The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-04-24
CHAUTAUQUA FOR
DOW CITY IN AUGUST
AUGUST 8, 9. 10 and II the Dates An
nounced-Project Met With
Good Reception.
MARION COLE AGAIN STRICKEN
Dow City Odd Fellows Assist Manila
Boys With Initiation Work
Saturday Night.


Little Ralph Binnall is under the
doctors care.
Mr., and Mrs. w. c. Rolls were in
Omaha Tuesday,.
Rev. Joseph Stephen was in Coun'
Gil Bluffs one day last week.
James Scott made business trip
to Denison last Thursday.
Joe Seacrist was up from Dunlap
the last of the week visiting relatives
Geo. Reynolds was down from
.Arion Saturday calling on his mother.
Vernon OMeara was at home over
Sunday from his sschool work at Den
iSon.
w. C. Rolls returned Wednesday
evening from business trip to FIT.
Dodge.
Marjorie Ivan was out of school
several days last Wee. on account OF
illness.
The O'Meara boys drove over to
Earring Thursday to attend to some
business matters.
Miss Vera Menagh, of Denison, was
an over-Sanday visitor with her friend
Miss Helen Swasey.
Mrs. Reynolds, of Dunlap spent
several days last week at the home OF
her brother, Geo. Keairnes.
Fred Baber and family were up
from Galland's Grove Sunday and
spent the day with relatives.
Mrs. Sabina Cross went last week
to Glidden to visit at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. Harold Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom SWatman came
Vivid on1
eral days here with their children.
rlder Y. J. Hunt came down from
Deloit the latter part OF the week and
spent Sunday in town with friends.
Paul Ahrens has accepted position
with Chris Vollerson at the elevator
and began his labor there Monday.
We were misinformed last week as
to the change in the east bound train
on the l. C. 1t comes at 6:2O as be-
fore.
Prof. James Rae was up from Iowa
City a day or two LAST week transact
ing business and enjoying visit at
the old home.
Mrs. Grace lobe came up from Dun
lap Wednesday to participate in the
Rebekah doings that evening. She
returned home Thursday.
Aunt Mary McHenry has been sick
for several days past with her old
complaint, heart trouble. Her sister
Mrs. Bruner, is caring for her.
Miss Jenna Strahan and Miss Min
ME Craft were down from Denlsol
friday evening to witness the operet
ia, "The Cruise of ,ne Trundlebed.'
Mrs Elmer Newkirk departed tn
first of the week for Mechanicsvill'
and other Iowa points for a three
weeks visit with friends and rela
tives.
Miss Fanchon Probasco has beer
over from Charter Oak the past weel
helping her aunt, Miss Lucy Healy
take care of the spring trade in the
millinery business.
jim Hecker is home from Omaha
at which place he had two toes re
moved He is able to hobble arount
and thinks he will soon be all RICH
again Here's hoping he is.
The democrats OF Union township
have their caucus called for next Weel
Wednesday evening, at which time
ten delegates to the county convention
on April 9th will be selected.
Jim O'Meara and son, Leo, drove
down from Denison Saturday and Wis
tied at the home of his brother, Pete
Jim returned the same day, but Lee
STAYED until Sunday afternoon.
Miss Grace Schlumberger, OF DEM
son, made her weekly trip to Dow City
last Thursday, but on account OF hav
ing a severe cold she returned with
out giving the regular music lessons
Miss Lille Gibson went to Omaha
Friday for short visit with her Sis
ter, Mrs Chas. Horn, and also to wit
ness the big Omaha-Sioux City pal
game played that day. She returned
home Saturday.
James Pearsall, Sr. and wife have
returned from their trip to lndepend
ence, Mo-, where they visited thell
daughter and also attended the gen
eral conference of the L. ID. $. church
of which Mr.. Pearsall was a delegate
from this district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Gardner haG
planned on leaving for Topeka, Kan.
last Thursday, but on account of the
illness of their daughter, Dorothy, they
were compelled to wait for severa
days. They intend to depart as soon
as Dorothys physical condition viii
permit.
Mrs. lnomas Bruner is here from
Douglas, Wyo., for a visit with mel
sister, Mrs Mary McHenry, ana oth
or relatives. Mrs. Bruner lived here
many years and has hosts OF 1rlends
who will be delighted to meet hel
again. She reports her family as De
ing we'll.
Glenn Dale, the auto expert, VINO
has been employed at the Scott q
Houston garage, departed Saturda!
for Montana, where he has accepted
a similar position. Mr.. Dale was
quiet, unassuming young man VINO
made numerous friends while here
and they all wish him success IN his
new place.
Helen Jackson, who was operated
on week ago Friday for the removal
of adenoids and tonsils, has not re