The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-03

ing post, but no Louie. They tele
; phoned out home where Mrs. Kepford
said that he had started a short time
before, so crowd of young people
went out to look and found him near
the Boyer bridge looking for the rig
The hrse had become frightened at a
pile of straw in the road and jumped
SO as to upset the buggy and throw
Louie out. Evidently the buggy right
ed itself at the next turn for both the
horse and buggy were uninjured when
they reached Arion and Louie for
tunately escaped with few bruises,
so he is very thankful that it was no
worse.
Quite large number of our young
people went to the dance at Dow City
Thanksgiving.
Quite large number of gentlemen
gave their time Thanksgiving day to
shoveling dirt from the north wall of
the church. They worked all day and
teams took the down to Main street,
where they leveled up the street. The
ladies went to the church and served
a most bountiful dinner and supper.
The tables looked handsome, decorat-
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Mrs. Nelson, fine linen tablecloths and
pretty china loaned by several ladies
and an excellent and abundant dinner
and supper served to all. There was
a good social time enjoyed by the
many who gathered at the church and
much good work was accomplished.
David Houston, OF MontrOse, Colo.
| was visiting at the Ratio Wingrove
home Saturday.
VIM. MARI was home from Sterling,
ILL.,, where he is working, to spend
Sunday with his family.
Mrs. Noel Smithes and son, Malcolm
of Danbury also friends from Deni-
son, spent Sunday and Monday at the
E. E. Wade home.
E. E. Wade and family spent the
day Thanksgiving with her father at
Missouri Valley.
Verne Talcott came from the Lin
coin university to spend the Thanks
giving vacation at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Turnlund and
children went to Dow City to eat
Thanksgiving dinner at the home of
his parents.
NJ. Remey was Denison caller on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Green went to
Council Bluffs last week to visit their
children, Chas. Green and Mrs. Al
Talcott. They enjoyed fine Thanks
giving dinner at Charlie Green's.
The Aid society will be entertained
next Thursday afternoon by Mrs. o.
w. Nelson and Mrs. ohm Allen at Mrs.
Nelson's.
Mrs. Jas. Harvey entertained her
club last Tuesday. The ladies brought
their fancy work and spent pleasant
afternoon and the dainty luncheon
served was appreciated by all.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Stilson and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Noel and little son
came home to spend Thanksgiving
with Mr.. and Mrs. N. F. Stilson.
Several cars OF Milwaukee freight
train left the track at curve near
Bell Sunday morning. No one was
hurt, but trains were delayed. The
| passenger trains were sent over the
Northwestern.
Perry Roberts and niece, Belle
Simpson, went to Manning last week
to visit his sister, Mrs. Eliza Winters.
The basket social at the county
home was largely attended. Mr.. and
Mrs John Blackman made everyone
welcome, the baskets sold we'll and
the money realized improved the
church finances materially.
Mrs. H. H. Sawin, of Des Moines,
stopped for few days visit with her
brother, N. f. Stilson, on her way to
Dakota, where she will spend the win
ter visiting her son.
Mr.. and Mrs B. Shiloff and chill
dren came from Sioux City to spend
Thanksgiving with his brother, NJ.
Shiloff.
Mrs. Davis visited Mrs. L. c. Butler
an Mrs. Nichols last week.
Misses Ferne and Stella Butler and
Miss Coryell attended a meeting of
the Priscilla club at Miss Ellen Cod
Gard's.