The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-07-23

against Sulir, Sulir horse winning the
race: second. M"Cord of Defiance
against Odea. McCord winning easy;
third, McCord against Sulir, McCord
winning again. Good crowds wit
messed every race.
James Ballentines baby is very i'll
and fears are entertained for It's re-
covery.
Miss Ora Butterworth returned
Monday from Woodbine where she
spent a couple of days visiting rel
atives.
Rev. Joseph Stephen went away
again Monday, morning to resume his
work on the Chautauqua platform. 8
Mr.. o. b. Peterson was down, from
Denison Sunday spending the day with
his family at the S. E. Baber home.
Ed. Galland was up from Logan Sun
day and spent the. day with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Galland.
A jolly crowd of young folks went
out to the Enos Cross home Saturday
night for q hop in the big hay barn.
A fine time is reported.
Clark Best got fine new Case sep
arat0r last week for his threshing
outfit and pulled into Gene Crandalls
field Tuesday morning to begin work
Clark will be more than busy for the
next few months.
Grandpa Griffin was sick several
days last week and at his advanced
age. SO, 1t is slow work recovering
from even few days illness -
Walter Rule and wife came In from
Carroll Monday evening for brief
visit with Grandma. Rule. They also
called on other relatives. They de-
parted Tuesday morning for Denison
where Mr.. Rule has some work as
lineman for the telephone company.
Mrs. John Willer gave dance Sat
urday night to her friends. 1t was
held in the big new barn which the
carpenters have just finished.
All eyes are fixed on the chau
tauqua which begins Saturday at Den
ison. continuing week. A number
from here are planning on going near
! ly every day. 1t will certainly be well
worth ones time and effort.
The Tom Ahart family spent Sat
urday at the lake.
Mrs. Joe McColl and daughter. Opal
are at Woodbine attending Holiness
campmeeting.
Prof. James Rae, of Iowa City, is
visiting at the home of his mother
Mrs. Thomas Rae.
Miss Somerset who is visiting at the
Chas. Smith home and whose accident
was reported last week, is still suffer
ing and the foot is badly swollen and
discolored. She is as yet unable tc
walk. The lady has not had very
enjoyable vacation trip on this &C
count.
The Rebekahs installed officers last
Wednesday evening as follows: Flora
Virgins. N. G: Mrs. Viola Keairnes
". G; Mrs. S. E. Wiley. Treas. After
the business of the evening was con
Guided, ice cream, cake and fruit were
served ,r
Sherm Donnegan came up from Lo
gan the last of the week and matched
race with Curly Alexander, the at
fair being pulled off Monday after
noon. The Logan horse winning the
race by a narrow margin. Much dis
satisfaction was manifested and q
great deal of squabbling was the re
suit. The money was paid however
to Mr.. Donnegan and he departed.
Mrs. J. L. ButterwOrth invited 9
number of little folks to her home
Friday afternoon for party for hel
son, Dale. The little folks spent ar
enjoyable afternoon with games etc
after which ice cream and cakes were
served.
TIL Palo Auto Club picnicked in Lo
gan Park last Saturday afternoon. A
good attendance is reported and 8
dandy supper was had.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Bryan
gave them a post card shower on the
occasion of their fortieth wedding an
niversary which occurred July, II. The
illness of Mr.. Bryan's mother prevent
ed the friends from giving Mr.. ant
Mrs. Bryan any other demonstration
of their friendship and good wishes.
Mrs. A. H. Rudd's Religio class
participated in picnic last Thurs
day evening from to s at Logar
Park. The class is composed Of girls
and they brought their mothers along
to picnic with them. Each brought
along some article for the supper anC
thus there was variety of good thing
to eat. A most enjoyable time was
had.