The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-07-09
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Willie Grill was up from Denison
Monday.
| Bessie Pitcher returned to her home
at Ida Grove Sunday after several
weeks visit with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Winans.
Mrs. Anna Winans and her little
granddaughter, Inez Childress, were
in Denison Monday.
Frank Rhodes, who was a former
section boss here, burned himself out
by clearing up some timber on his
claim in Minnesota, where they re-
Gently moved We hear they lost
most everything. He has moved back
to Ricketts, to take charge of his old
section again. as he only got a six
months lay off and the railroad COM
pany promised him the place again
if he wanted it.
Alfred Brogden. and family came up
from Denison and took dinner with
his sister, Mrs. Chas. Cose Tuesday.
Miss Iva Larson took the train at
she stayed until after the fourth with
her friend, Miss Williamson.
Blair Richardson has been moved
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railroad company thinks they can give
him a permanent section. His wife
has: been staying with her mother I'M
til their household goods arrived. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brogden and
daughter, Emma, were in town Tues
day.
The chautauqua at Denison begins
July ,26th and last till August LIST.
I Thaviu's international band, Riner
: Sisters, illustra ed travelogues for the
children and lots of other good num-
bers will be given. Procure a copy
of the chautauqua program and look
it over.
Mrs. A. N. Galland, Ethel and Inez,
were in Denison Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. r. C. Dobson and daughter and
Guy Johnson autoed to Lake View on
Tuesday and brought home five pas
senger REQ.
Merl Myers purchased a Ford, auto
in Dunlap Wednesday,
Guy Martin and Joe True and wife
went to Avoca Wednesday and stayed
until Saturday.
Willis Lentz, of Buck Grove, was on
our streets Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. c. J. Hunt Arlo and Maynard,
We're in Denison Wednesday sIter-
noon. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cook and Mrs.
Ethel Baker and baby came up from
Council Bluffs Wednesday to make a
several days visit here. Mr.. Cook
says he is feeling much better.
Mrs. Bell Comfort. of Nebraska, the
oldest sister Of Hannibal and Oliver
Fink, and Mrs. Hannibal Fink and
Mary were in town Tuesday.
Livy Hunt and family, OF Dunlap,
were visiting c. ]. Hunt and family
Tuesday
Max Kropf was up from Denison
Thursday. He has gone into the auto
business since leaving his farm and
sells the Studebaker and Overland.
! VIM. Jepsen went to Vail and also
purchased him an auto Thursday.
Mrs B. E. McKim and children left
wednesday for Nebraska to visit her
mother, Mrs. Jesse, and other rela-
tives.
Fred Moeller and family spent Sun
day in Denison.
:, surprise party was given C. j.
Hunt and family last Monday even
ing by their neighbors and friends,
who gathered at their home to about
the number of 100. The evening was
spent in visiting and music. Later
very nice lunch with ice cream and
cake was served. The children, as
we'll as some who were children grown
UP had jolly time on the lawn, which
was nicely lighted with Japanese
lanterns. They were presented with
a very nice library table, to which Mr.
and Mrs. Hunt very feelingly re-
sponded. -. .,...
There were thirty-eight tickets sold
4 over the Northwestern from here to
Wall Lake the fourth. To accommo-
date those who wanted to go the rail-
road company run the early. morning
train hour and a half later than the
;. usual time
The Illinois Central took about one
hundred and ten people to Dow City to
celebrate the fourth.
Charley Westcott and family autoed
to Deloit Friday evening from near
Nemaha, bringing her sister, Mrs.
Maggie Schafer, and two children to
Sioux City to visit with Mrs. H. H.
Westcott and family and other old ac-
quaintances a few days.
I Mrs. Orvil McKim and little child.
who were here several days, were &C
companied home last week by her
mother, Mrs. Silas Streeter
Miss Lena Johannsen. who has been
assisting at the hotel several months,
returned home near Denison Sunday.
/ We learn that Uncle David McKim,
who is past 80 years old, has grown
very feeble the past few days.
Earl Galland, wife and baby, of Ari-
on, were over-Sunday visitors at his
parental home.
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