The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-01-22

broken and had to be taken to the
wagon shop to be repaired. They con-
slider themselves fortunate that no
greater damage was done.
Jack the pepper is abroad again and
has been plying his trade. He has
been seen peeking into peoples win
dows after the occupants OF the
houses are settled for the night. This
sort of thing has happened before
and people are getting thoroughly
aroused. People at different houses
are positive as to the guilty one, but
on account of relatives have not as
yet made any trouble about it, but II
this thing is continued the names will
be made public, and the example
made of the guilty party will be en-
barrassing to say the least. 1t is best
to be wise in time.
Examinations at the end OF the
first semester were in progress about
all of last week and pupils are breath
ing sigh of relief to know they are
over, but the relief would be greater
to know that they had safely passed.
Mrs. Wood, whose illness was re-
porter last week, is somewhat i'm
proved, but still not we'll. Mrs.
Kelly doesn't seem to improve much,
if any.
Mrs. Ed Ahart delightfully."- enter
tanned the Friday club last Friday at
ternoon, several other ladies being
present to share the hospitality at this
pleasant home. A delicious lunch was
served, which all enjoyed to the ut
most. The next meeting will be two
weeks hence with Mrs. f. w. HOus-
ton.
Mrs. James Baber, Jr. has been en-
Pertaining two Of her sisters. Ihey
returned to their home in Dunlap on
Sunday.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Banyard have received the announce
ment of the birth OF a daughter TO
them one day last week at the home
near Arion. Mrs. lanyard will be re-
membered as Miss Henrietta Car
baugh.
Vena Mathys and brother, Lewis,
returned last week from a months
visit with relatives at Wheeling. w.
Va. They have many experiences to
relate, in that they, with their rela-
tives, were driven away from the
home by the flood waters OF the ONO
river. They were delayed from re-
turning home as soon as they had eX-
pected to for the same reason.
E. v. Goddard has been able to be
at his work since his illness OF last
week, but on Monday he was again
taken i'll and has been a very SICK
man ever since. His family are much
worried over his condition, as he is
in frail health all the time.
r. w. Houston has been called to
serve on the grand jury and will re-
port at Denison for the work next
Monday.
Miss Hazel Hover has been sick at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Martin
Goddard, being afflicted with lnflam-
nation of the bowels.
Miss Mable Cole was down from
Hanover township last week for
weekend visit with her parents, re-
turning on Sunday to her school
work. Since the weather became SO
severe she finds it necessary to spend
part of her week-ends up there.
The whole community has been IN
terested the past week over the con-
dition of Mr.. Charles c. Grllms, q
stranger who laid sick at the CITY
Hotel He came into town about Jan
uary 7th and registered at the hotel,
purporting to be a travelling salesman
for a Chicago jewelry concern, but
in reality was a hotel clerk from Sid
new, Iowa. He was sick at that time
and although local physician admin
istered to him he continued SICK. On
last Wednesday his condition became
worse and the authorities telegraphed
his father at Marysville, Mo. Inc
father. an aged man, came in response
to the message, but the son never
recognized the grief-stricken parent.
He passed away about 2:3O p. M: on
Sunday morning, January 18TH. Inc
remains were prepared for Shipment
TO his old home at Marysville, and the
father departed for that place at 1903
Sunday afternoon with the body, an
escort of Odd Fellows and Masons ac'
companying him to the depot. Thus
ends the earthly career Of Charley I.
Grilms, a victim at the early age OF
20 years, of the deadly cigarette and
alcoholic drink. He leaves, OF his I'M
mediate family, an aged father, two
sisters and one brother, all OF Marys-
Vile. The death of this young man
contains a lesson from which many
might we'll profit and if any man ac-
uuainted with the facts OF the case ac-
cents the truths contained therein,
Charley Grilms has not died in vain.
Uncle Jimmy Houston returned on
Sunday morning to his home at Colo
RADIO Springs after three months 50
iourn here at the home Of his nephew,
r. w. Houston. He came to help
with the erection of Bob's new resi-
dence and now that the work is com
pleted he was loft for home"
Herman Logsdon's sale was held
last week and although some articles
did not bring as much as was expect
ed, other things brought more, and
Mr.. Logsdon is quite satisfied with
the proceeds. Although the sale is
held early the family do not expect
to depart for their new home untll
about the first of March.
Mrs Henry Rolling is quite i'll at her
home southwest of town and her
mother, Mrs. Joseph Losch. came on
Monday to help care for her. we
trust she may speedily regain her ac-
customed health.
Seven young ladies', Misses Helene
Swasey, Mabel Cole, Mildred Butter