The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-10-22
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Lloyd Winans has purchased the
Pankow farm, known as the Mrs. L. e.
Dobson farm, and Mr.. PankoW re-
ceived an increase OF five thousand
dollars above what he paid one year
ago, making him very large profit on
his investment We understand that
Mr.. and Mrs. Pankow intend to move
to California. Lloyd is doing some
fall blowing and he and his family will
have very nice home. We Will glad
" welcome this worthy family to our
town.
The Mrs. Hattery property has again
changed hands. Millard Turner now
owns the property.
A farewell surprise party was given
Rev. and Mrs. Eddy Monday afternoon
of last week. On Tuesday Messrs.
Inghram, Shives. Newton and Chas.
Robertson loaded their effects on the
train for shipment to Battle Creek.
Rev. Eddy and wife drove across the
country with horse and buggy.
Mrs. T. G. Dobson and Mr. and Mrs.
J. l.. Miller were passengers to Denl'
son Monday afternoon of last week.
w. r. Huckstep recently killed a
small rattlesnake on the Frank Day
property on the east side of town. 1t
has been long time since rattle
snakes have been seen here.
George Johnson, OF Eustis. Neb., a
nephew OF N. V. Johnson, deceased,
was visiting relatives and friends a
few days last week He and Mrs. F.
H. Bsogden took dinner with Mrs. N.
V. Johnson last Tuesday. He i'm
proved the opportunity to take home
with him some hickory nuts and wal
nuts.
On Friday, October 10th. was the
tenth anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Robertson's wedding in Eng
land, and Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Win
ans tenth wedding anniversary. 1t
was Mr.. S. w. Streeter's seventy-first
birthday and Jacob Morley had been
dead two years on that date.
True Mercantile company sold a car
of Early Ohio potatoes shipped in from
Minnesota in less than three days.
Carl Streeter visited few days last
week with his sister Mrs. A. l.. Nc
Kim. and family at Grant City.
The w. w. society was royalty en-
tertained at the new and commodious
home of Mrs. Bessie Myers, south of
town. A large number were present
A splendid luncheon was served by
the hostess and all had good time.
Mr.. Myers used his automobile to
bring the ladies who had no convey
ances and took them back. Mr.. Myers
has fine car and is careful driver.
Free True and James Mckim re-
turned home the first of last week from
Lake Okoboji, where they had enjoyed
some pleasant hunting and fishing.
Mrs. J. w. Wilkinson visited one day
last week at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. James Mckim.
Elder Rannie occupied the pulpit at
the l.. d. S. church Wednesday even
ing, preaching to good sized audi
ence. He was on his way to quarter
ly conference at Gallands Grove,
which convened Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. Ralston and wife arrived last
Wednesday afternoon and moved on
into the parsonage. He de-
ing. We understand he will also
preach Sunday evenings, which has
not been done the past three years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Schwanz, liv-
ing On the viii Cook farm, entertained
DR.. Darling and wife, of VAIL the
greater part of week before last.
Mrs. A. J. Mason had peculiar in
cident week before last, when she got
out a piece of glass from her knee that
got in her limb just below the knee
nearly fifteen years ago. doctor
vas called at the time of the accident,
but found no glass. She was very
lame about six months and it has Civ
en- her more or less trouble ever since.
Not long ago she hurt the place where
The glass was and it festered up and
rhe decided there must be glass there
md she and her husband probed and
took out a good sized piece. which she
had felt several times like it was
the bone. The result is the
wound has healed and no further trou-
be is given.
A. H. Rudd, of Dow City, made De-
|oit a short call last Monday.
Lewis Pankow had the thresheTs
last Thursday Mr.. Pankow has made
good since farming here.
Mrs. Mary Slater. who went to Den
YER Colo, in view of benefiting her
health a few weeks ago, was so i'll that
aer children were sent for the first of
asst week. Mrs. Slater is sister of
Mrs. Lucy Dobson and Geo. Winans.
She has a great many friends here
who hope she may recover and return
nome.
Deforest and Albro Darling have
been enjoying the fishing and lake
freezes at Lake Okoboji the past few
months.
The Anderson boys threshed six
laws last week, the first full week they |
ave got in this seasons threshing on
recount of rain.
Mr., Martin autoed to Avoca the lat
Pr part of the week. He was accom-
,anied by Mrs. J. w. True and little
VOWS. F. "A. True took charge of the
,ank during his absence.