drove up to the home of mis-
sister, Mrs Arthur Whey, Sunday at.
ternoon. His sister has been quite
sick, but was able to be up again.
Mrs. S. Horn was out doors Sunday
Cooking the landscape Ger the first
time since the first of last November
Everything looked so grand and beau
tiful arrayed in its dress of green and
the fullblooming fruit trees in their
splendor.
Miss Hazel Winans has been very
sick the past week.
Myron Myers, our barber, was not
able to attend to business the latter
part of the week on account of sick
ness.
The blind musician Mr.. Larson, who
is known for his musical talent, who
save so many of our young people
here music lessons few years ago
died Saturday morning at the home 81
lis brother, Andrew Larson. He has
been i'll for some time.
Guy Baker was very sick last week
at the home of his wife's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. T. Huckstep. He is re-
ported as better.
J. L. Miller and wife entertained at
dinner Sunday Burton l.. Mckim, OF
independence, Mo-; and Miss Bertha
Tittsworth. of Avoca; also Clair Nc
Kim and Miss Weimer, of Manning.
Mrs. Mae Kelly and baby and her
niece, Alma Childress. went to Boyer
Friday to visit her brother, George
Prentice. and wife.
Mrs. Charles Childress is now To-
Gated in her own home, known as the
Colts place. Her many friends will
wish her success in her undertaking
and in raising her little family.
Grandpa Zea, 80 years old, has been
spending a couple Of weeks at the
home of his son, George, near Arion
Mrs. Landon, his daughter, who is car
ing for him. is improving the oppor
tunity of getting her house cleaning
done while he is away.