The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-31

Qdy or TWO last Weeh. lHey dloO az
tended the Thomas-Fox wedding north
of Arion Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wilson, of
Spencer, S. D., came Friday for a short
visit with their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Cole. They had spent =
few days at Woodbine with relatives
before coming here. They went Sat
urday to Denison where they will Wis
it relatives. They expect to remain
in Crawford county three or four
weeks.
Vance Trip is here from Omaha
for visit with former friends.
David Walters, ST. has been inter-
esting our people in the great mine
disaster which occurred few weeks
ago in far away Wales, his former
home, and those interested made up a
purse of $40, which Mr.. Walters has
sent for the relief fund for the be-
reaved wives and children of those un-
fortunate men who lost their lives.
This is indeed noble work and one
which will not go unrewarded.
Mrs. Sabina Cross, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Jackson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Jackson attended the funeral
of Mrs. VIM. Jones nee Runnels at
Dunlap Friday.
Mrs. Reub Smith, who lives in the
upper Paradise country, has been very
sick for a week or more. but we I'M
derstand she is c0nvalescing at this
writing. We trust she may soon be
we'll again.
The members of the NJ. E. church
showed their appreciation OF Miss
Maude Brakes services as pianist by
presenting her with neat little sum
of money Christmas. Mrs. Maggie
Talcott and Mr.. and Mrs. George Tai
colt gave her a beautiful bible and
Aunt Janet Rae also sent her nice
present. Miss Maude is deeply CRATE
full to all those who contributed to
these gifts and hopes she may be able
to give to them in return splendid
service Miss Brake has been an eff
cient pianist at this church for near
ly four years and has been most faith
full in the performance of the duty
She has responded to the call for
work in her line most willingly at all
times and the attendants are more
than pleased that the opportunity
came their way to show her in this
small way how much they appreciate
her services.
G.. w. Langley was in Denison Sat
urday transacting business.
Mrs. Mary Bixler and daughter, Lot
tie were up from Dunlap Christmas
day and spent the day with friends.
Tom Clark returned last Tuesday
from his trip through the west.
l.. H. Goddard vacated the Baptist
parsonage Saturday, moving into the
house with his mother-in-law, Mrs. Sa-
bina Cross Rev. Nelson's household
goods have arrived and they will occu-
by the parsonage this week. The wife
and daughter who have been visiting
relatives since Mr.. Nelson came here,
have arrived also. We extend well
coming hand to these good people.
Andrew Jackson, accompanied by
George Talcott and Will Staller were
in Omaha Saturday. Mr.. Jackson re-
Gently sold his Buick car to Mr.. Stall
Ter and he purshased another while
in the city and the three drove home
in it.
Mrs. Clarence O'Meara and Mrs.
Enos Cross were patronizing the big
stores in Omaha Monday
Mr.. Colby, a horse buyer from Chi
cago, came in the latter part Of the
week and has been busy picking up
a bunch of heavy horses for the mar
ket.
Miss Mayme O'Brien and brother
Mike were over from Ute last week
attending the funeral of Mrs. Anna
Kipe
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Butler left Mon
day morning for Pierson to visit few
days with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. V. Butler
George Miller, who has been baker
at the City bakery and grocery for
nearly year. severed his connec-
tons with that concern last week and
returned to Omaha. Mr.. Butler has
been fortunate in securing another man
a Mr.. Jones for the place and from
the baked goods he is putting out one
would Judge him to be first class
baker.
Miss Iva Larson of Deloit has been
a pleasant guest of Miss Clara Will
hanson for the past week.
A number of families from this place
were invited to Denison to partake
of an elegant Christmas dinner at the
Isaac Howarth home.
Frank HonZ was up from Logan
and took Christmas dinner with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Honz.
Linford Ahart departed on Monday
for Ames where he will enter for the
farmers short course.
Mr.. Vern Harrington of Portsmouth
visited the Art Randel and Ed Ahart
families last week.
Mrs. l.. e. Mcbride returned Sun
day from her visit with the Sanford
Rudd family at Lincoln Neb.
Mrs. Frank Hagan was up from Dun
lap the first of the week visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Hugh Butterworth.
The James Spence family from De-
lott ate Christmas dinner at the Will
lam Spence home here.
Mr.. William Hast of Buck Grove
visited at the Albert Birkhofer home a
day or two last week.
Mr.. Morris Lawrence came recently
from Portland. Ore. to visit with his
wife's relatives, the A. A. Fishel fam
lily, Mr. Lawrence having come here
about Thanksgiving time. On Satur-