The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-07-30

to Ft. Crook Saturday to visit MRS
Cramer's relatives. Yves Cramer came
down from Denison to drive the cal
for them.
Some pilferer has a good appetite
for milk and number of housewives
near the main part of town who have
been in the habit of hanging the milk
in the well to keep cool have missed
the days supply when they went tc
get it for the morning meal. Butter
hanging in the same we'll has been
left untouched.
Arthur Cook and family autoed to
Vail Sunday and spent the day with
relatives.
Mrs. Pearl Servoss, of Denison, has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Roy.
Mrs. Samuel Graham and Mrs. B
F. Garrett and daughter, Lois, of Sac
City, are house guests at the Edmund
Howorth home.
Rev. Daniel Reagan has returned
from his summer vacation, which he
spent with his mother at Nora Springs,
and has taken up his work again at the
Baptist church here. His parishion.
ers are delighted to have him back.
RUDE Malone lost another horse
! last week. This makes two work
horses and one colt that he has lost
this season and he feels as if misfor.
tune is laying a heavy hand on him.
G. W.. Ratliffe loaded out his house
hold goods the first of the week for
Marshalltown, where he will work in
the future.
J. F. Rudd went to Lake View last
week to do some work for E. N. Cham
berlain. Mrs: Rudd went with him
and spent a few days at that resort.
They went up in the Chamberlain car.
1t is rumored that John Fastje, of
Denison, is to open branch music
store here in the first building north
Of the city hall.
The EpwOrth League held a lawn
social last Wednesday evening on the
church lawn and sold ice cream and
cake. About sixteen dollars were the
receipts of the evening.
Willis Virgins has been spending
considerable time in Denison lately
supervising the work of getting his
store building in readiness for the
opening of his grocery store there. He
plans to have it running by September
list.
The Friday club went out to the
pleasant home of Mrs. Fred Coleman
last Friday. afternoon for their regu-
lar meeting. The day was cool and
the guests enjoyed the trip out and
back as we'll as the time spent in the
house. A fine two course lunch was
served. Mrs. John Hargens, of Mon
DAMN, was an out of town guest. The
next meeting will be at the Jim Heck.
er home north of Dunlap, where the
club goes for an all day session. The
trip will be made in autos.
A delightful reunion took place on
Sunday at the Joe Hewlett home,
when Mrs. Hewlett and her uncle, Mr.
Lichty, met for the first time in twen-
ty-five years. Mr. Lichty came here
two years ago from Orchard, Neb., and
has been working in the vicinity of
Dow City since that time. The How
lett family have lived here for years.
They had lost trace of each other and
just few days ago each learned Of
the others presence here and Mr.
Lichty hurried to the Hewlett home
daughter has also lived in town or
near town for two years also and
neither she nor Mrs. Hewlett had
learned of the others presence until
the meeting Sunday. Mrs. Hewlett
has few living relatives and thus she
is the more delighted at meeting these
two. The relatives had lost all trace
of each other years ago.
Mrs Ed Riddle is visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs. Will Butterworth, at Sioux
City. She will be back some time this
Their and Chester ButterwOrth, will re-
turn with her for visit here.
Mrs. F. NJ. Essex and two children,
of Kellogg, We're visiting at the home
of her brother. Tom Mccullough. a
few days last week.
Hoeffer brothers shipped car of
cattle to Omaha Monday. Ralph Hoef-
fer went in with the shipment.
Frank Honz was down from Tara
and spent the sabbath with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Honz.
Gus Anderson and wife moved last
week into the Bybee house in the east
part of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Gibson are the
parents of fine baby girl, born on
Monday, July 2Sth.
Will Clark drove to the lake Sun
day, Earl Jones. Pearl Wore and Har-
vey Hemmerlich accompanying him.
Leslie Holcomb, Ora McElwain and
Bert McElwain were business visitors
in Omaha one day last week. Ora
purchased new thresher separator to
begin the seasons work with.
The eight months daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Lige Justice was taken sick
Saturday while they were in town.
They took her to the home of rela-
tives, where they stayed until Monday
before she was able to he taken home
Mrs. J. w. Wight. Of Lamont, and
Isaac Hawley, of Red Oak. were visit
ors at the Romanan Wight home last
week.
Mrs. Margaret Willett, of Billings.
Mont, came Friday for an extended
visit with her mother. Mrs. Maria
Gibson. and other relatives.
Miss Krutsinger, the nurse who
has been taking care Of Mrs. Mary Nc
Henry during her long illness. has re-
turned to Omaha. where she will re-