The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-08-14

| Mrs. Glenn MahOn and children, O
Bolton, Mo-, are expected in Deniso
next week for visit at the P. E. {
Lally home.
Messrs. Ed Sells, Fred Neddemeye
and Ferdinand Neddemeyer, all o
Charter Oak were Review callers Of
Saturday. They had driven over il
the morning to be in time for the bi!
parade.
Carroll and North Evans and Mis-
Lorena Evans, of Columbus, Neb.,. al
rived in Denison Sunday for a few
days visit at the Geo. McHenry home
They made the trip overland in the
Evans machine.
Mrs. r. w. Bamford and daughter
Miss Grace, expect to leave Friday
evening for Chicago, where they viii
buy their fall stock of millinery Mrs
Hattie Terrell and Miss Fanchon Bam
ford will join them at Boone.
Edward Ebert, Hans Baeth, Joh1
Hagge, John Holland and Louie Evers
left Monday for Burlington, where
they will attend the convention OF
the supervisors and treasurers which
is in session there this week.
The Ladies' aid OF the German
Methodist church met with Mrs. Hugo
south of town last Thursday after
noon. About twenty-five members
were present making the trip to the
Hugg farm in hack. They report
a most enjoyable meeting.
Maurice Nielsen returned Sunday
from Des Moines, where he had been
for the past week attending the hotel
mems convention in session there. He
reports the convention most enjoy
able one and plenty of entertainment
was afforded for the visiting hotel
men.
J. V. Barborka left Saturday even
ing for two weeks vacation trip to
points east. He will attend an optical
convention at Cleveland, O., and from
there will visit New York City, Phila'
delphia and Boston. While in New
York he will purchase stock for his
jewelry store.
Miss Jessie Hayes entertained at a
picnic supper last Wednesday in hon
or Of Miss Hazel Gates, of Audubon
who is her house guest. A dozen
young ladies with picnic baskets walk
ed to the beautiful grove near the
Luney mill, where supper was served
All present reported a most enjoyable
time.
Miss Vera Menagh entertained last
Wednesday evening at her home on
South Main street. About twenty
young people were present and most
enjoyable evening was spent in max
ing candy and later in the evening a
musical program was given. Those
present voted Miss Menagh to be the
best of hostesses.
Mr.. Fred Fredricks met with an &C
cident at Vail last Tuesday when he
vas helping Mr.. Zindt build barn
He was on a scaffold and in some
manner lost his balance and fell to the
ground. He sustained two broken
ribs and was badly bruised and cut
by the fall. He was brought to Den
ison in an auto and medical aid sum
noned. He is rapidly improving and
is now able to be around.
Gus E. Anderson, of Boyer, and Ed
Clauson, of Kiron, returned Saturday
morning from Crystal Lake, Mimi.
where they had been the past week
looking at land Mr. Anderson was
very much pleased with the country
and says he expects to purchase a
farm there. A number of Crawford
county people live in that vicinity
and all seem to be enjoying much
prosperity. Land is selling from $50
to 1925 per acre, according to loca
ton and improvements.
During the absence Of Rev. De Pree
pastor of the Presbyterian church, and
in the interval when there is no past
or at the Baptist church, Rev. Sen
seney, the Methodist pastor, is pract
ically preaching to union body OF
listeners each Sunday morning and
evening. His two sermons OF last Sun
day were very able. The evening
sermon, delivered in the Baptist
church, was magnificent presenta
ton of the claims of the bible and
Jesus Christ for the trust Of people OF
this world
Mr.. l.. J. Inghram and family. OF
West Liberty. have been spending the
past week at the home OF Mr.. anu
Mrs. Jos. Inghram, of Milford town
ship. Mr.. Louie Inghram will be re-
memhered by many as having at one