The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-07-02
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The Misses Grace and Margaret
Fleming and brother, John, were bus
mess callers in Denison Thursday.
On Wednesday evening the mem
bers of the NJ. E. church had bust
ness meeting at the Woolston home
to decide on whether they should
start a Ladies' Aid society here or
not, but on account of all not being
present they did no. decide. They al
so talked of plans of where they
would spend the fourth and they were
in favor of going to Lake View and
have picnic dinner together. Rev.
and Mrs. S. L. Eddy, OF Deloit. were
present and returned home Thursday.
Thursday afternoon the Swedish
Mission Sunday school had their an
nual picnic in the woods east of Boy
er and a large crowd was present. Ice
cream, cake and lemonade were fur
nished during the afternoon and Rev.
Dahlberg, of Odebolt, gave an address.
A good time was enjoyed by all.
D. w. Anderson took Rev. Dahlberg
back to Odebolt Thursday evening.
Levi and Title Anderson attended
an apron sale in the Mission church at
Odebolt Thursday evening.
Mrs. Carl Paulson, of Mt. Ayr, ar
rived Monday for visit at the parent
al, Nels Taylor. home. She visited
her mother in the Omaha hospital
from Friday until Monday. Mrs. Tay-
lor is expected home Saturday, but. is
forbidden to walk any for couple of
in q a
over three months.
Herman and Edwin Roose, of Ode
bolt, attended the picnic Thursday
and stayed at the Gust Anderson home
for a few days visit.
Mrs. Lem Watts and son, Archie,
were Denison callers Thursday
Miss Tena Nelson was a passenger
to Denison Thursday.
Messrs John Sykes and Floyd Cor
nish were Odebolt callers Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edlef Henricksen went
to Odebolt Friday to visit their daugh-
ter, Mrs. S. Nelson, and also their son,
Ed, who has just moved there. They
visited here with Mrs. L. Erickson
and Mrs. Seth Anderson. They expect
to return before going back to Okla
hOma.
Miss Fanny Woolston, who is at
tending summer school in Denlson,
was home Wednesday night for the
business meeting.
Lem Watts has sold his house and
property here to Charley Peterson, OF
Brogan. Mr.. Watts expects to farm
next year and will look at land in
Minnesota and Wisconsin. 1ndica.
tons are that Mr.. Peterson will take
his place as mail carrier.
Do not overlook the fact that chau-
tauqua comes in July and it is going
to be better than ever before. Plan
your work so that it will not hinder
you from attending. Did you ever
hear Thaviu's band?
John Pithan is entertaining his
uncle, Henry Kolls, of Jennings, La.
Mr.. Kohl owned several farms around
Ellis some twenty years ago. He is
now the possessor of 1900 acres OF
which 200 acres is in rice.
Miss Ellen Hultander returned from
Kiron Monday.
Miss Ella Hanson entertained few
young folks Saturday evening.
Lem Watts and Geo. Swartz went
to Odebolt Monday.
John Neuman returned from Omaha
Saturday. He feels pretty good.
Mrs Fred Quade went to Denison
Monday. She reports her brother,
Pete Messenbrink, died at Clarinda
last Saturday.
Mrs. Carl Paulson returned to her
home at Mt. Ayr Monday.
Mrs. Paul Erickson visited at the
John Kock home one day last week.
julius Cornish and Andrew SWAMI
returned from Minnesota last week.
Mrs. Gust Brown and Ruth returned
from Denison Monday.
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