The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-06-25
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Grand Festival Of Music and Magic.
Given by DeIoit Concert band, as
sisted by talented entertainers. June
9Th, at DeIoit. 26-1t pd
Cype Newcom shelled about 1000
bushels of corn the first of the week.
getting 81 cents for it.
Mrs. Jas. Mckim and Morris Wilk-
inson went to Lake Okoboji Thurs
day to stay with Mr. McKim until
Monday.
Arthur Whey brought about 200
pounds of wool to town Wednesday to
ship.
Guy Johnson and Eunice Dobson
were in Omaha Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Golf started for
their home Thursday after a several
weeks visit here. They went by the
way of Omaha, stopping there to see
Dr. Clifford and from there to Hay
Springs, Neb., where their son, Ira,
is located, expecting to return to their
home at Aiken, MINI.
Frank Brown. of Denison, and a
land agent of Mosquoka, Okla, We're
in town Monday.
Blain Richardson has been trans
ferred from Lohrville to Ricketts, to
take charge of section His wife
was here a few days until their house
hold goods arrived.
Guy Martin, Dick Brogden and F.
A. True and E. McNeal went to Schles
wig Monday to look at the new school
house there.
Ward Tea, who has been in Dakota
the past year, came back to Deloit
Monday.
Clarence lines was in town Mon
day morning looking after the price
of the South Omaha market for fat
cattle. Clarence has been losing sew
eral head from clover bloat and does
not want to take the risk of losing
more.
Mrs. Eliza Worley went Tuesday to
stay a few days with her daughter,
Mrs. Geo. Prentice, to have some
sewing done.
lone and Brue Turner stayed few
days last week with their grandpar-
ents while Mr.. and Mrs. Turner were
away.
Miss Anna Munley. of Dunlap, came
Tuesday and stayed until Wednesday,
calling on Mrs. Mae Winans and 9TH
err friends.
Mrs. Peter Christensen, of Blue
Rapids, Kans., came Thursday to visit
her two daughters. Mrs. Floyd Patch
in and Miss Mabel Christensen.
We understand that U. S. Dunbar
has traded his hotel and meat market
property for land in Oklahoma.
Mrs. Orvil Mckim, of Auburn,
came Friday to visit relatives and
friends here.
Clair Mckim and wife, of Omaha,
are here to see relatives.
Guy Johnson and Eunice Dobson
autoed to Wall Lake Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Fred Marshall and little girl,
of Denison, were calling on Mrs.
Stanley Brown Friday afternoon.
Guy Martin went TO Avoca Satur-
day to stay over Sunday with his
family.
Mrs. Cassie ACCOMPLISHMENTS and
children and sister left Saturday for
their home. Miss Iva Mason went
with them to visit her grandmother
and numerous other relatives at
Bonesteel, S. D. They expected 10
stay all night with Dale Newcom's on
their way home Mrs. Mae Winans
went as far as Denison with them.
Andy Barthman went to Lake Oko-
boji Monday to do carpenter work
with Jas. Mckim.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Evarts, of Gid
den, came over in their auto Sunday
to visit with Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Hunt
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Miller enter
tanned Earl Winans and family Clair
McKim and wife and Arthur King to
dinner Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Watt
Wilkinson dropping in to spend the
afternoon. and Lloyd Winans later
coming to spend the evening.
Mrs. Tom Dalton. son and daugh
ter came to town in their new auto
Monday morning. They purchased it
Of the Denison Auto company.
Mrs. Joe True has organized club
among the school girls, which they
call the Sunshine club. They meet
every Wednesday afternoon and do
fancy work.
Harrison Rudd and Herman Lazer-
us. a leading merchant of Dow City,
were in town Monday posting and
distributing fourth of July bills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe True spent Sun
day afternoon visiting in Woodbine
with Geo. Wright and wife, also Mr..
and Mrs. Will Briggs, all of wholn
lived in Ayoca during their childhood
days.
Mrs. Bina Winans fell on the porch
step Sunday evening as she was start
ing to church and received very Sc
we're shock. At first she thought her
limb as broken. but later found it
was only badly bruised.
The Yeomen will serve ice cream
Saturday. June 2Stlt, at their hail
over the bank.
Miss Lottie Williams went to Den
ison Sunday to remain few days.
Mr.. Plat Moore took the train Sun
ceiyed her GiplOma Monday and right