The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-07-02


Guild Rudd is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Rudd.
Fred Colby has an assistant in the
barber shop.
Chautauqua ends Thursday. Then
comes. the big, celebration :FEiday: /:
Mr.: Isaac Herreh, of Thomas, OKLA,
was called here on account of the i'll:
ness and death of his sister, Mrs.
Caroline Reynolds. He started for
his home Sunday morning. his sister,
Jane Herren, accompanying him. They
expect to stop at Alkaline, Kans., to
! see a brother
WILDER Berry and family went to
Moorhead Sunday.
The, NJ. E. church will soon be wired
for electric lights.
Friends have received word of the
death Of John Kalb at the hospital at
Spirit Lake, Iowa. Mr.. Kalb was at
one time a resident near Dow City
and therefore many friends will re-
great to learn Of his death.
Pete Hillebrandt, OF Denison, was
visiting Saturday at the Alexander
home.
Miss Colthard, of Missouri Valley,
was entertained at the Will Dow home
last week.
Mrs. Della Baber went to Denison
Friday to see her brother, returning
Saturday.
Mrs. Isaac Bixler and Lottie were
up from Dunlap Sunday calling on
friends and taking in the chautauqua.
Jack Scott and Mel Breen went to
Omaha one day last week. Mr.. Scott
purchased another Overland car for
his business.
Saturday evening Garland Scott
was kicked by a horse, causing him
to be rendered unconscious and to be
considerably bruised about the face
and chest. At present he is getting
along as we'll as could be expected.
Some of the young ladies of our
town took their lunch baskets full of
good things to eat and spent a few
hours in fun and frolic in the park
Saturday evening. This crowd Of girls
picnic quite often and do have jolly
time. '
Mrs. Anna Bell was in Woodbine
Saturday.
Mrs. G. H. Scott was hostess to the
Paradise Larkin club Thursday after
noon. All report fine time as they
always have at this home.
Lena Birkhofer and Florence and
Eta Stepanek were taking the teach
ers' examinations at DeRison last
week.
Nora Burke and daughter are visit
ing at the Fields home this week.
Their home is at Council Bluffs.
Vernon Spence was down from De-
lott Sunday to see his grandmother,
and also called on some boy friends.
Rev. Chas. Hunt occupied the pull
pit at the L. D. S. church Sunday.
Lloyd Brake was an Over-SundaN
visitor at the parental home. He has
again returned to his work at Logan.
Frank Glassburner and family went
TO Ames Friday. Frank has returned,
but Mrs. Glassburner and baby will
remain for some time visiting at the
Herman Logsdon h6me.
Friends will be surprised to learn
of the marriage of Hazel Arnold.
daughter of F. M. Arnold. formerly of
this place. to Elmer A. Nordquist, of
Butte. Neb. The Arnold family are
we'll known here and this will no
doubt be interesting news to their
friends.
Jeff Rogers was down from Charter
Oak Sunday.
Sunday some of the boys decided
to go to the lake so they got r. w.
Houston to take them. O. F. Reynolds.
Jas Turnlund, Medford Rudd and Bill
Toon made up the load. 1t was in
the swee hours of morning when they
returned l guess fun wouldn't half
tell it.
Ben Houston was under the doctors
care for few days. the result of in
iurjeS received from coming in con