The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-02-28
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Miss Jennie Hallowell returned las
week from a two months visit will
he rsister, Mrs. Garfield Rule, at FIT
Dodge.
Elmer Newkirk and Will Mcdonald
were business visitors at Dunlap las
Tuesday.
Miss Ellen Goddard, teacher in The
third room, was unable to be at he1
school couple of days last week OF
account of illness. Miss Sunshine
Rudd taught one day and Miss Gladys
McCOrd the other
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Butterworth are
taking care of an S-pound baby boy
who came to take up his abode with
them February 21st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Mcdonald
moved last week to Denison, neal
which place they will farm the com
ing season.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Rolls came Fri
day to the home OF their son, w. c.
Rolls. They are just returning from
Alton; ILL.,, where they have been fol-
several months at the eco. Rolls home
John Cramer spent several days last
week at Omaha, taking in the automo-
bile show.
Herman Logsdon went to Omaha
last Monday on account of physical
ailments of dropsical nature which
have set in. Mrs. Logsdon went down
Saturday to spend day or two with
him. If Mr. Logsdon continues to i'm
prove he will be brought home this
week.
Mrs. Jane Wood and granddaughter,
Jane Butler, returned last Thursday
from Creighton, Neb., where they have
spent the past two months at the home
of Mrs Woods daughter. Mrs. Woods
is much improved in health.
Mr. Will Stump, of FIT. Dodge, Wis
tied last week at the home of his
brother, Art Stump.
Geo. Huntington visited here last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hunt
ington. On Friday he went to Arion
for a brief visit at the c. G. Trip
home and on Saturday he departed for
Shenandoah, where he is working.
Mrs. S. E. Wiley received dispatch
Friday that Bert Wiley's little daugh-
ter was dangerously i'll at their home
at Osmund, Neb., and Mrs. Wiley de-
parted Saturday for that place to help
care for the child.
Fred Glassburner came down from
Ames Friday for weekend visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Glass
burner. He returned to Ames Sunday.
Mrs Martin Goddard returned from
DenisOn Saturday after few days
visit with her parents at that place.
w. G. Rolls spent Thursday in Oma-
ha, an interested spectator at the auto
show.
Mrs. L. 3. Mcbride returned from
Denison Sunday, where she had Wis
tied since the previous Tuesday at the
w. N. Mcbride home. Mrs. Sanford
Rudd and daughter, Leone, came with
her and will visit two or three weeks
with relatives and friends in and
around town.
Miss Mamie Nelson, who has been
employed at the J. H. Griffin home this
winter, has gone to the country to the
home of her sister, Mrs Chas. Bennett.
Leslie HOlcomb's sale was we'll at
tended last week, everything bring
ing satisfactory prices. Leslie moves
to town this week and will occupy
the house that Jim Pearsall is vacat-
ing.
Sheriff Cummings and County At
torney Klinker were down from Deni-
son one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Stump, of Mar
math, S. D., are pleasant visitors this
week with Mr. and Mrs. Art Stump.
March 1st is nearly here and the
annual shuttle has begun. Jim Pear
sail moves to the Fred Pearsall farm,
Fred going to South Dakota. Allen
Howorth goes to the place vacated by
Charley Price. Fred MARI comes to
the Ed Kepford place. Arch Wight
moves in where Nate Hahn moves out.
Clair Butterworth moves in from the
former Koenekamp place and occu-
pies his house in town. And thus 1t
goes.
Mrs. Clarence O'Meara went to Den
ison Wednesday to visit her parents
and other relatives, returning home
Sunday.
Howorth Brothers shipped about 100
sheep to Omaha Sunday night.
The Epworth League held an oyster
supper last Friday evening in the
League room at the church. A good
crowd was in attendance and the al
fair was success. They cleared about
SIS.
About twenty-five Odd Fellows went
to Charter Oak last Wednesday TO in.
itiate class of candidates for that
lodge. The locals put on the initia-
tory and three dregrees and did up
the work in proper style. The Re-
bekahs served fine supper to the
crowd at midnight. The Globe lodge
boys. feel as though they were enter
tanned in a royal manner and when