The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-10-15
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train Tuesday to attend the celebra-
ton in Denison.
The True Mercantile company have
put in new scales juts across the
street opposite their store.
Charley Anderson was down from
Wall Lake a few days last week
Mrs. Hulda Shives visited with her
mother, Mrs. c. M. Johnson. over Sun
day. She found her belfast with rheu-
matism. but left her much better.
Mrs. George Tea and children were
up from Denison visiting relatives las
week.
Homer Huckstep came up from
Laurel Neb., to visit with his parents
a few days He has been over there
looking up land to farm. Their crops
in Kansas were failure this year.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Schiller came in on
the afternoon train the latter part OF
the week for a few months stay at
this, their old home for visit with
relatives and friends They have been
absent several years, living in North
Dakota Their son, Raymond, will be
here in few days.
Rev. Eddy and wife returned home
from conference Monday They have
been assigned Battle Creek for their
next pastorate and will move the first
OF this week. Rev. Eddy got crippled
up by his horse kicking him Friday,
but filled the pulpit here Sunday, as
a farewell sermon.
Rev. John r. Ralston and wife will
move to Deloit this week in the NJ. E.
parsonage, where he will occupy the
NJ E. pulpit during the coming year.
Mrs. Ann Turner had the misfor-
tune to cut leader in her hand that
led up in the middle finger. 1t has
healed up, but she has lost the use of
her finger.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Childress were
in Denison last week to see their
daughter, Mrs. Lois Norris, who had
a serious attack OF appendicitis. We
understand she goes to Omaha for an
operation Monday of this week.
r. H. Childress and wife entertained
Wilbur Hawley and wife week ago
Sunday.
The w. w. society met last week
with Mrs. J. w. True. They are en-
tertained this week by Mrs. Mearl
Myers.
Robert Anderson is staying in town
and building on the farm just north
and west Of Deloit, where John Ander-
son has farmed the past few years.
When the buildings are completed
they will be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Anderson and children. where
ne will continue to farm.
Doctor Smiths parents arrived the
latter part of the week and they went
to housekeeping in what is known as
the Mrs. Hattery residence just east
of the brick church. DR.. Smith is al
ready receiving some patronage in his
profession. The drug store is near
ing completion and we hope soon to
oblige all those who need anything in
that line.
Mrs. T.. C. Dobson was called to
Meadow Grove, Neb., the first of last
week on account of the illness of her
mother. She returned Saturday leav-
ing her mother as well as usual.
Mrs. Anna Nicewanner went to-
Sioux City Monday to the hospital for
an operation. She was accompanied
by her daughter, Georgia.
R. H. Childress was passenger to
Wall Lake Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mason and Mrs.
+. H. Brogden went to Denison week
ago Sunday to attend the unwilling
ceremonies of the monument of their
sister, Mrs. N L. Hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Worley and little
boy spent Sunday under the parental
roof of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Krahl
near Vail.
Bert Darling went to Boyer Monday
morning to do carpenter work.
Lacey Myers put in large gasoline
tank by his store building last week.
1t has self measuring attachments.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Winans re-
NAMED on the farm while their son,
Ray, and wife visited in Oklahoma.
Ray returned home Saturday evening.
Mrs. B. E. McKim entertained Mrs.
I. Tea and daughter, Mabel, and Mrs.
F. Landon at dinner last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Brogden autoed
to Kiron Sunday and spent the day
with his son, Eugene, and family.
Alfred Brogden and family were up|
to Deloit Sunday.
Wash Myers and son, True, return
ed home Saturday evening from La
moni, where he had spent nearly two
months putting up buildings on his
place preparatory to moving there thel
first of next year. We understand his
residence will be built after they
move.
Mike Myers bought back his barber
shop and is at his old trade again.
MI. and Mrs. Riggleman entertained
Mr. Barborka, Mr.. Randall and Miss
Poole, Of Denison, and Mr.. Martin, of
Deloit at dinner Sunday. The after
noon was pleasantly spent with music.
Mr. Martin brought the Denison peo-
pie and returned them safely home in
the evening, he remaining over night
at the Riggleman home and then TAX
ing the boys to school Monday morn
ing.
,rhe w. w. are in receipt OF let
ter from the sanitarum, stating the
needs of the institution which has
been in operation for four years and
consequently is pretty we'll run down.
They need sheets, pillow slips, towels,
napkins, night gowns, rubber rugs; in
fact everything needs replacing. An
opportunity is given those who wish