The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-07-12

she had the time OF her life. Iney
were accompanied home by young
German girl who will make her home
with them.
Asa Bybee, wife and baby spent q
few days last week with relatives in
and near Dunlap.
The almost unbearable hot weather
continues and was the cause of one
prostration last week A young man
from the country was the victim. He
was carried into store, where he
soon revived, after which he was TAX
en- home.
Maxine Holcomb the three-year-old
daughter of Mrs. Bessie Holcomb, was
the victim of an accident down on
Main street Saturday evening. Sew
|eral boys We're pitching horse shoes
and the child was struck on the top
of the head by a pitched shoe, which
cut deep cash. She was carried into
the drug store and medical aid adj
ministered. She is reported as doing
nicely. This particular place of play
ing seems to be nuisance as several
persons have been struck by careless
pitchers.
A most enjoyable time was had last
Thursday afternoon when Miss Ellen
Goddard entertained the Priscilla
club. A fair representation of the
club was present. Miss Goddard
served two-course luncheon, which
was both dainty and toothsome. Mrs.
E. H. Crandall, Of Artesia, N. NJ, was
an out of town guest.
There has been considerable sick
ness lately. Mrs. Charley Smith, Mrs.
D. E. Bremser, Mrs. Clark Best and
daughter, Martha, and Miss Agnes
Goddard are among the ones so re-
ported. We understand that all are
much improved.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. George NJ. Talcott July Sd. God
had willed that the little soul return
to Him and the little body was buried
the same day. The whole community
grieves with them and much sympathy
is expressed.
Rae Woodruff is here from Omaha
for few weeks visit with relatives.
George Brake, mail carrier on rural
route No. 3. had quite an exciting time
Saturday when one of his horses be-
came frightened, jumped the buggy
tongue, upsetting the buggy and run
ming away. The horses ran into the
barnyard at George Keairnes' and
were caught George borrowed bug
gy and finished his trip in safety. The
buggy was badly broken but George
came through the affair alive and we'll.
The 1S-months-old child of Rev. and
Mrs. G. w. Koser has been sick for
several days, with not much improve
ment at this writing.
About twenty young friends of Floyd
Crandall gave him fare-ye-well at the
park last Saturday evening. The
evening was spent in games and pleas
ant conversation. The crowd had pro-
vided watermelons and ice cream and
all enjoyed themselves hugely. All
are sorry to see "Skeet" have to leave.
The w. F. NJ. S: met last Wednes-
day with Mrs. John rKepford at her
home near Buck Grove. The ladies
went in the morning, each one provid-
ing some article of food for the dinner
which was one of the finest. After
dinner came the study of the lesson,
which was conducted by Mrs. Herman
Logsdon. All had a splendid time ana
everyone present enjoyed Mrs. Logs.
don's presentation of the lesson. Tne
next meeting will probably be held in
the city park.
Misses Minnie Fritz and Ora But
terworth were Logan visitors last
week for day or two.
Carl Frederick Mcdonald had the
to step on a broken bottle
while going barefoot in their yard,
thus cutting his foot quite badly. AT
present he is able to hobble around
some, but has nevertheless very
sore foot. Thus another victim is
paying the penalty of someone's care
less act.
Mrs. Olive Talcott, who formerly re-
sided here, but who is now trained
nurse in Chicago, is at the home OF
Aunt Maggie TalcOtt, east OF town.
She has finished three years course
of nursing in the Wesleyan hospital
in Chicago and is now well equipped
for a professional life in this line. Her
many friends are glad to welcome her
again.
]. F.. Rudd has returned from trip
to Redfield, S. D., where he went to
look over the country with a view to
locating. We understand that he ex-
poets to move his family there as soon
as he can conveniently do so. His
daughter, Marie, who has spent the
past month at Sioux City, returned
with him.
Carl Johnson. section foreman on
the Northwestern. has quit his job
here and expects to move from town
shortly. We do not know who the
boss is. now nor where he halls from.
People in this vicinity who have not
done so, are reminded that 1t
is time to make plans to attend the
at Denison, which opens
July 23d. There is certainly a treat
in store for every person attending, for
every days program provides top
notch entertainment. Remember the
date-July % to goth.
Ed Butts and wife have returned
from a. visit to the Will Butterworth
home at Merrill, Iowa.
Irene Smith was SO unfortunate one
day last week as to step on needle,
running it entirely through her foot.
1t was soon extracted and the foot is
doing all right.
Last Friday noon as the way freight
came from Arion defective air brake
was the cause of five cars being de-
rallied near the Boyer bridge. The
wreckinp crew came in and had the