The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-07-30

Monday in response to message that
her husband was i'll at that place.
Gene Crandall was in Omaha last
Wednesday and purchased feeders.
Messrs. Joe and Charley Smith and
Misses Irene Smith, Nellie and Iva
Fishel journeyed to the lake Satur-
day to spend the day.
Will Healy is here from Blue Earth,
Mimi, for visit with relatives. He
and Miss Lucy spent Sunday with
their brothers and sister at the old
farm in the Paradise country.
Mrs. S. E. Goddard and Miss Agnes
Goddard were shoppers in Denison
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Baber, Jr. came
up from Dunlap Sunday and are stop
ping here with relatives.
Harold Rudd went up to Carroll last
week to visit his sister, Mrs. Bert Ly-
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiatt came Monday
from Glen Ellen, Ill.,, for a visit at
the Charles Smith home.
| Mrs. E. H. Swasey, Mrs. w. E. Dow,
Mrs. Maggie Talcott and Miss Lulu
H0wOrth went to Denison Friday to
participate in the garden party given
by Mrs. P. w. Harding. All the ladies
returned the same evening except Mrs.
| Talcott, who remained till Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lazerus
autoed over to Carroll Sunday and
spent the day with friends.
Mrs. Nettie Bramhall and two daugh
tiers are here from Des Moines visiting
with her mother, Mrs. Thos. Rae.
Harry Bramley lost year old colt
recently under very peculiar circum-
stances. The animal was seen in the
pasture Saturday evening and was all
right, but on Sunday it was found
dead with bullet hole in it's head. 1t
it thought it must have been shot by
careless hunters.
Mrs. D. E. Bremser gave picnic in
the big park for her Sunday school
class last Wednesday afternoon. The
afternoon was spent with games and
roaming in the woodland. A picnic
supper rounded out the afternoons
pleasure and the crowd returned to
town just before dark.
Fred Baber was over from Gal
lands Grove Sunday and spent the
day at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. T. Baber.
Henry Young attended chautauqua
in Denison Sunday and was intending
to come home on the late flyer, which
was supposed to stop here during the
chautauQua, but after he boarded the
train he found out that it would not
stop, so he had to go on to Dunlap,
where he spent the night, reaching
home the next morning.
A big crowd of young folks were in
vited out to Luther Brazers last Satur.
day night to participate in big barn
dance. A dandy is reported.
The .plasterers are busy plastering
DR.. Rowe's office. From there they
go to work on D. E. Bremser's house.
Dave Is getting pretty anxious to get
his house finished as he must vacate
the place where he lives September
1st, when Professor Gates and family
will occupy it.
Virgil Butterworth was up from Lo-
gan Thursday and spent night at his
home here, returning the next day to
his work.
Cecil Jones had painful experience
one day last week while threshing bar
ley at the Fred Buss home. A beard
from the unthreshed grain run into
his eye, penetrating the pupil. A doc
tor removed the obstacle, but fear is
entertained that, the sight will be per-
manently destroyed
About three weeks ago blacksmith |
Ed Baber had horse step on the lit
tie finger of the right hand, cutting
the flesh badly. He had the hand |
dressed, but it did not get along we'll.
About week ago another physician !
examined it and found badly broken
bone in the upper joint. Mr.. Baber
has suffered greatly and does yet 1t
is believed that on account of it's be-
ing neglected so long that the joint
will be stiff.
Friends of Mrs. Fred Nelson to the |
number of fifty gathered at her home
last Saturday night to help her cele-
brate her fifty-fourth birthday. 1t was
planned to be surprise, but in some
way she surmised there was some
thing on hand, so she was ready for
them when they arrived. The guests
took along an elegant supper, which |
all enjoyed to the utmost.
Another bunch of races was pulled
off last Saturday when Odea matched
his horse against the McCord horse
of Defiance. the latter winning the
purse. Later Price matched his horse
against the McCord horse and again
the latter won. Big crowds witnessed
both races.
We were in error last week in our
writeup of the Greek affair in saying !
that Marshal Pearsall saw the acts
committed by the Greeks They saw
him first and were leaving the scene
of the disturbance when he arrived on
the ground. We make the correction
so that Mr.. Pearsall may not be un-
justly criticized because of the state
ment.
Mrs. Barnes. of Ute. has been visit.
ing at the Frank Greene home.
Miss Florence Rust. of Kenwood,
visited the first of the week at the
Jake Reeser home.
Many from here attended the chau-
tauqua last week and report the at
fractions much above the average.
We are informed that Prof James
Rae and wife, who have been visiting
! ho tu,0 h.