The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-17

out at Fremont, NeD, last week at
! tending the Big Four fair and watch
| ing the big blowing demonstration,
when gang plows drawn by TRACTION
engines plowed 500 acres of land. Joe
said it was one Of the most interest
| ing machinery exhibits he had ever
Witnessed
Mrs. J. r. Griffin and Mrs Mark
Pearsall spent the day Monday at the
| August Mesenbrink home north of
Dunalp.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. e. Bremser went
to Omaha Monday. where they will
select their Christmas goods for the
Bremser store.
Miss Gala Bolter returned to her
home in Logan after a pleasant visit
with her friend, Miss Trenna Cham
berlin.
Mrs. Joe McColl and daughters, Syl-
via and Opal, got started Monday for
the new home at Oskaloosa. They
went through in their car.
! Frank Howorth, Arthur Wilson and
Grin Reynolds drove to Dunlap Sun
{day for pleasure jaunt.
I w. E. Fishel and daughters attend
ed the circus at Denison Monday. Her
bert Fishel brought them back in the
car after the doings were over. An
drew Jackson and family, Mrs. Star
Goddard and Miss Lois Goddard also
attended.
Mrs. Clarence O'Meara spent three
or four days in Denison last week
at the home OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Jerry Hassett.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mathys, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. VIA Sterrett.
went to Anthem Sunday for a days
visit at the Clark Sterrett home, after
which they journeyed on to Sioux City
, to attend the Interstate fair
Mrs. Walter Swatman is carrying
the mail on route two while Mr.. Swat
man, the regular carrier, takes his
annual vacation.
We are informed that Miss Jennie
Rae. former resident here, who has
taught for several years in the high
school at Red Oak. has gone to Wa
, tertown, S. D., for the ensuing year.
Miss Jennie Hallowell departed on
Monday morning for Grinnell, where
she will attend college.
! Miss Lillian Turner is here from
Des Moines for visit with friends
and relatives north of town.
Clair LLOYD came home Friday after
years sojourn in Colorado He will
probably remain here until spring.
Fred Glassburner went to Ames last
Friday, where he enrolled for his SEN
ior years work. He is at Sioux City
| this week with his class in stock
Judging attending the big fair
Mr. and Mrs. 7. r. Best and chill
dren went to Denison Monday to at
tend the circus and visit her mother.
Mrs. Herman Koenekamp.
NJ. Shiloff and wife, of Arion. were
Sabbath day guests o. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman LaZerus.
Andrew Jackson was the man that
brought about a deal whereby Benson
Smith sod his farm to Mr.. Hart
shorn, of Newell. Ny Smith had
deal made earlier in the season for
the sale of this farm, but the buyer
'funked" on the deal.
Miss Clara Rartel, of Denison, came
down Friday afternoon to visit her
sister, Miss Frieda Bartel, at the H.
Young home. She returned home asst
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Langley got
away last week Wednesday for their
visit at Ainsworth and Enders Lake,
Neb.
Mrs. Hugh Butterworth visited rela-
tives in Dunlap Monday. She and
Mr.. Butterworth will attend the we'd
ding of Miss Georgia Baird at that
place this week Wednesday.
A teelgarm from Mt. Ayr to friends
brings the news that Rev. Joseph
Stephen has been returned to this ap-
pointment for the ensuing year. This
is good news to his friends at this
place.
Elder J. F. Mcdowell. of Magnolia,
preached at the l.. D. S. church here
Sunday evening. The Baptist church
is undergoing redecorating. ETC., and
the NJ. F.. preacher was away at con-
ference so this was the only preach
ing service held in the town and
good crowd was out to hear him.
Virgil Butterworth has severed his