The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-07-24
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Deforest Darling is spending fey
weeks at Lake Okoboji
Joe True was in Omaha on bust
ness one day last week.
James Delaney went to Denison OF
last Monday.
Mrs. Margaret Anderson, of DEM
son, visited the first of the week a
the homes of her sons, Harry, Samue
and John.
Mrs. John Anderson, Mrs. w. Street
err and Mrs. y. S. Dunbar We're pas
sengers to Denison alst Tuesday.
There are a good many attending
chautauqua this week.
f. K. Patchin and Andy Barthma1
are doing carpenter work at the
school house. The aim is to make i
warmer for winter.
Mrs. Cole, sister of Mrs NJ
Myers, and daughter, have been Wis
iting here several days.
Tom Corey, of Defiance. was ii
town the first of last week doing some
work on his graves at the cemetery.
Johnnie Riggleman got quite badly
bruised in runaway in the hay fielG
last Monday, but soon got over it.
Paul Wight, of Dow City, travel
ing salesman, was in town last week
Mrs. NJ. J. Hattery, who has beer
i'll a long time, is now confined tt
her bed and has been failing very rap
idly. Her daughters are caring fol
her.
Mrs. Montgomery has been on the
sick list with pneumonia for the pas
three weeks, but is better at present
Mrs. Jas McKim and sister start
ed last Wednesday for Lake Okoboji
We understand they stopped thai
night with their friends, G.. J. Cose
and family.
Mrs. B. E. McKim and baby anG
daughter, Ruth, spent Wednesday il
Denison. Mrs. Mckim had some den
tai work done and visited Mrs. r. B
Johnston.
Miss Vera Johnson spent severa
days in Omaha at the home of hel
brother, Jesse. She returned las
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. A. n Galland was a passenger
to Denison last Wednesday.
Mrs. Eliza Morley, who has beer
spending several days with her daugh
ter. Mrs. Geo. Prentice. in Denison
was home short time last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Hunt and sons
with her mother and sister took q
picnic dinner in the grove Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Morley were
passengers to Denison last Thursday
Mrs. J. T. Spence and son, Maurice
went to Harlan last Thursday to visi,
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Brogden were
called to Omaha last Thursday by the
illness of her daughter who had to be
operated upon. Mr. Brogden returned
Saturday, while his wife remained tc
care for her daughter.
Miss Huskey of Kansas, is visiting
her sister. Miss Fora Richmond.
j. d. Newcom, who got his face Sc
verely cut in the runaway Tuesday
is getting along nicely.
Mrs. S. Browne and Mrs. J. A
Halberg visited at J. D. Newcom's las,
Thursday.
NJ. O'Banion is the l. c. agent al
Deloit. Mr.. Quante resigned.
Mrs. Ella Duckett and daughter
Lora, went to Glidden Saturday after
noon to make short visit with hel
daughter, Millie, and husband before
returning home.
Elder G. J. Hunt went to Gallands
Grove Saturday to remain over Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Barlow Dawson and
children, of Oklahoma, came to visit
their daughter, Benjie, and husband
Saturday and also with friends. Mr.
and Mrs. Dawson resided here sever
al years and their many friends are
always glad to greet them.
VIM. Jepsen sold his saloon Satur.
day to a Mr.. Moeller, of Denison We
understand he got good price, hav'
ing received much more than he gave
We are told he kept his residence
property and will remain with US.
Mrs. Grace Mcmillan. of Kansas
came Friday to visit among relatives
and friends.
A large gathering of relatives met
at the Mrs. Asa Turner home Sunday
for dinner and a good social time.
The Ladies' Aid market day Satur-
day was quite successful. The wet
cloudy day hindered some from com,
ing to town, but the proceeds were
good considering the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fear are entertaining
a mother and two aunts.
A dance was held at the large tent
Friday night.
Englewood, N. j: Englewood's vol
unteer firemen have resigned because