The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-07-02
J. R. Best's new implement house is

J. R. Best's new implement house is
nearing completion.
Mrs. George Fritz spent Thursday in
the country at the Paul Ahrens home
on the Paradise.
Mrs. Charlie Chase is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Olivette Carr and son, Vernon,
are visiting at the Will Dow home
and attending the chautauqua.
Mrs. A. Rigsby and Ms. J. H. Young
and son, Russell, went to Omaha Fri
day and returned Monday
The Chris Vollerson family autoed
to Denison Friday evening. Mrs. j.
H. Pearsall accompanied them.
DR.. Toon, of Denison, made bust
ness call here Friday.
from Dunlap last week for few days
visit with relatives. During their stay
James assisted his brother. Ed, in the
blacksmith shop.
DR.. Rowes Office is nearly complet-
ed. Some time in the future the doc
tor expects to build fine residence
adjoining the Office. 1t is a fine loca-
ton, to be sure.
Sam Brasel and his carpenters are
building barn for Mrs. John Willer
on Pretty Prairie.
The nurse who has been employed
in the O'Meara home for few weeks,
returned to Omaha, Thursday.
One of Charlie Chase's children was
sick last Friday.
Miss Mearle Harker, of Ute. is a
guest Of Nellie and Iva Fishel.
Mrs. J. r. Griffin has so far recover
ed from her injuries received from q
fall last week that she is able to be
about the house with the aid of crutch-
es. i
Jas. Pearsall. ST. was in Denison on
Saturday having dental work done.
: The Jas. Hecker family, living in
the vicinity of Dunlap, were visiting
Sunday in this city. Esd
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brasel entertain
ed at Sunday dinner Mr.. and Mys.. Pat
McCOrd, of Defiance, and the Lambert
family of near Dunlap. These Sun
day dinners and social times are a.
ways. enjoXed at the Brasel home.
ison Sunday and drove to the Fred
Wileyehome to see Little Dorothy, who
is under his care.
Delegates from here attended the
Epworth League convention at Deni-
son Wednesday and Thursday. On
"wednesday. evening. our boy high
school qnartstswsnt up and helped out
the program with few selections.
A nurse came from the Methodist
hospital in Omaha Wednesday to
care for Mrs. Reynolds. She returned
Friday.
Mrs. Bert Lyman and daughter,
Geneva, came from Carroll Saturday
night and visited over Sunday with
the J. F. Rudd family
The chautauqua being held here bids
fair to be success: The attendance
was small at the beginning, but the
old saying. "A poor beginning makes
good ending" and the crowds are in
creasing at each session. so it is
thought that all will be we'll. The pro-
grams given SO far have been of good
quality and high standing. The mu-
sic is splendid, and the lectures up
lifting and instructive. 1t has been
said that hearing DR.. Wassam was
alone worth the price of admission.
Will Probasco, of Charter Oak, and
lady friend. of Watertown, Neb.,
are visiting Miss Healy this week.
The Misses Weiss, of Denison, were
visiting Saturday with their friend,
Miss Frieda ~Bartels at the J. H. Young
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Justice and their
daughter, Ruth, OF Buck Grove spent
Sunday at the j. E. Pearsall home
south of town.
Charles Richards came down from
Denison Sunday to be the guest of his
friend, the little Tiernan boy, at the
Will Buss home.
Miss Lucy Healy was in Omaha last
Wednesday purchasing some millin-
cry supplies for her shop.
Jennie Hallowell and Ferne Johnson
who are attending summer school at
Denison, came down and spent Sun
day ath their respective homes. :
The J. T. O'Meara family, of Deni-
son, were visiting relatives here Sun
day.
VIM. Kimball of Irwin, came Satur-
day to stay until after the fourth with
his daughter, Mrs. John Williamson.
Mrs. Bian lseminger and children
came home Sunday from Buck Grove,
where they have been visiting few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jasper Hahn.
Herbert and Mabel Ahart, of Deni-
son, are enjoying the country out at
the Joe Stepanek home.
Miss Kate O'Meara and her friend.
Miss Horn, of Odebolt, We're callers
Sunday at the different O'Meara
homes.
Mrs. John Williamson is expecting
her sister. Mrs. LerouX, of Kirkman,
to spend the fourth here. She vas
formerly resident of Dow City and
has many friends who will be pleased
to see her again.
Miss Kate Binnall, of Woodbine,
came Saturday evening to spend few
days at the H. B. Johnson and H. A.
Poitevin homes.
1t keeps us busy saying Listen to
the wedding BELLS" but anyhow they
are about to ring again.
Saturday afternoon at Arion race
between horses owned by Tom O'Day
and John Eggers attracted few peo-
pie from our town. The O'Day horse
carried the honors of winning by
small margin.
Mr. and Mrs c. ButterWOrth came