The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-06-25

lapse Saturday since which time she
has been seriously i'll again. A trained
nurse has been secured from Omaha.
and is in constant attendance. Scores
of friends trust she may pull through
her illness in safety
Miss Bessie Alexander was i'll last
week with an attack of tonsilitis.
Mrs. Will Lalone was up from Dun
lap Saturday calling on friends.
Miss Iris Miller, of Dallas Center,
is guest of her cousin, Miss Lulu
Crandall.
w. v. Butler returned Wednesday
to his home in Pierson after spending
ten days here with relatives.
|. Mrs.. S.. ]. Waters and Mrs. Fred
Fienhold returned Saturday from a
visit with relatives and friends in
Council Bluffs.
Mrs. S. E. Wiley and daughter, Fan
chon, spent several days last week at
the Frank Wiley home
Fred Butler is here from Pierson
for visit with his brother, Nelson
Butler.
John Cramer and two sons and Mr..
Barry drove up to Wall Lake Satur.
day evening for days outing. They
found plenty of fishing, but caught
only two fish. John says he doesn't
like fish anyway.
Miss Kizzie Shaw took her depart.
ure Monday for Alton. kans.. where
she will visit her brothe rfor some
time.
The chautauqua begins here Thurs
day and continues seven big days. The
sale of season tickets is on in earnest,
the people realizing that it would cost
many times the price of season
ticket were they to hear the offerings
given separately. Seven big musical
attractions, twelve lectures are all
drawing cards. You will certainly
miss treat if you fail to attend.
The w. H. NJ. S. met last Saturday
with Mrs. Geo. Talcott. After the
study of the lesson light refreshments
were served.
Everett lseminger is visiting his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Hahn. near Buck Grove.
| The churches of the town will be
closed evenings during the chautal-
qua, giving everyone the privilege of
attending the sessions there. Serv-
ices as usual Sunday morning.
Mrs. Henry Roy visited couple Of
days last week with her children at
| Denison.
Geo. Ratliffe, section foreman on the
| Northwestern, was called to LaPorte.
Iowa, on account of the serious ill.,
ness of relative. He returned the
last of the week, leaving him not much
better.
| The three year old son of Harry
Ferne, living over toward Buck Grove,
got an arm broken few days ago.
He was playing on stump and over
balanced and fell breaking the arm
Just above the elbow. A physician
set the fractured bone and the little
fellow is getting along fine.
The Thompson clan and few
neighbors, numbering all told As per-
sons. enjoyed picnic Sunday at tho
Thompson home. All took baskets of
good things and the table was spread
underneath the trees. After the
feast was over the older folks visited
while the children played games, and
thus all enjoyed themselves immense
ly.
Jim O'Meara autoed down from
Denison Monday morning to get Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence O'NIeara to go to
the lake for couple of days. They
picked up Mrs. Jim O'Meara as they
went through Denison.
Miss Abbie McHenry was down
| from Denison the latter part of the
week visiting Aunt Mary McHenry
Mrs. John Willer out on Pretty
Prairie is having fine big barn erect
ed on her home place, Sam Brazel do
ing the work.
Lutte Peterson drove over from
Buck Grove Monday to transact some
business.
Mrs. Sophie Jenkins and Misses
were passengers to Omaha Monday
May, Belle and Gertrude Bramley
morning on a shopping expedition.
Dow City is preparing to make the
eagle scream loud and long. The
committees are meeting with great
success in the labors and everything
points to a good old-fashioned celebra-
ton such as our fathers used to have.
The w. F. NJ. s. had charge of the
services last Sunday morning at the
NJ. E. church. Miss Jessie Ankeny,
missionary from China, and who has
worked for the past five years with
our own Miss Glassburner. gave the
address and the large audience gave
rapt attention. After the address tie