The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-10-01
Relatives received the announce

Relatives received the announce
ment of the birth of daughter to MI
and Mrs. August Mesenbrink, Septem
Der Oath, at their home near Dunlap
Misses Ellen and Agnes Goddard
; went down to Carroll Saturday morn
ing for visit with their friend, Mrs
Peter Young They returned Sunda!
afternoon.
| Mrs. James Baber Jr. and son, Tho
mas, were up from Dunlap day o.
two last week visiting relatives.
Harry Bramley delighted his family
recently by purchasing a tine Kimbal
piano for their benefit.
! Mesdames r. G. Luke and J. U. Wise
were in Denison Saturday looking over
the seasons fashions.
Mr.. and Mrs Jim Wilson's baby has
been very i'll for the past couple oil
weeks and fears were entertained THAI
it could not survive, but at this writ
ing it is improved and the parents
feel much encouraged. Dr.. Ines Reno
sister of Mrs. Wilson, was up from
Woodbine helping to care for the
little fellow.
Guild Evans and Carl Motter were
down from Arion Saturday visiting
with their numerous young friends.
Mr.. Laverne Grace returned Monday
to his home in Sheridan, Wyo., after
three weeks visit here with relatives.
Mrs. N. B. Butler visited her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ahart, in
Denison Friday
Mrs. W. Renfroe and three children
came Wednesday from Turtle Lake N.
D., for weeks visit with their mother
Mrs. Gertie Tillett. She says they are
that they are doing Well
Tom Hewlett came down from At
kins last week, bringing one of his
sons along and leaving him at the
home of his brother, Joe Haleltt, where
the lad will make his home for time
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Erlman and
daughter Bernice, went to Denison
Saturday for an over Sunday visit at
the Mart Henry home.
Mrs. Mary Terry came down from
Denison Friday for a farewell visit
with her sister, Mrs. Albert Alexander
Mrs. Terry goes this week to San
Francisco to make her home with her
daughter She leaves hosts of friends
here who wish her an abundance of
healt.l and happiness in her new
home.
Miss Barbara Scott came down from
Carroll Sunday and spent the day at
the home of her brother, ]. A. Scott
Mabel and Nelson Thomas went to
Buck Grove Friday for visit with
their sister, Mrs. Earl Chase, return
ing for their school work Monday
morning. ~.
Miss hufu Crandall entertained the
Golden Hour club last Saturday after
noon in her usual pleasant manner.
The guests occupied the time with
social chat and fancy work until
lunch time. when a tempting menu
was served. 1t is always pleasure
to be entertained at this home and
this was no exception to the rule.
Uncle Chan Holcomb went down to
Woodbine Saturday to spend Sunday
with relatives
Alb Rigsby and Jack Williamson,
who lave been working at Irwin for
the past several weeks, returned home
Mrs. Emma Fisher returned to
Omaha Monday after pleasant visit
here with her daughters, Mrs. o. J.
Judd and Mrs. 8. C. Antisdel.
Mrs. Newt Lee and daughter were
down from Arion Monday shopping.
Albert Birkhofer is a victim of blood
poisoning. A few days ago he re-
ho of &c,
right hand while fixing fence, but
nothing was thought of it until Sun
day, when the hand began to swell. A
who was consulted, pro-
nounced it a case Of blood poisoning.
On Monday the hand was lanced and
dressed It is sincerely hoped that
the trouble may be overcome by TAX
ing it thus early.
Star Goddard and Mrs. Sarah Wiley
had their houses wired for electric
lights recently. Our people are see
ing the advantages electricity affords
and are anxious to secure the bene-
fits.
Mrs. Charles Smith and son, who
went Wednesday to Garden City, s.
D.. for visit, returned home Satur-
day, on account of Charles being
stricken with bronchitis.
Henry Harper has rented his farm
to George White and Mr.. Smith and
they will take possession the first of
March. Mr.. and Mrs. Harper will &C.
cupy one of stheir town properties
This will necessitate the Andersons
and not a vacant house in
town at present. nor prospect of one
being vacated. We are glad. however,
to welcome Mr.. and Mrs. Harper. Mr..
Harper's health has been so poorly OF
late years that the family deemed it
advisable to move to town where the
work and responsibility will be light
ened.
Eugene Virgins visited Sunday at
the home of his sister, Mrs. James
Mcbride, near Defiance.
Mrs. Pearl Alexander came down
from Denison Monday to visit her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roy.
Mr.. Joe Ahart returned Monday to
his home at Crofton, Neb. He had
been called here on account of the
death of his brother. Herman Ahart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Rudd returned