The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-01-15
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Mrs. S. S. Rice returned last wee7
to her home in Denison. She ha
been heer helping her daughter Mrs
Lee VIM, care for the children Will
they We're sick with the measles. The.
have all recovered.
Mrs. Hover came down from Den
son Sunday to visit her daughter
Mrs. Martin Goddard
Mrs. Jensen and two children ar
here from Mapleton visiting relative
and friends.
Mrs. Spray Malone and four chill
dren returned on Sunday to her hom
in Kenwood after pleasant visit a
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Green.
Miss Sybil Woodruff returned from
Denison Sunday. She had been ;
weekend visitor with her friend, Mis-:
Frieda Fastje.
Lloyd Brake came up from Logan
Sunday morning and spent the day
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. III
Brake. Some way or other he can't
forget that Dow City is on the map.
Mark Pearsail drove to Dunlap on
Saturday, bringing back a load of hard
COAL The severe weather has helped
our dealers get rid of good supply
and now comes scarcity.
Red Reynolds and Harvey Hemmer-
lick returned Friday from their visit
with relatives at Calumet, Okla. They
report having had dandy time, but
both are glad to be back again.
Mrs. Harry Jones went to Omaha
again Friday to take her seven-year-
old son to the occulist. Her visit a
couple of months ago seemed to be Of
much benefit to the child, but it ap-
pears that the benefit wa shut tenn
porary Hence this second visit. We
truse that the little fellow may secure
permanent relief this time.
The ten-year-old son of Lee Clothier
who resides southeast of town, has
been very sick the past week. He
is suffering from an attack OF peri
tonitis and a trained nurse has been
called from Omaha to care for him.
We hope he may speedily recover. Ny
Colthier himself has also been COZ
fised to the house for week or more
Joe Carson was down from Sac City
last week Visiting former friends and
neighbors. He tells us he has sold
his farm near that place and pur-
chased a feed barn at Battle Creek,
and will move to that place at an early
date to conduct the business. We
wish him success in his new venture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Hahn went to
Denison Saturday to visit at the w.
N. Mcbride home. They also went to
see Mrs. Susie Moffitt, who has been
i'll for the past two or three months.
They returned home Sunday after
noon.
Vena and Lewis aMthys, who have
been visiting relatives at Wheeling,
w. Va, for the past three weeks, had
expected to start home the first of
this week, but are detained on account
of the floods in the Ohio river valley
L. e. Mcbride and w. B. Gibson
went to Chicago last Tuesday with
stock shipments made by Ahart and
Chamberlain. They returned Sunday
morning.
Little Dorothy Wiley is convalescing
afetr several days illness.
Elmer Newkirk was at Kenwood on
Friday on a business expedition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Blohm were
down from Denison Sunday calling on
her sister, Mrs. Joe Best, who is still
confined to her bed. Mrs. Best's re
covery is not as rapid as her many
friends had hoped for.
Bob Houston's family got moved to
their new home last week and Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Mccullough moved into the
house vacated by the Houstons.
Mrs. Bayliss Morgan and children
expect to leave this week for visit
with her parents at Crab Orchard
Neb. We are told that Mr.. and Mrs
Morgan are to pack their household
goods and will move from here as soon
as Mr.. Morgan secures location
and that Bian Iseminger's family will
probably live in the'rooms vacated by
them.
Mrs. Jane Wood is suffering from an
attack of pneumonia. Her advanced
age makes the illness all the more
serious. Many friends hope for com.
plete recovery.
Misses Sadie and Minnie Smith
came up from Woodbine last Wednes.
day to assist in caring for their aunt
Mrs. Frank Field, who has been very
sick for more than week. Mrs,
Field is reported as being slightly i'm
proved at this writing.
Arthur DeitZ was passenger to
Council Bluffs Wednesday, where he
transacted business.
Mrs. Warren Ettleman returned
last week from Pierson, where she had
been visiting her parents for two
weeks.
Mrs. O. A. Cooper was i'll the early
part of last week and later in the week
two children, Gerald and Lucille, We're
both sick. All are reported as being
better at present writing.
Mrs. Frank Binnall, Mrs. George
Bisnall, G. w. Langley and Thomas
Munsey went to Denison Sunday to
attend the funeral of r. B. Johnston.
Mrs. Sanford Rudd and daughter
came down from Denison Saturday for
a few days visit with Mr. and Mrs.
L. E. Mcbride. She expects to leave
soon for Central City. Neb., where her
husband is connected with a printing
establishment.
E. N. Chamberlin, w. w. Jordan and
Milo Kelly went to Chicago Saturday
night, accompanying stock shipments.
Born, recently, to Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Wiley, at Sheldon, Mo, baby
daughter. Many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wiley will extend congratula-
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