The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-10
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John Turnlund was down from Ari-
on Sunday calling on his narentS Mr.

business. They were accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lang.
deal was consummated last week
whereby Hugh Butterworth became a
partner of his father Clair Butter
worth, in the City meat market, hav-
ing purchased the interest of Emil
Schwarz. Mr.. Butterworth has al
ready taken possession. Mr.. Schwarz
is good man in his business and peo
pie regret to see him leave. Mr.. and
Mrs. Butterworth have moved to town
and are occupying Willis Virgins res
idence.
Miss Della Mcbride was down from
Denison Sunday and spent the day at
the home of her brother, l.. e. Nc
Bride.
G. H. Bohm went Friday to Sioux
City, where he expects to undergo an
operation in hospital.
Scott Sterrett came down from Wes-
sington Springs, S. D.. Friday and will
visit here a week with relatives.
Mrs. David McNair came up from
Omaha last week and will visit here
couple of weeks with old friends. She
lived here so many years that this
seems almost like home to her and
her numerous friends are delighted to
welcome her back again.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Green and two
children came down from Vail Satur-
day for visit over Sunday with the
Frank Green and A. II. Cook families.
Mrs. Amelia Banding sold her
afternoon and she accompanied her
grandson, Hugh Talcott, to Denver the
first of the week, where she will make
her home with her daughter, Mrs.
Bertha Talcott Many friends of this
good lady sincerely hope that she may
be contented in her new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence O'Meara and
Miss Hoffman autoed to Denison Sun
day TO spend a few hours at the Has
sett home. They report Mrs. Hassett,
who has been sick so long, as being
not much improved.
Miss Eta Stepanek began her fall
term of school in the Mott McHenry
district last Monday and Miss Ger
trude Welsh, of Elliott, in the John
Birkhofer district
Will Rule has purchased the resi-
dence of Mrs. Mary McHenry in the
west part of town and is moving into
it.
LOST-On the main road between
Dow City and Denison.. or in Dow City
Sunday afternoon, September 18th,
lady's light blue serge coat with cream
collar; also an auto veil. Will finder
please leave at Review Office or call
Arion phone 76-J. Mrs. Clarence
O'Meara.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bolton drove
down from Denison Sunday afternoon
and visited friends.
Lloyd Brake was up from Logon
Sunday and spent the day with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Brake.
His friend, Mr.. Morgan, accompanied
HON.
Eugene Baber spent the Sabbath at
Manila with friend.
Mrs. Lou Baer. of Denison. who is
visiting at the Frank Ode!l home, was
quite sick Saturday night.
Considerable talk is heard here
and there about the new school bell
having the same tone as the fire bel!
and it is suggested that the school
board have the bell changed.
Robert Woodruff and daughter. Hell
en-, started Wednesday on their return
trip to Green River, Utah. They en-
pected to go by way of Douglas, Wyo.,
to visit his sister, Mrs. Helen 1saacs.
Jack the pepper is again abroad
and is at his old business of peeping
into the windows of residences after
dark. He should certainly be made
an example of and made to under
stand that it is none Of his affairs
what happens inside of other peoples
doors.
Arthur Fades came down from Den
ison Saturday and will make his home
here with his grandmother, Mrs. (.
e. Baber. and attend school.
Mrs Mabel Toon was an Omaha
shopper last Friday.
A picked up nine of ball tossers
went up on the Paradise Sunday for
a game with that nine. They. hoWev-
err, left the glory with the Paradisers
by a score of "a to 7. Quite a crowl
assembled to witness the game.
Grandfather Pett has been serious
ly i'll for several days past with m
flammation of the bowels and relatives
are alarmed over his condition. This
venerable old gentleman is nearly 81
years of age.
Frank Jackson, of Missouri Valley.
visited at the Frank McHenry home
one day last week.
DR.. Potter went to Cedar Rapids on
a business mission the last of the week
and returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Hoffman was down from
Denison Sunday attendin" the funeral
OF Mrs. Sarah Blackman.
The quarantine was lifted last week
from the S. f.. Wiley home. Little Iris
is so much improved that physicians
thought all danger of giving the dis
ease past. so the family was liberated.
We as we'll as the community in gen.
cral rejoice that the little one came
through the disease as well as she did
and trust that there will be no fur
Their evidence of the trouble.
Tom Hassett. of Denison, spent sew
eral days here last week visiting his
sister, Mrs. G. j. O'Meara.
The Dow family have taken posses
sion of the City hotel the c. l.. Rudi
family vacating the first of the week.
We believe Mr. Dow will run first