The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-07-09

ure the past week of entertaining her
friend Miss Martha Stegeman, OF
Schleswig.
Mrs. Lereoux and children, of Irwin
have been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Jack Williamson.
The Northwestern road has put on
big gang of Italians here to raise
the track running through town. Will
bur Thomas has accepted the position
of time keeper.
Mrs. Mabel Toon was an Omaha
shopper last Thursday.
Mrs. Earl Ettleman and son. Billy,
were up from Dunlap last week visit
ing at the Warren Ettleman home.
Mrs. Lyman Bartlett returned to
her home in Scranton Saturday after
a pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs
J. F. Potter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Pegg and the
Misses Celia and Hattie Hargens,
returned home Sunday to Mondamin
after spending a few days at the Enos
Cross home.
Mrs. S. E. Baber and son, Gordon,
arrived home Friday from Gordon
|Neb., where they had been visiting
the Eli Baber family.
Interest in the Denison chautauqua
continues to grow and many from
here are planning on getting started
the first day when Judge A. z. Blair
is speaker and the Spanish ladies'
orchestra furnishes the music. This
is certainly good idea and more will
do we'll to follow it up.
Mrs. Engle is here from North Da
kta visiting her sister, Mrs. Chris Vol
lerson.
Jack Scott was in Council Bluffs last
Thursday on business in the auto line.
He has done a splendid business in
this line and interest continues to in
crease.
Mrs. Marcus Christensen has been
under the doctors care for several
days past.
Miss Cora Chapman returned Sat
urday evening to her home.
Mrs. Walter Lamborn and Miss
Rhea Cummings We're down from Den
|ison last Wednesday attending chau
tauqua. They were entertained at the
home of their friend, Mrs. Clarence
O'Meara.
And still the auto fever RACES. The
latest victim of the Overland strain
is Harry Bramley; of the Buick strain
Tim Coleman. Arthur Cook also has
an Overland.
Mrs. Bert Coburn. who lives several
miles south of town, has been serious
" i'll the past week and is still a great
sufferer. Her sister, Mrs. Henry Gal
land, of Arion, has been caring for
her.
George Keairnes had slight acct
dent Sunday night that could easily
have been much worse. When nearing
the Albert Birkhofer crossing some.
thing went wrong with the steering
apparatus of the auto so that Mr..
Keairnes lost control of the car. 1t
ran into John Gibson's carriage, TAX
ing a rear wheel off and otherwise
damaging the vehicle. No one was
hurt in either rig. although all the oc-
cupants we're badly frightened.
1t is reported that Curley Alex
ander's sorrel racer, Maggie. took Sec
ond money at Des Moines in the races
there the fourth. Good, indeed.
Joseph Friend, who lives southeast
of town, met with a painful accident
one day last week when he caught
his hand in the gearing of a hay load
err. fracturing several bones.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Mesenbrink,
of Dunlap, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Barrett, of Denison, were Sabbath day
visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Ahrens.
Nick Hansen's two year old child
was taken i'll on the grounds the fourth
but was so i'll that it could not be
moved home till evening. 1t still con-
tinues ill.
Mrs. J. r. Harker and daughter,
Cecile, returned to their home at Ute
Monday after several days visit at
the w. f. Fishel home. Miss Iva
Fishel accompanied them home to Wis
it there few days.
Mrs. Anna Bell, better known as
Grandma" Bell, suffered a light