The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-05-08
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Mrs. j. T. Spence, Mrs. F. A. True
and Mrs. J. Judy spent last Wednes-
day in Council Bluffs and Omaha.
Mrs. Myrtle Brink spent last week
visiting at the j. D. Newcom and Earl
Winans homes and calling on Others
She will probably be remembered as
Myrtle Tucker, who resided in Den
son before her marriage.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Miller drove
down to see Watt Wilkinson one after
noon last week. We regret to learn
he still remains very sick man.
Mr.. and Mrs. PankOW were passen-
gers to Denison last Tuesday.
J Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Galland, OF
Moorehead, are the proud parents OF
new babe. They say Abram Cal
land, who works here at the elevator,
is carrying his head quite high since
he is grandpa.
Aunt Marie Galland was visitor at
the home of Mrs. S. Horr last week
Wednesday.
The Andersons were shelling corn
Friday. The boys use their engine
to shell with. The corn was sold at
the elevator for 20 cents a bushel.
! The many friends of Jay Myers, OF
Laurel. Neb, were surprised and
nleased to receive a call from him
the first of last week. His stay was
limited to about three days, therefore
he had to make short calls. He says
they are getting along nicely. but
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privileges.
VIM. Morley and wife were in Den
ison Friday, where they purchased d
fine rug for their front room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Cose were pas
sengers to Denison Friday. While
there they had their children's PIC
ture taken.
Will Anderson came up Friday from
Denison to assist his brothers haul
corn to the elevator.
! The L. A. S. met with Mrs. William
Jepsen last Friday afternoon. Quite
number were present. They sewed
for Mrs. Jepsen. A fine lunch was
served.
Mrs. 3rawn's entertainment was
we'll attended and we hear it highly
spoken OF.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor and fam
ily attended services at Delolt sun
day and spent the afternoon with Mr..
and Mrs. Dale Cose.
The married and single men had
a game of ball Saturday afternoon,
but the high wind and rain spoiled
the game.
! Miss Lucy Flint returned from her
visit to Idaho Friday evening. She
will assist her sister, Mrs. w. Wilkin-
kinson, while her husband is sick.
Mrs. Mary Tucker came up from
Denison Sunday evening to visit at
the home of her mother and daughter,
! returning Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Brogden were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brogden
\ Sunday.
Mr.. and. Mrs. S. F. Wedlock have
) been entertaining at their home the
mast week Mrs. Wedlock's brother-in'
law. Rev. A. S. Winslow, vice presi-
dent of Lexington college, Lexington
Mo. Sunday morning Mr.. Wedlock
and son, Harold, accompanied him to
Denison to the First Baptist church,
where he delivered a sermon. He
took the 1920 train from DenisOn en-
route home.
B. E. McKim and family, with the
excetipon of the two Oldest boys, Wis
tied Sunday at the A. J. Darling home.
Mrs. Laura Noakes entertained on
Sunday. Her guests were her moth
err, Mrs. NJ Patchin, Ralph, Ivan and
Lorin Patchin, Russell and Arden
Newcom.
S. Anderson purchased the lumber
James McKim took from the barn,
and he and Rolla Whey were hauling
it to his home Monday.
A. j. Mason's house was being re-
paired last week from the effects OF
the fire.
The plum and cherry trees are frag-
rant with bloom and some trees are
fully leaved out. Early gardens are
all up and everything seems to be
coming on we'll.
James Williams, of Denison, spent
Sunday afternoon with his mother and
sister in Deloit
The entertainment given at Mrs.
Browns school last Friday evening
was well attended and most excel
lent program was given, showing that
good work has been done by both the
teacher and pupils. The evening was
one long to be remembered.