The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-03-05
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girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Pearsall moved
last week to the Virgins residence in
the west part of town. Will Galland
and wife moved into the house vacat-
ed by the Pearsall family and will
care for Grandma Griffin.
Benson Smiths three year old daugh-
ter, Hope, has been very i'll for more
than week with pneumonia and
Mrs. Belfay, the trained nurse, has
been caring for her. She is better at
this writing and Mrs. Belfay has re-
turned to her home at DenisOn.
Jake Reeser and family have
moved to town and are occupying the
property recently purchased from j.
r. Rudd.
Mr.. Irving Wheeler came down from
Burlington, Wis, last week and is Wis
iting at the home of his niece, Mrs. l.
A. Anderson.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Asa Ettle-
man, on Sunday, March I'd, a son.
Mrs. Bramon and two children have
returned to their home in Omaha after
a three weeks visit at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Asa Dow
Ahart & Chamberlain shipped out
five loads of cattle to Omaha Sunday
night.
Mrs. A. H. Harper returned Friday
from a winters sojourn in Eureka
Springs, Ark. She reports Mr.. Har-
per as improving in health and he
and their aunt, Mrs. Cain, will stay
for month or six weeks longer She
reports Mrs. Jack Ahart as receiving
much benefit from the baths.
Mrs. Mary Sterrett and daughters
departed on Saturday for Dunlap,
where they will spend couple of
days at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Valla Vaughn, after which they
will journey on to Anthem, where the
rest of the family have already gone.
Jim Wilson moved last week to the
Wheelright farm three miles south of
town.
Mrs. Belfay was called from Deni-
son Sunday to care for Mrs. Hugh
Butterworth, the former nurse, Mrs.
Galland, being called home to Arion
on account of illness in her family.
Misses Bartel, Saggau and Moeller
were down from DenisOn Friday Wis
iting Miss Freda Bartel and staying
for the dance. They returned home
Saturday.
]. G. Graul has been unable to be
at his duties at the Northwestern de-
pot for more than week on account
of illness. He is reported as being
better now.
Mrs. A. A. Fishel was at home to
the Sunshine club and their husbands
last Wednesday evening. On account
of the stormy weather number were
unable to be present, but those that
braved the wintry blast We're delight
fully entertained. A delicious repast
was served and much enjoyed.
Johnny and Elias O'Meara, Nelson
Butler, Doc Gibson, Billy Bell and
Fred Buss and probably others whose
names we did not learn spent several
days in Omaha last week attending
the auto show. They witnessed the
burning of the Dewey hotel at that
place Friday morning.
Emery Schissler loaded his house
hold goods and farming paraphernaiia
last Sunday for shipment to Jeffer-
son, where he will farm the coming
season.
Herman Lazerus and family are
contemplating taking a trip to Texas
in the near future, where they Will
spend a couple of weeks visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Cohen.
Earl Trip and Bert Coburn and
their families arrived last week from
Gordon, Neb. They shipped their
household goods and have come to
stay. Both of these families moved
to that section of the country few
years ago, going from this place, but
they decided to try their fortunes
among Crawford county's hills, so
have returned to make this their home
in the future.
Ed Chamberlain went to Omaha on
Sunday.
O, ]. Judd was out Friday for the
first time since his ten days Illness
The nurse who was caring for Lee
Clothier's boy, returned to her home
at Omaha last week, but the child
seemed worse after day or so ana
Mrs L. B. Toon went out to wait on
him. Mrs. Toon has nursed in this
family several times before.
Mrs. N. B. Butler visited her par
ents. Mr., and Mrs. Geo. Ahart, in Den
ison several days last week.
L. A. Wore is very sick at his nome
three miles west of town and is said
to be suffering from inflammation OF
the bowels.
Mrs. Misner started Friday for her
home in Kansas, having been here on
account of the illness and death or
her mother, Mrs. VIM. Kelly.
Mrs. J. H. Young was hostess to
the Friday club last Friday afternoon
at their regular meeting. Several
other ladies were present to enjoy the
afternoon with the club members. A
guessing game of flowers had been
arranged and caused quite bit OF
merriment, Mrs. Farnk Odell captur-
ing the first prize, a pretty olive DISH
and Mrs. w. G. Rolls was awarded the
consolation prize, yeast cake. A
delicious lunch was served. The club
meets two weeks hence with Mrs. j.
H. Pearsall. -,
Mrs. Clarence O'Meara has been Ill
for several days from an attack OF
acute bronchitis. She is Commissioning
at this writing.