The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-08-07

| the Review with a pleasant call.
Contractor Frank Bolton is at Lake
View this week with force of men
doing some work for Mr.. Hubbell.
Miss Helen Hanson left Wednesday
for her home at Harlan after pleas
ant two weeks visit with Miss Har'
riet Gebert.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Carr and son,
Vernon, motored to Dow City Sunday,
where they spent the day visiting
with Mrs. Cars sister, Mrs. Will
Dow.
DR.. Conn, of Ida Grove, motored to
Denison Sunday and returned in COM
pany with Mr.. ]. V. BarbOrka, who
spent the day visiting at the Conn
home.
Mr.. J. C. Saul returned Sunday
evening from Douglas, Wyo., where
he has been the past two months on
his ranch which is located near that
place.
Mr.. A. J. Gary filed his bond for the
sewer contract Monday evening, at
which time the council met and ap-
proved the same, and he has COM
menced the work of constructing the
new sewer.
Mr.. John Silletto left Wednesday
for Iowa Falls to resume his duties
with the Sinclair Grocery company,
after a pleasant weeks vacation in
Denison with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Silletto.
Mrs. Berto, who lives with her
daughter, Mrs. Lee, on the west side
of the city, was remembered by her
fellow members of the NJ. E. church
last Friday evening when they gather
ed for a prayer meeting at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Caswell, Miss
Flo and son, Donald, spent Sunday in
Carroll visiting friends. They made
the trip overland in their E. NJ. F..
car and were forced to return on the
train Monday morning on account of
the heavy rain.
Gus E. Anderson was down from
Boyer Saturday and called at the Re-
view office. Mr.. Anderson is trying
what is new to him, crop of pop
corn, and has twenty acres. He has
already contracted a part of the crop
for $125 per hundred.
Miss Edna Raine returned to her
home in Denison Friday after spend
ing month at Chain Lake, Wis, Miss
Raine was one of party Of Simpson
girls who spent their vacation at
Chain Lake. She reports most en-
joyable time, it being one of the most
enjoyable vacations she has ever
spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Penney left to-
day for two months vacation trip,
which they will spend visiting friends
and relatives in Oregon and Wash.
ington. They will first visit at Grant
Pass, Wash, near which place Mr..
Penney owns fruit farm, and later
will visit at Seattle, Portland and
Tacoma.
The program at the Deloit NJ. e.
church, given by the Epworth League
Sunday evening in place Of the preach
ing service, was very good. Miss
Orpha Campbell's reading, produc-
ton of her own, was especially worthy
of praise. The services next Sab
bath, both morning and evening, will
include special music. All are in
Vited.
Mrs. Geo. Boslough and the twins
and her little girl took their departure
for California Tuesday. Mrs. Bos-
Tough is making the trip to care for
the baby OF her brother, Mr.. Willitts,
Of Mapelton, which was left mother
less some months ago. Mr.. Willitts
and another child is in the party and
they go to the home of his mother in
California, who will care for his lit
tie children.
Out in Cheyenne county, Nebraska,
500 business and professional men,
clerks, county officials, stenographers.
including many pretty girls, will go
into the fields and donate one days
work in order to save the largest crops
ever raised in that county. There is
la shortage of harvest hands to care
for the grain, alfalfa and hay crops
which are being curt.
Judging from present reports Craw-
ford county's corn crop will need sim
liar attention this fall. Why not Or
|ganize a corn husking bee? This
should appeal to the young women in
the county, as it is reported there is
an abundance of red ears in the corn
fields this year.