The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-07-16
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O. W. Weir's mother and sister
| took their departure for Greeley, Colo
Tuesday evening.
n. H. Brogden purchased a Ford
auto in Dunlap one day last week.
! Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Hunt and family
went on the afternoon train Tuesday
| to spend the week with Woodbine and
Logan relatives.
Mrs. o. w. Weir's father came to
visit her last week.
| Lem Watts, OF Boyer, bought the
fine COW OF c. ]. Hunt and took her
home Tuesday afternoon.
There were a number Of people took
an outing trip to Lake wood Sunday
| Jas. Mckim spent a few days al
home from Lake Okoboji this week.
returning Wednesday.
Miss Anna Munley and sister, OF
Dunlap, We're here Wednesday.
Little Melinda Moore, of Schleswig,
visited with Hilma and Alice Jepsen
several days this week.
VIM. Mckim, Of Independence, Mo-,
and Scott and Raub Mckim, OF Des
Moines, came to be present at their
fathers funeral.
Earl Winans, wife and two little
boys, went Friday to Lake Okoboji
for an outing.
Miss Mary kral and sister, OF Vail,
were in town Thursday calling on
their cousin, Mrs. VIM. Morley.
MI and Mrs. VIM. Jepsen and chill
dren, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
lake Sachau a1fno1 oyo,. tn S,',loc
wig to help Mrs. John Jepsen cele-
brate her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Slater, little girl
and Mrs. Mary Slater were in Deloit
Thursday.
Chas. Bullock was on our streets
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Copps and chill
dren were in Deloit Thursday. They
brought Jessie Winans over 10 be
present at the funeral of her great
grandfather, Uncle David Mckim.
The little daughter of Gus Scnurke
got her hand badly hurt in the hay
fork a few days ago. She is getting
along nicely, but they are afraid it
will leave her front finger stiff.
Mrs. Anna Nicewanner and daugh-
ter, Georgia, took the train Friday for
Nebraska.
Earl Glalland sold a fine COW to Alb
ram Galland this week.
Fred Moeller and VIM. Jepsen went
to Manning Friday to see about get
ting piano for the dance hall.
Millard Turner shipped a car of old
iron Monday.
Geo. Myers was up from Denison
Mr.. and Paul Norris came up from
Denison to stay over Sunday.
Eugene Brogden has bought a Ford
car to peddle meat to the country
people from his shop at Kiron.
Leonard and Hester Lingle, John,
Eugene and Mary Fink came through
Deloit Sunday on their way to Lake
View
Clair McKim came up from Omaha
to attend his grandfather's funeral,
returning in the evening.
Go hear O'Neal, the great orator,
also Frederic Poole and his moving
pictures on China at the Denison chau-
tauqua, commencing July 26th.
An Epworth League ice cream
social is to be held at the ]. L. Riggle-
nan home Friday evening. Every
one is welcome.
The Ladies Aid society will meet at
he NJ. E. church Friday afternoon.
The Sunshine club will have an ice
'eram social Saturday afternoon and
upstairs over the bank. Home
made ice cream will be served. Ev-
,ryone come
All Archers of the B. A. Yeomen
ire requested to pay their dues the
irst of every month. This is your
luty and it is to your interest that
his important matter be attended to
Do not wait for notice from the cor
or from the head office, but
De faithful to your order. Negligent
md Indifferent members have the
same effect upon the society. Unless
his is attended to the correspondent
Will have to report the delinquent
members as suspended and it is some
extra expense and trouble to rein
state. Requested by secretary.
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