The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-09-04

Buss before they return to their home
at Spaulding, Neb.
Miss Lucy Healy has returned from
her trip to Cedar Rapids, where she
has been studying fall styles in mil
linery and will soon open her store
| for the fall trade. She has secured a
dressmaker who will work in the
building with her. She has leased
the rooms formerly occupied by Fred
Colby.
lilies drove up to Lake View Saturday
to spend the sabbath.
Miss Helen Swasey went up to Vail
last week and attended the carnival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Brown returned
Monday from years sojourn at Syr-
acuse, N. Y. They will spend some
time with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Munsey, after which they
will look up location somewhere
near here, probably Sioux City or at
Omaha.
A. H. Rudd and family went to
| Council Bluffs Thursday, where they
remained over Sunday attending the
L. D. S. reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Rolls and their
daughter, Ruby, were in Dunlap Sat
urday visiting with MIR. and Mrs. j.
H. Rolls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Baber We're up
from Galland's Grove Monday visiting
relatives.
DR.. Rowe has arrived from Mime
sofa and is locating here for the prac-
tice Of his profession. He has rented
the office rooms in the J. r. Best
building and will soon be ready for
practice 1t is said that he and DR..
Toon will be in partnership.
Last Thursday afternoon about thir-
ty friends of Aunt Serelda Rudd went
unlimited to her home to help her
celebrate her SD birthday. They
took eatables along and served fine
lunch. They presented her with
half dozen beautiful plates, cups and
saucers.
We are told that Ned Wilder has
sold his farm one mile east of town
to A. H. Cook for $3.50 per acre. This
farm is we'll improved and will make
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook fine home.
Next Sunday will be the last one
here for Rev. Joseph Stephen in this
conference year, as conference con-
venes about September 18th. There
is no doubt but that he will be re-
turned here for another year as he
seems to have given good satisfac-
ton.
There was a social dance given in
Smiths hall last Wednesday night.
Although the attendance was small,
those present had fine time. Miss
Taylor, of Dunlap, furnished the
music.
Excavation has begun for the cree
ton of Thomas Walters new house,
Just south of Willis Virgins.
Miss Beard, of Dunlap, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. James Baber.
DR.. Patterson arrived in town last
week and has opened up an office in
the city hotel. He will undoubtedly
get his share of the medical practice
here.
Sam Brazels carpenter crew have
gone down to Leslie Poitevin's, where
they began the erection of fine
large barn.
Last Monday morning Fred Benson,
who works for Fred Bean on the
Prairie, met with very painful acct
dent. While helping with heavy
cement block that was to be used as
a cover to cistern, he had the flesh
completely stripped from the first
two. Joints of front finger and the
nail completely removed from the
| finger. A physician was summoned
who thought best to amputate the
| finger above the wound, but Mr.. Ben
son would not permit it, so it was
dressed. He suffers great pain and
it is thought that the amputation will
yet have to take place. Mr.. Benson
will undoubtedly have to lay off from
his work for some time while the
member heals.
People in this vicinity have been
greatly annoyed by the way freights
blocking the crossing at the c. & N.
w. station, thus stopping traffic to
the l. C. depot and stockyards. OFF,
GERS have been repeatedly called on
to compel the conductors to cut the
train. Train crews have been re-
quested time and time again to dis
continue this practice, but all to no
no avail. Last Monday they blocked
the way for % minutes after Marshal
Binnall ordered the crossing opened,
so he placed the conductor under ar
rest and took him before Mayor Dow,
who fined him IS and costs and re-
leased him. This should show that
the council and marshal mean bust
ness and that the annoying practice
should be discontinued.
The E. L. Thomas family is enter
tanning relatives from Rockwell City. !
The town school was scheduled to |
begin operations lats Monday.
Miss Bessie Cramer was down town
Monday for the first time since her
long illness. Her many friends will
be glad to see her about again.
Mrs. Bessie Holcomb and two chill
dren returned Sunday from two
weeks visit with relatives in Shelby
county.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lazerus and
children autoed down to Omaha Sun
day to spend the day with relatives,
but on account of the storm We're COM
PEELED to remain over Monday Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Brake accompanied
them.
Quite number went from here to