The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-08-27
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Miss Nellie Welsh is giving a house
party. Those enjoying her hospital
ity this week are the Misses Erma and
Hazel Beutel of Denison and Miss Vera
Norris also of Denison.
Herman Smith sold out his barber
shop to Mr.. Albert Anderson the past
week and left Thursday for his home
at Wahoo, Nebraska.
| Mrs. Passmore from Audubon, Iowa,
is guest of her brother Mr.. Joseph
Ham and family.
| Miss Vera Norris who was visiting
Miss Nellie Welsh, was called home
Friday by Hines in her family.
! Mr.. J. T. Slater was an Omaha Wis
itor Thursday.
Mr.. Ed Wageman is quite sick, hav.
ing paralysis in his left arm and leg
and his baby about year old has in
fantile paralysis, tmty trouble never
come singly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Moffitt and son
Rex of Denison arrived Friday for q
few days visit with Relatives here.
Joe Loasch, about eighteen years
DID, met with bad accident with a
% rifle last Monday. The gun fell a.
part and was accidently discharged
in the fall. the bullet hit at middle of
thigh close to an artery, went around
and was cut out Of back of thigh, max
ing bad wound. He is getting along
all right and is thankful it is no worse.
Mrs. Ann Dolan who has been Wis
iting her brother J. P. Welsh and fam
lily for couple of weeks left for her
OF Nnuy
day.
Mr.. John Kihoe who has been visit
ing with John Griffin's family, return
ed to Chicago Friday evening.
Detlef Peterson's baby has been i'll
with summer complaint but is better
again.
Albert Stigeman and wife received
visit from the stork last Thursday
Aug. 21st. and are the proud parents
of a fine baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ham and Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Morton, motored to
Denison one evening last week to
moving picture show. 1t was fine
outing.
Last week Albert Peterson and Jay
Albert got out and told Jay to take
the auto out Of the way, Jay tried to
but couldn't stop the machine, so he
jumped out and the auto continued 60
ing. After passing through a couple
OF barb wire fences it finely went in
to ditch and upset. Albert brought
it into town a few days ago for re-
pairs. 1t was badly wrecked, but
can be fixed so it might have been
worse.
The railroad company has had
new well dug half way up the hill. Two
men dug it. and got water at 25 feet.
They worked so rapidly that the well
was finished before it seemed like
they had not had time to make a good
beginning. 1t is all bricked and &C.
mented and should be rabbit proof.
William Arndt and family from
Leeds, Sioux City came Saturday for
an over Sunday visit with their chill
dren Louie and Lille.
DR.. Feske entertained some friends
from Portsmouth, Sunday who came
over in an auto a distance of thirty
five miles.
H. G. Neubaum and family autoed
over to Boyer Sunday to help broth
er-in-law celebrate his birthday. They
report a fine time with spring fried
chicken, water and musk melon ga
lore.
Here is something that strikes your
scribe as rather funny. One of our
farmer friends said to one depot agent
recently, "Uh, the parcel post didn't
last long en-" our agent said what
do you mean?" our friend answered,
81 see by the papers that they have
quit making the parcel post stamps"