The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-07-23

Margaret Pearsall was quite sick a
couple of days last week
Miss Sunshine Rudd spent last week
with her friend, Miss Gladys McCord,
in Denison township.
Fred Bird, who works for Roger
Paul six miles west Of town, went
to Omaha Thursday to consult a doc
tor in regard to his health, which has
been poor all summer He returned
Saturday.
Miss Ruth Glassburner has been
spending the week with her sister,
Mrs. Eldridge Bryan, in Paradise town
ship.
Miss Jennie Hallowell is at home
again from Denison, the summer
school having closed Friday.
Mrs. Riley Talcott was down from
Arion Saturday visiting friends.
William Riehl, the new baker at the
Antisdel bakery, has returned to Oma-
ha and the old baker. Geo. Miller, is
back again at the helm. Mr.. Antisdel
is delighted to secure his services
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Odell and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Daudel journeyed to
Lake View Saturday morning to spend
couple of days at the lake. They
were guests at the E. N. Chamberlain
cottage. They brought about 60 fine
fish home with them.
DR.. and Mrs. J. F. Potter attended
the funeral of their sister, Mrs. Otto
Staley, at Charter Oak Wednesday.
Jacob Bremser met with quite an
accident one day last week when he
fell into the cellar at the D. E. Brem-
ser store. AS he fell he caught at
something that might save him and
his hand came in contact with rope
that stays the open door. This caused
the door to fall shut. One finger was
caught in the door, nearly severing
the member at the first joint. He was
also considerably bruised about the
head. His hand is still very sore, but
no permanent Disagreement Is looked
for.
Mrs. Harry Bramley and daughters,
Pearl and Gertie, were shoppers In
Omaha Monday.
Miss Coda Dow is back from q ten
days, sojourn in Omaha.
Mrs. Clair Butterworth and daugh-
ter, Mildred, spent Monday in Wood
bine, guests at the KILLER home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Coleman were
in Charter Oak last Wednesday at
tending the funeral of their friend,
Mrs. Otto Staley. ,.-
Misses Ferne Pearsall and Ruth
Swasey were visiting lone McCord In
n0Pfinn
last week.
Gus Anderson, Jr. has begun work
for Chris Vollerson at the elevator.
Mr.. Anderson is hustler and will no
doubt make Mr.. Vollerson good man.
Mrs. Arch Wight and daughter.
Josie, were in Dunlap last week. con-
sulting a physician in regard to an ear
ailment with which Josie is afflicted.
An operation may be necessary to cor
rect the trouble.
The Des Moines Deaconess home
has sent to the W. H. M. Sat this
place two hundred empty fruit jars
and the society desires. to have them
filed with. fruits, pickles, jellies, etc.
Anyone desiring to help fill the jars
may secure the desired number by
calling at the home of Mrs. NJ. G.
Virgins.
Mrs. Sam Fox, Jr., is contemplate
ing a trip to Portland. Oregon the last
of the present month to visit with
her sister for couple of months. 1t
will be delightful trip for Mrs. Fox
and one which may be of much beneflt
to her
A number from here were invited
to attend a big hop given by Tom
Noonan in his new house before the
building is occupied. This house is to
replace the one destroyed in the
Easter tornado, when several mem
bers of the family were severely in
jured.
Miss Sylvia McColl has gone to
Red Oak. where she is helping as
singing evangelist in a Holiness camp
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Pearsall went
to benson Saturday for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Mcdonald. They
returned home Saturday.
Glenn Staley was here from Scion
last week visiting friends. He had
come to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Otto Staley at Charter Oak.
l.. A. Larsen of Denison, spent Sun
day at the home of his brother-in-law
George Fritz.
Mrs. Haratio Wingrove expects to
leave the latter part of the week for
two weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
Dave Houston at Montrose, Colorado,
when she returns, Mrs. William Hous-
ton who has spent the past seven
months at Montrose, will return with
| her and visit her at the r. w. Houston
home. ~
Grandma Bryan who has been iii
goodly share of thee spring and sum-
mer is much worse. She Is at the
home of her son D. F. Bryan in Para
disc township. Miss Therisisa Schafer
is helping care for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cameron Is
here from Lincoln, Nebraska for a
visit with friends. They also visited
at Cherokee before coming here. They
are travelling via the auto route and
are enjoying a real vacation.
Lutte Peterson of Buck Grove has
been working here the past week
getting his thresher engine rugged out
and in working order. The job is now
completed and on Monday Mr.. Peters
son started up an ddeparted ready