The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-10-22

The first snow of the season fe
: Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crandall cam
last Wednesday from St. Paul, Neb
for a weeks visit at the home of Mrs
Janet Crandall.
G. c. Antisdel came near getting
his right arm broken last week Will
'cranking his auto. The engine back
nred and he received blow from tn
crank that strained the muscles ant
spread the bones in the forearm. H,
has carried the injured arm in slim,
while getting over the effects. H,
considers himself fortunate in no
being more severely injured
Mrs. J. Fl. Pearsall and Miss Lille
Gibson were passengers for Omaha
Friday morning. Mrs. Pearsall re
turned Saturday, but Miss Gibson will
remain for week or ten days to visit
her sister. Mrs. Charles Horn.
Mrs. Nate Hahn went to Denison
Friday to visit with her sister. Mrs
Jake Schwartzenbach, returning home
Saturday.
Miss Helen Swasey came up Friday
ents. She returned to her work Mon.
day. Miss Helen is attending the
VanSant college, taking business
course. She is one of many young
people who realize the value of bus
mess education, thus equipping them
selves for life of usefulness in the
business world.
Dan Daughenbaugh and son, Lee,
came up from Des Moines Thursday
to spend few days at the Fred Krem-
len home They returned home Sun
day.
Paul Wight, who Is travelling in the
interests of an oil firm and who is
working the Dunlap territory, came up
from that point Thursday to visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Romanan Wight
The stork made a trip to this vicin.
ity Wednesday, October 10th, and left
two fine boys, one at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Orvie Boham. the other with
DIR. and Mrs. f. N. Rowe. Both moth
ers and babes are doing we'll.
Misses Clara Bartel and Emma Sag
gau came Friday afternoon from Den
ison to visit Miss Frieda Bartel. They
attended the dance in the evening and
returned home the next day.
Fritz Hummer arrived Saturday
from Limpach, Switzerland, and will
make this his permanent home. He
will work for the present for his
brother, Ernest Hummer, west of
town. He visited for a week with his
sister in New York City on his way
here.
Mrs. Arch Wight and daughter, Ev-
elyn, and Showed Thompson were
DenisOn visitors Saturday.
Misses Mary and Maggie Schlies, of
Mapleton. have been pleasant visitors
at the c. II. Bramley home north of !
town.
Mrs. Charley Antisdel was called to
Omaha Saturday morning on account
OF the serious illness of her mother,
Mrs. Emma Fisher, who is suffering
from pneumonia.
Mrs. Agnes Massie, of Denver, Colo.
came Thursday for a visit with rela-i /
lives. She visited her parents. Mrs.
and Mrs. Lyman Merrick, at Bolivar,
Mo-. before coming here and reports
them as being we'll. Mrs. Massie has
not been here for seven years and
many friends are delighted to meet
her again and renew her acquaintance
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Cook and son,
Oliver. We're in Denison Saturday shop
ping and visiting friends.
Fred Bird moved Saturday to the
Slater farm, four miles east of town
where they will work during the fall
and winter season.
Ancil Clark and wife were over from
Harlan last week visiting with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Clark,
and helping through the big sale.
they returned home Saturday.
Friends of Mrs. p. w. Omeara are
,rieved to learn of her being very i'll
Turing the past week. Her sister,
Miss Mollie Slattery, is over from
township, helping to care
or her.
Mrs. Ed Ahart was visitor In Dun
ap one day last week.
Link Goddard has been taking care ,
If lame arm for the past week He -,
vas standing OIL step ladder, wash :,
ng the windows at the city bakery,
When the ladder slipped, and he was
brown to the floor. His arm was !;
Iurt so badly it was feared that the :
zones were broken but it was learned :
nat it was no worse than badly sprain- I,
d.
Archie Lambert was an arrival Sat-
rday morning from Lewiston, Mont. G
lie came here to join his wife who has +
cen at the home of her parents, Mr..