The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-03-06

Eugene CTandall has returned from
ColfaX, where he spent couple OF
weeks taking treatments for rheuma-
tism. He is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nelson were vic
tins of a surprise last Saturday, the
date being the twenty-fifth anniversary
of their marriage. Ten families
gathered at the Fred Steffen home and
they drove in a body to the Nelson.
home. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson were TAX
ell completely by surprise, but they
quickly recovered and invited the
crowd in and babe them make them
selves at home. The afternoon was
spent in merry making. The guests
had provided scads of good things to
eat. In the evening the young folks
put in an appearance and all danced
until late hour Several nice pres
ents of silverware were left as me-
mentoes of the day. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson were married in this county
March 2, 1887, and have resided here
continuously and both are of the opin-
ion that Iowa in general and Crawford
county in particular is mighty good
place to live. We trust that they may
continue to live among us and that
health and prosperity in generous
measure may be theirs.
RUDE Smiths baby was quite sick
last week.
Albert Birkhofer was business Wis
itor at Omaha Tuesday.
Frank and George Cover were up
from Dunlap one day last week on bus
mess.
Word came to relatives here last
week that Mrs. Ola Virgins Goldie
was critically i'll at her home in Cher
okee, and that no hopes were held out
for her recovery. But as the days went
by the crisis was passed and she is
now reported better and practically
out of danger. Ola has many friends
here who were greatly grieved when
they heard of her illness and all now
rejoice at the news of her GONZALES
cence.
Eugene Wilson came down from
Mason City Monday for visit at the
Frank Binnall home.
G. w. Langley made a trip to Deni
son Monday to transact some business.
Mrs. F. M. Arnold came Friday from
Anoka. Neb., to care for her daugh-
| ter, Mrs. w. w. Jordan, during her
operation and convalescence.
Herman Lazerus has rented the L.
G. Butler property and will move into
it soon.
We are to have a seel corn lecture
next week Wednesday, March 18th.
Rev. Joseph Stephen has made spec
ial study of this topic and is thus pre-.
pared to give good sound advice as
we'll as statistics. On account of the
peculiar season last year we have ar
rived at critical place in the selec-
ton of good strong seed. 1t will be
to the interest of every farmer to be
present Prizes will be given for the
best five ears of white corn, same for
yellow corn Bring in your seed corn
and try for a substantial prize. Re-
18th, at Smiths hall, $3.50 p. M No
admission fees nor entry fees. Prizes
are to be IS, SO and 50. Citizens of
Crawford county only eligible to be
Entertainment to be in
terspersed with songs and Rotations.
Rev. Stephen has prepared two spec
ial sermons for next Sabbath In the
morning the theme will be Some
Things That People OF Dow City and
Vicinity Should Quit" In the even
ing the address is particularly to the
business men of the town and country
The topic will be Honest Business
Methods" Special music has been ar
ranged for this service and you are
urged to be present. Everyone is in
vited to be on hand to hear these
two addresses.