The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Riddle, until their
new house is completed
VIM. HonZ has returned from a
months sojourn with relatives at Mis-
souri, Valley.
Jay Baber spent Saturday and Sun.
day at Sioux City His brother, Cor.
Don, had charge OF dray No. 2 during
his absence.
| Harley Chase autoed out to Madi-
son, Neb., last week to visit relatives.
A cousin, who had been visiting here
for the past two months, returned
home with him.
Miss Phetteplace. of Des Moines,
Miss Florence Cushman and brothers,
Arthur and Herbert. and Mr.. Richards.
all of Denison, and Miss Grace Butler,
of Arion, were guests of Misses Tren-
ma and Irma Chamberlain last Friday.
All attended the dance in the evening.
Miss Sunshine Rudd has taken Miss
Maude Brakes place 'as demonstration
desired to enter school again and thus
could not continue the work. She
gave the best of satisfaction. however,
for the time she stayed. Miss Sun
shine is also an artist in this line and
will give good service.
Mrs. Geo. Keairnes and son, John,
Mrs. Sabina Cross and Mrs. Sarah
Reynolds motored to Denison Satur-
/ day to do some shopping.
Mrs. Pef1ey, of Dunlap, visited at
the Frank Thompson home Sunday
Arthur Fades has returned to his
home in Denison after an extended
visit here with his grandmother, Mrs.
S. F. Baber.
Oliver Petit met with a painful lex
perience one day last week that he
hardly cares to meet with again. While
moving hay he encountered a nest Of
humble bees and the bees didn't rel
ish such close acquaintance. He was
stung so severely that he was SO very
sick from the poison that it was nee
essary to call physician to admin
lister to him. He has recovered from
the effects of the poison.
| Miss Esther Turnlund opened school
| in the Tom Ruel district last Monday
Miss Mable Cole in the Thomas dis
trict Miss Florence Stepanek at Tom
Ahart's. Miss Gertrude Welch of Eli
| oft is here for the opening of school
next Monday in the John Birkhofer
district.
Mrs. Ed Ahart and Miss Elsie Ran
del went to Omaha Tuesday morning
and will spend several days there and
at Woodbine before they return.
Mrs. S. j. Waters, who has been
spending the summer in this vicinity,
departed Tuesday for Sac City, where
she will visit a week before going to
her daughters home in Ida Grove
Mrs. Walter Cole and Mrs Walter
Swatman were DenisOn visitors Satur-
day.
Harvey Hemmerlich's brother came
from California Sunday and will prob
ably remain here.
Mrs. Clarence O'Meara, who was
operated on last week for appendi-
citis, is doing nicely. The nurse Miss
Mckenna who was caring for her, de-
parted for Sioux City Friday, but an
other nurse, Miss Hoffman, took her
place. Many friends of Mrs. O'Meara
rejoice that she is recovering so
nicely from the ordeal.
Miss Ruby Baber spent a few days
in DenisOn last week at the home of
her sister, Mrs. o. B. Petersen.
Lester Meyer went on duty Sunday
as marshal and nightwatch. We can
all feel secure and the business men
can depend on Mr.. Meyer giving them
No. l service in his line.
Mrs. Fred Buss and Miss Hilda
Turnlund entertained the Golden Hour
C1nh tho homo 0S IL
Saturday afternoon. A jolly crowd
assembled and all spent most pleas
ant afternoon. Delicious refresh
mentS were served.
The town school opened Monday as
scheduled with the following teachers
on hand: Superintendent, S. Gates;
first assistant, Miss Edna Lewis; sec
ond assistant. Miss Stella Butler;
grammar, Miss Hilda Turnlund; inter.
mediate. Miss Ellen Goddard; second
primary, Miss Mildred Virgins; first
primary, Miss Agnes Goddard. The
total enrolment is about 1852. This is
somewhat below the usual first day
enrolment as number are out on &C.
count of the contagious disease in the
town. BY rooms the number is as fol-
lows: High, "A; grammar, 20; inter
mediate, 26; second primary, Is; frs:
primary, %. Professor Gates will
teach geometry, algebra, advanced re-
view arithmetic and physics; Miss
Lewis third and fourth year English,
first year Latin and English history;
Miss Butler first and second year
English, civics and music. From all
indications this years school will be
the best for several years. We trust
that the signs will not fail.
Aunt Sarah Blackman. who has been
poorly for some time was worse Mon
day and the service sof a physician
were required before she secured re-
lief
Miss Helen Swasey departed Sun
day for Omaha, where she will attend
the VanSant Business college the com
ing year. She will make her home
with Mrs. George Davis.
Mrs. John Griffin spent last Thurs
day at Missouri Valley.
DR.. Rowe's new Office is completed
and ready for occupancy
Mrs. Willis Virgins entertained
her sister, Miss Anna Griffin. of Coun-
Gil Bluffs, day or two last week.
Leo Ahart is a lucky bow indeed