The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-10

an over Sunday visitor with her cous
in, Mrs. Hugh Butterworth.
Mrs. T. C. Dobson and daughter.
Eunice Miss Nora Jordan and Mr..
Guy Johnson, all of Deloit, were San
bath day visitors at the A. H. Rudd
home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Erickson, of Kir-
on, came Monday of last week to visit
ing home Tuesday.
Walter Christensen, who is attend
ing school in Denison, was at home for
a week end visit
Floyd Sharp left Sunday for Kansa 5
City, where he will enter veterinary
school. Floyd is a capable, bright
young man and will make a success
in whatever he undertakes. Grin
Reynolds and Jim Turnlund accom-
panied him as far as Omaha. We be-
speak for Mr.. Sharp success in the
fullest measure.
Will Fishel is exhibiting some fine
peaches that were grown out On his
farm three miles south of town. The
largest measured ten inches in Cir
cumference and was beauty. They
and others from the same tree are Oh
exhibit at the county fair at Arion.
Joe McColl loaded their household
goods the first Of the week and the
family is scheduled to leave Wednes-
day for the new home at University
Place, Oskaloosa.
Much pilfering has been going on
recently of coats, whips and other ar
ticles from vehicles left standing OH
the streets while people are in town.
Last Saturday night the marshal fol
lowed one man outside the town linn
its and secured whip. This offender
as we'll as other suspected ones might
we'll be watched and get the evidence
needed to secure their conviction. IT
an example or two were made the
trouble might be checked, if not en-
tirely abated.
Leo Ahart has received word that ne
is the winner of a $50 cash prize for
securing the largest number of boys
to attend the boys grain and stock
Judging at the Iowa state fair. As
announced last week he secured a
scholarship at Ames for the best stock
judging, and he left this week for that
place to be on hand for the opening Of
school. Leo is one of the brightest
boys in the community and is bound
to make his mark in the world. We
wish him unlimited success.
Elder Robert Chambers, of Mas
nolia, held meetings in the L. D. S.
church several nights last week. Nj.
Chambers has preached here a num-
Der of times before and has manv
friends here who are always glad Of
an opportunity to hear him again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Houston AMI
Mrs. VIM. Houston autoed to Denison
Monday. Mr. Houston is drawn on the
jury.
Curly Alexander had his racer up 20
Carroll last week to participate in the
races and We are informed that he
was fortunate in taking first mone2
both days in his class.
Mrs. J. L. Butterworth was on the
sick list several days last week.
Miss Edna Lewis, first assistant in
the high school, has resigned her 20
sition and left Monday for Illinois,
where she has accepted a similar pc
sition at better salary. We are ex.
tremely unfortunate in losing Miss
Lewis and we are informed that the
board has already begun action to Sc
cure another teacher to fill her place.
We are going to give away one
piano for the first fifteen sold. SIX
have already been sold. Come in and
inquire about the plan. You may be
the fortunate one to secure a fine
niano free of cost. Fastje, the Piano
Man.
The BAPTIST ladies gathered at the
Banding home last week for fare
we'll party for Mrs. Banding before
her departure for Denver, where she
will reside in the future.
Rev. Joseph Stephen departed this
week for Mt Ayr. where he will attend
the annual conference of the NJ. F..
church..
School is to be dismissed Thursday
to allow the teachers and pupils an
opportunity to attend the fair at
Arion.
The w. F. NJ. s. met last week
Wednesday with Aunt Maggie Talcott.
The October meeting will be held with
Mrs. Sam Brazel.
Mrs. Albert Alexander was hostess
to the Priscilla club last Thursday
afternoon. A large company of ladies
were present and enjoyed the pleas
ant afternoon together. Mrs. Alex
ander served a toothsome lunch, to
which al did ample justice.
Miss Ora BntterwOrth was unable
to attend to her duties as saleslady at
the Bremser store Saturday on &C
count of illness.
A number Of persons were at the
DEPOT Sunday evening to see Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Nickason. who were going
through to Denison from Lincoln Neh.
They exDect TO be here this week tor
a visit with relatives and manv friends
Mrs. Nickason will be remembered as
Miss Josie Mcbride.
A big crowd of young folks gath
cred at the Pete Hansen home Satur-
day night for a dance. They had one
If the finest kind Of times and the
affair wound up with dandy lunch
which was much enioved.
Bruny. Bell and John Lochmiller
we're down from benson one day las
weak lOokiop over land with DrOSDects