The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-11-13

| Dr.. A. F. Bonney, of Buck Grove
was Denison visitor on Tuesday an(
favored the Review with a pleasant
call.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Woolston, O
Des Moines, are spending the weel
with their son, Frank, and family, il
Stockholm township, and also visiting
Denison friends.
James Collins, who has been clerk
ing at Huetmann Bros clothing store
the past year, has resigned his posi-
ton and will go to Sioux City, where
he will attend college.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Cornwell left yes
terday at 10 o'clock for their winter
home at Los Angeles. Their auto had
been sent on in advance, and they re
ceived word of it's safe arrival.
Mrs. Florence Aylesworth has re-
turned from weeks visit to Chicago
where she visited friends. She also
took occasion to visit the art insti
tute and many of the interesting
points while in the city.
| John Pithan, of Stockholm town.
ship, was in Denison early Monday
morning. He was elected one of the
trustees of his township at the recent
election. His brother-in-law, Gustav
Stehr, was elected clerk.
Bryan Weberg, who was quite Sc
verely injured in the Boone-Denison
football game recently played on the
Denison grounds, has so far recovered
as to be up around the house. He car
ries one arm in sling, however.
John Bailey has just had completed
new cement walk and retaining wall
around his property on fremont
street and Jefferson avenue, which not
only adds to the appearance of the
property, but is source of comfort
to pedestrians.
Doctor and Mrs. Coon contemplate
spending the winter in Calofirnia, eth
err at Long Beach or San Diego. Both
the doctor and Mrs. Coon are not en-.
Toying the best of health, and it is
thought the California climate will
prove beneficial
George Menagh came up from his
Omaha farm Saturday evening and
spent Sunday with his family. He is
kept very busy re-arranging the farm,
putting water pipes under ground, ETC.,
preparatory to feeding large number
of cattle and hogs.
Mrs. E. Gulick sustained severe
dislocation of her left arm on Satur-
day evening In descending the front
steps of her home she fell in manner
to strike her arm, causing the dislo-
cation. The injury has been very pain
full, but the patient is resting easy at
this time.
Adolph Wellendorf, of Section II,
Otter Greek township, and his broth
err Emil, of Hayes township, Ida coun-
|ty, favored the Review with call on
Friday and left three dollars for an
other years subscription. They came
in an auto and report the roads in
splendid condition.
dol hoe in
health the past few months, and on
Sunday, upon the advice of her phys.
icians, she was taken to the Denison
hospital and operated upon. The OPP
Grafton was very successful and ere
long her many friends trust she will
regain her good health.
A. D. Wilson has sold his property
on Sweet street, known as "The Will
son Flats" to Mrs. l.. G. Goodrich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson expect to move
to Answorth, Neb., in the near future,
where they will make their home.
Many will regret the removal of the
Wilson family from Denison, where
they have lived so long, and wish them
prosperity in their new home.
John Mcclellan has been elected
captain of Co. d., l. N. G. at Carroll,
and the Herald says the election was
Continuing the Herald
says John has been tireless worker
in the interests of the guard and has
done good work in the organization
the past year. The Carroll citizens
Captain Mcclellan and
will second every effort to promote
the interests of the guard in general
and of Co. d. in particular.
Thomas Ransom is carrying his
right arm in sling, the wrist having
been broken in two places while try
ing to adjust belt on his threshing
machine last Saturday afternoon. Mr.
Ransom and his threshing gang We're
grain on the Chris Denker
farm just west of town when the acct