The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-07-30
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Miss Barbara Scott came down from
Carol 1.-The middle of the week ant
will visit here until the first of Sep
TENDER with relatives.
Miss Blanche King has gone tt
Lakewood, Neb., for an indefinite so
journ. Miss King spent last year il
Lakewood and was so we'll pleased
with her location and work that she
returns, after spending few months
with her parents southwest of town
and will resume her work at the for
mer place.
Miss June Binnall, of Dunlap. visit
ed Thursday and Friday here at the
home of her cousin, George Binnall
She had been to Denison taking the
teachers examination and stopped of
on her way home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art S. Randel return
ed last week from their visit at lola
kans., with his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hargens and two
sons came over from Mondamin Tues
day for visit with their mother, Mrs
Anna Doser. Mr.. and Mrs. Hargens
were former residents here and met
many friends who were delighted to
see them again.
Messrs. Elias ,O'Meara and w. b
Gibson were over to Fremont, Neb.
race meet. They were entertained at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. r. T. Van.
Meter, former residents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Pearsall went to
Derison Saturday and were guests at
the Frank Barrett home over Sunday.
They embraced the opportunity to take
in few sessions of the chautauqua.
w. G. Rolls was business visitor
in Omaha Friday last.
Miss Emma Lick is confined to her
bed while suffering from an attack of
tonsilitis.
Mrs. Luther Brazel had the pleas
ure of entertaining her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Pat McCord, and her grand
mother, Mrs. McCord, all of Defiance,
Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Hilda and Esther Turnlund
returned last week from Winger,
Mimi, where they had spent the pre-
ceding three weeks at the home of
their brother, Harry. They report
having had a delightful time.
Mrs. Warren Ettleman4and daugh.
ter, Bernice, spent the past week in
Dunlap at the Earl Ettleman home.
E. A. Stone was down from Denison
Saturday looking over the business
at the Stewart Lumber company here.
The Charley Bennett family, of Dun
lap, spent Sunday at the J. r. Griffin
home.
Mrs. Albert Alexander went to Den.
ison Saturday, where she visited until
Sunday afternoon with her sister, Mrs.
Mary Terry.
Miss Bessie Cramer is up from Dun.
lip visiting at the home of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Cramer.
Fred Bird went to Council Bluffs to
consult physician. Mr.. Bird has been
in poor health for several months and
his family are considerably worried
over his condition.
Misses Eta and Florence Stepanek
were in Denison last week taking the
teachers examination. Miss Eta will
teach the Fred Buss school the COM
ing year and Miss Florence the Tom
Ahart school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence O'Meara and
Johnny O'Meara and sister, Mary, at
tended religious services in Buck
Grove Sunday
Paul Ahrens was in Denison Satur-
day attending to some business at
fairs and taking in session of the
chautauqua.
Charley Igou had a new thresher
separator shipped in last week and
is all rugged up now for good seas
on's threshing. Charley is an old
hand at this work and every one can
depend on getting a good job of work
done if he undertakes it.
Mrs. Tom Bruner came the last of
the week from Douglas, Wyo., to visit
her sister. Mrs. Mary McHenry, and
help to care for her. Mrs. Bruner has
done years OF nursing and although
Aunt Mary has been in good health,
she will get still better care under
Aunt Martha's management.
James Ballantine's baby is still so
seriously i'll and small hopes are en-.
tertained for It's recovery.
Ahart & Chamberlain shipped five
loads of hogs to Chicago Saturday
night.
Miss Somerset. who is visiting at
luc SAdIlSy llOulc, HAS 81 ldI
recovered from her injury that she
was able to be down town Saturday.
She is, however, quite lame yet.
Misses Rosalia Scott and Lena Birk-
hofer spent couple of days last week
in Denison.
We are informed that Horace Ma
lone, who is in failing health, contem-
plates trip to Canada within the next
week or so, and if the climate agrees
with him he will stay.
Mrs. Art Randel and daughter,
Elsie, went to Dunlap last Thursday.
Mrs. Randel has returned, but Miss
Elsie expects to stay there for some
time.
VIM. Ettleman has purchased dray
line No. from Joe Pearsall and gets
possession August LIST. Up until that
time he will run the dray for Mr.
Pearsall Joe has been a drayman
here for number of years, and it
will seem odd to see him out of the
business.
Eugene Crandall was the first of
the farmers in this vicinity to thresh,
and his winter wheat went forty bush
els to the acre. He is rejoicing there
fore.