The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-31

to come and also to Drlng SeVeral Otn-
ers along. The usual price, rs cents,
will be charged and the money will
be used to further carry on the mis-
sionary work in foreign lands. Re-
member the time and place.
On Wednesday morning of last week
G. w. Langley met with severe ac-
cldent when the stove in which he
was lighting fire exploded. The
flames instantly enveloped him, burn
ing his face to blister. His whskers
and eyebrows were burned from his
face and considerable hair from the
top of his head was also consumed.
A physician was hastily summoned
and dressed his face, thus relieving
he pain. He is getting along fire and
If he continues to do so we'll will be
able to get out in few days more.
Marion Cole is slowly improving
but is still in a serious condition.
On Tuesday of last week, DIR. Van
Metre took Herman Logsdon to Oma-
ina, where he entered the Methodist
hospital. On Saturday Mr.. Logsdon
was operated upon, the surgeons re-
moving his right hand and the arm to
just below the elbow. 1t was very
serious operation for Mr.. Logsdon in
his weakened condition, but he came
through the ordeal as we'll as could
be expected, and it is now hoped that
the trouble has been conquered and
that he may recover as speedily as
POSSIBLE. his son, Bril-, who was there
for the operation, returned Sunday
and reported his father as resting
fairly we'll when he left.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Mcdonald Wis
Led the fore part of the week in Den
ison with Mrs. Florence Carl.
lone McCord spent couple OF
DAYS last week with her grandmother,
Mrs. BiXler.
Mrs. Evelyn Thompson was in from
Washington township and visited last
week with Mrs. S. E. Wiley.
The show at Smiths hall last Sat
urday night, given by the Lockes, was
something better than the ordinary
show that visits towns of this size. Al
though only fair sized audience
greeted them they played their parts
we'll and every person present telt
that they got their moneys worth.
Should they ever come our way again
they may be sure of a good house.
Tommy Mcmahon, of Denison, came
Monday for short visit with his
aunt, Mrs. C. Omeara, returning home
Tuesday.
Rev. Stephen and wife and Mrs.
Van Metre were Omaha visitors Tues
day of last week.
Last Sunday the body of Mrs. Ethel
Grant arrived in Dow City. She had
died the preceding day in a hospital
at Omaha and the remains were sent
here for burial. Her father, Henry
Kent, of Woodbine, accompanied the
body. The funeral services will not
be he'd until the arrival of sister
from Colorado. Mrs. Grant was the
second daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Kent, and spent all her young life
here. She was married to Charles w.
Grant July IS, 1904. One child was
born to them, a girl now six years
old Mrs. Grant has been in very poor
health for several years. She was
about 25 years of age.
The r'agan family returned Monday
from visit at the Tom Rule home on
the Paradise.
Joe Stepanek was in Denison Mon
day attending court, which is in SEES.
sion now.
Mrs. Clarence Omeara entertained
Jolly crowd of relatives last Friday
and all enjoyed a most pleasant after
noon at this hospitable home. Those
present were: Mrs Hassett and Mrs.
Mcmahon, of Denison; Mrs. La.e, OF
;. all; A.r. and Mrs. Joe Bauman, OF
luck Grove, and Thomas O. Donovan
Of Boston.
Mrs. George Talcott and son, West,
were passengers for Chicago Wednes
day.
F'rienus of Mrs. Hudson Downs, OF
Arion, are grieved to learn of her con
..nued illness.
Elmer Newkirk is wrestling with
the grip.
Mrs. e. l.. Thomas, who has been
suffering from nervous prostratlon for
the past two months, has gone to the
home of Mrs Ida Talcott, where she
will stay while and enjoy a rest
and quietness. All hope she may soon
be much better.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. E. Mcbride are en-
Toying a few days visit in the coun,
try at the Fred Wiley home.
Forest Binnall has had relapse
and is again down with pneumonia.
Word has just reached us that Mrs
David Walters died at her home in
Paradise township at ~ o'clock p. M,
Monday night, from the effects OF a
goitre. No further particulars are at
hand at present writing.