The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-07-30
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Mrs. L. E. Galland and baby left on
Wednesday for months visit with
her parents at Moorhead.
Mrs. Fannie Ellis and brother, Louis
from Martinsdale, Mont, are visiting
their brother, Jas. Berka, and will visit
relatives at Dunlap next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Noel, of Ute,
N. F. Stilson.
Miss Christina Suhr was visiting
Mrs. Medlin.
Mr.. and Mrs jim Henry and baby
spent pleasant evening at Grandma
Henry's Sunday.
Mrs. Hudson Downs went to Deni-
son to attend chautauqua.
Mrs. n. J. Lee went to Charter Oak
to assist her daughter, Mrs. Jay ke-
van, who entertained the club Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. N. F. Stilson has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Tom Lehan, OF Dun
lap and getting acquainted with her
new nephew who is now week old.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glassburner We're up
to chautauqua:
Mrs. Milo Kelly is in Denison this
week visiting relatives and attending
chautauqua.
John Smith and daughters were
called to Manila by the serious i'll
ness of Miss Smith.
A large number of Arion young peo
pie enjoyed a pleasant lawn party at
N. j. Lees Saturday evening.
Clyde Rose and son, Lyle, were in
Denison Friday.
Delbert Lee has been employed to
pitch for the Denison club at the game
Wednesday.
Mrs. Arthur Brown, of Dow City
was up visiting her parents Friday.
Miss Lily Slavery, of Denison, visit
ed her cousin, Mrs. Delbert Lee.
Mrs. Jennie Winters left Tuesday
for her new home at Manning.
Harold Kepford is spending the
week with his uncle and aunt, Mr.. an(
Mrs. w. Huffman, at Denison and at
tending chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Head Mrs. Mackey
AID daughter, Miss Ala, Miss Hattie
Vogt and Mr. Lusk made a party who
enjoyed a pleasant trip to the lake
over Sunday.
Quite a crowd went to the races a
Dow City Saturday.
Misses Tina and Hazel Whited, Wal
lace Heeren and Victor Thurber at
tended the chautauqua Sunday even
ing.
Marshal Galland had letter from
the police at Sioux City asking for the
case number of gold watch that wa:
stolen from Mr.. Medlin this spring, a:
was noted in the Review letter from
Arion. 1t is reported that the watch
was found when man named
Spaulding was arrested. Mr.. Medlir
sent the number of the watch, which
was found to be the same as the one
in Sioux City and it was returned tt
the owner, which is very fortunate
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ratliffe were
visiting their daughter, Mrs. James
Berka, last week before leaving fol
their new home at Marshalltown.
The board of supervisors are hav
ing the channel of the drainage ditch
lowered by the use of dynamite. This
will result in the water following the
ditch instead of the old channel and
will be great benefit to the lano
drained by the ditch.
Misses Helen Galland and Evelyn
MARI were Denison visitors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Trip are in
Denison visiting at Frank Bottoms and
taking in the chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred Huffman were
visiting at Jos. Kepford's last week
Mrs. Huffman is so well pleased with
Rochester, where her health has been
so much improved, that she expects
to 20 there with her brother. Will
Quade, who is not in good health.
The Northwestern and Milwaukee
depots at Arion were both broken into
last Monday evening. The gum ma
chimes were broken and the money in
them taken. About five dollars was
taken from each depot. There is no
clue to the robbers.
For Sale.
Ma