The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-10-22

day from her visit with her FRIEND
Mrs. Margaret McNair in Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs Willis Virgins an
sons John and Martin came dow
from Denison Sunday to visit with re
atives.
! Uncle Robert Bell has so far recoy
cred from his recent illness as to b.
able to come to town. He doesn't lool
the very best however His man.
friends rejoice that he is doing as vel
as he is.
| Dad Cramer came down from Deni
son Friday for visit with the Franz
Binnall family. He returned home
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Walters re
turned last Thursday from their wed
ding trip which took them to Niagara
Falls, Franklin and Oil City, Penn.
Cleveland o. and various other places
They have gone to housekeeping or
the Walters farm three miles north
of town. e.
Miss Ruby Baber has been in such
frail health lately that it has been
Of school.
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Graul went to
Chicago last Wednesday and are
spending a week their with relatives
Fred Suhr went to Des Moines Mon.
day on a business mission.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Baber and Mr..
Lacey Myers, all of Deloit. were in
town last week while on their way to
Galland's Grove to attend the Ids.
conference.
Misses Hilda and Esther Turnlund
were in Denison Saturday shopping
and visiting with friends.
Mrs. Frank Hagan was up from Dun
lap visiting>her cousin, Mrs. Hugh But
terworth. Mrs. Butterworth returned
home with her for visit in Dunlap
A crowd of friends and neighbors
gathered at the George Igou home
last tuesday evening. Dancing was
INDUCED in and enjoyed to the utmost
A very nice time is reported.
ice joint sale of stock and machin-
cry belonging to w. w. Clark and
i tomas Clark was held as advertised
last thursday. Taken all-in all things
sold we'll and the gentlemen were we'll
pleased with the prices things brought.
They were fortunate in having a large
crowd in attendance
Mr.. Jim Riddle, of Creighton Neb,
came in Monday for visit with rel
atives. Friends here are grieved to
know that Mr.. Riddle has had very
poor health the last few months. He
IS, however, improved lately, and hopes
ire entertained that he will entirely
'ecover his health.
Abe following will prove interesting
Ind can be verified by several persons:
When Willis Virgins moved to Den
son the first of September. he shut
he family cat in box and moved her
IN the load of household goods. She
'eemed to dislike her new home, and
n few hours after being liberated,
:ame up missing. Being pet.Qf the
she was advertised for but
lot found. Last week little Howard
ooitevin saw the cat at the Rogers
arm four miles west of Dow City and
new her at once. She was brought
o town and Immediately identified
s the Virgins cat. How long she
vas in travelling the distance, in what
'ay she reached the Rogers farm and
ot get into territory from which she
night call her old home. are questions
hat those acquainted with the facts
'ould like to have answered.
The Fpworth Leaguers were enter
aimed last Friday evening at the par
onage by Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Ste
hen. After the business session was
oncluded social hour followed.
light refreshments were served.
Leonard Hoisington of Harlan was
visitor in this section last Thursday.
Miss Lucinda McHenry went to
ouncil Bluffs Saturday for visit,
i.h friends and relatives. !.
Elders Herman and Ebert Smith
Lamont stopped here Sunday on
leir way home from the Ids. con-
'rence and the latter preached in the
'cal church that evening. later going ,
osened two of the animals, but was
n home. l.
Miss Christina Suhr came home I
onday from Manila Her brother, ,
rgust who is attending the German |
:hool there returned home with her {
srend a s'ort vacation. &
Las Saturday evening the Ed Kuy- '
endall family living several miles |
of town, discovered their i
arn on fire. Mr.. Kuykendall hasten G
to the building to remove the four
cad Of horses stabbed therin. He 3
osened two of the animols but was !
1abe to lead them from the burning +
Hiding. AS the haymow was all
lame and the burning hay falling ,
rorgh among the animals. Mr.. Kuy- {
endall deemed it unsafe to remain
niger inside the building, so he just
I'd to stand by and watch the flames .
evour their prey. All four horses
ere burned to DEATH together with :
e harnesses and the hay in the now
wo other horses were saved on &C
,unt of their having been previously +
rned into a pasture. The loss is a r
we're one and Mr.. kuykendall has i
e sympathy of many friends in his /
isfOrtune. We are informed that he l.
!rried insurance on the horses. The n
i'm and the farm it is located on be- p
ngs to a man at Defiance G
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Crandall enter
ined at dinner Sunday compliment b
y to Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Virgins. 7
,vorc Uora 1oi6 for about tbir<y opI q