The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-11-20

day last week to visit with Miss Win
fired Wright, who teaches west o.
| town.
Word has been received by relative:
that Mrs. Glenn Langley, who is in the
Wise Memorial hospital at Omaha
| had undergone a serious operation
asst Thursday. At last reports she
was holding her own and it is though
that she will pull through safely. Mrs
langley is we'll known here and al
Arion.
Miss Elsie Randel returned Satur
day from a visit with her friend, Mrs
Jack Williams, at Council Bluffs.
Manager Trager OF the CRAWFORD
County Telephone company, was inter
viewing patrons Of the company here
Saturday.
Mrs. Alma Wheelwright has pur
chased the Jackson residence porper
ty occupied by Fred Pearsall, the con
|sideration being $1,000.
Mrs. C. w. Carr is here from Deni
son to spend couple OF weeks OF
more at the home of her sister, Mrs
w. E. Dow.
Lloyd Brake, of Logan, and Mr.
Wenzel, OF Denison, spent Sunday here
at the George Brake home.
Mrs. Ben Wingrove and children
we're up from Dunlap last week visit
ing at the Tom Munsey home.
Pete O'Meara was a business visitor
in Omaha Thursday.
Herman Logsdon was in Kansas City
last week for the purpose OF purchas-
ing an artificial arm. The arm was
secured and we are told that he can
use the new hand nearly as well as
the one that nature provided him with.
Miss Lizzie Slattery was in AriOn
Sunday.
Ed Mccartney, of Denison, was Wis
itor at the Willis Virgins home Sun
day.
Louie Ruben came up from Oma-
ha Saturday for Sabbath day visit
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Her.
man Lazerus.
MI. and Mrs. William Spence went
to Deloit Tuesday for visit at the
home of their son, James. They ex-
pect to be gone about two weeks.
Joe McColl was business visitor
in Denison Monday.
Mrs. E. N. Chamberlain went to
Omaha Monday morning to visit her
daughter, Trenna, who is attending
Brownell Hall.
Leonard Butterworth is improving
his residence property by adding a fine
large porch.
Our account last week of the meet
ing of the w. H. M. S. read that the
thank offering was $69.15 instead OF
being $9615. We are told that anoth-
err IS was contributed after the meet
ing had closed, thus bringing the
amount up to $1O1.15, the largest free
will Offering in the history OF this
branch.
Mrs. A. H. Harper was hostess to
the Priscilla club last Thursday after
noon. Quite a number went out from
town to attend and the usual good
time was had A nice lunch was served
Ed Ahart and r. w. Houston were
both so unfortunate last week as to
lose a good horse. Both horses were
sick only couple of hours.
Miss Sadie Lensar, of Denison, is
visiting friends in this vicinity.
Rev. J. Raven, of Rodney, will give
| a stereopticon entertainment in the
Methodist church here next Friday
evening. A small admission fee viii
be charged, one-half of the proceeds
to 20 to the church. There vii lbe
scenes from the famous Passion
Play" and Shadows of the Great
Cities" with illustrated songs ant
readings. We desire to mention the
readings.
We desire to mention the valiant
service given by Mrs. nellie Allen, the
night telephone operator, on the night
of the postoffice robbery at Charter
Oak. The nightwatch here reports
that she sat at the switchboard con
stantly from the time the news was
telephoned in until daylight, doing he'
best in helping to establish the patrol
lines thrown out in hopes of capturing
the guilty parties.
Miss Minnie Brake Sundayed in
Denison at the Earl Brake home.
Chris Hansen went to ROlfe Satur
day for weeks visit with his broth
er.
Mrs. Jensen went to Mapleton Sun
day to visit her children.
Miss Lucy Healy and Mrs. Nelson
Butler were Denison visitors Satur'
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus, of Council
Bluffs, spent Sunday here with their
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lazer-
us.
Eugene Virgins returned Monday
from Ruthven, where he had been Wis
iting a friend.
Miss Minnie Fouts was up from Dun.
lap and spent the Sabbath with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Miller.
Mrs. John Williamson went to
Omaha Thursday, taking her son,
Chauncey, down with her. They con-
suited specialist in regard to the
condition of the little fellows throat,
and were advised to have an operation
performed at an early date.
Mrs. Rony PETIT received word re-