The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-11-12

| MRS. Belle ChamO erS mas Deen SIGH
at the home of her son, Earl Cham
bers, southeast of town. Mrs. Homer
Medlin went out from Arion to help
care for her. Mrs. Chambers is re-
ported somewhat better at this writ
ing.
Mrs Marshall came from Denison
| recently to make an extended visit
with her daughter Mrs. A. A. Fishel.
Mrs. C. F. Buss returned Saturday
from an extended visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Fred Parker, at St. Clair,
Mich.
| r. w. Houston went to Denison Mon
day to serve on the grand jury, but his
name was not drawn so he returned
the same day.
Mr. B. F. Judd came up from Kansas
Monday for a visit with his son. Grin
Judd, and family.
| Miss Jennie Jensen, of Vail, is visit
ing her friend, Miss Coda Jordan.
| George Rules youngest son, has
been having a bad siege of tonsillitis
and is still very sick boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crandall, of St.
Paul, Neb., who have been visiting
at the home of Mrs. Geo. Crandall.
started -on their return trip Wednes-
day, going by way of Nicola for few
days visit with relatives.
Bert Gilmore departed Friday for
his home in Council Bluffs after two
weeks visit here with relatives. Mrs.
Gilmore remained till Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Coburn were in
Denison Saturday attending to some
business affairs.
Mrs. Willis Renfroe and children
started Tuesday on their return trip
to Turtle Lake, N. d. Her sister and
brother, Cora and Burton Tillett, &C
companied her as far as FIT. Dodge, re-
turning home the next day.
Mrs Sarah Reynolds and her faith
er, Wilson Keairnes, of Dunlap. visit
ed at the Geo. Keairnes home Sunday.
1t is a great treat for the Keairnes
children for grandpa to come to visit
them.
Mrs. Herbert Fishel and daughter,
Ruth, were down from Denison last
! Wednesday visiting at the w. E. Fish.
ell home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Colman gave a
dance last Saturday night. A large
Il SAO"u was pACSCHl " cIlJOy IIc llO6-
pita]ity of this popular couple and a
most excellent time was reported. A
fine lunch rounded out the evening s
pleasures.
| Mrs. Fred Shaw departed recently
for Alton, kans., after an extended
visit here with relatives. Her daugh
ter, Miss Kezia, accompanied her and
will spend the winter ehere.
Fred Beams children are afflicted
with chickenpox, but are not very
sick.
Mr.. Lee Clothier recently went t.
Missouri with the intention of look
ing up a location. If he finds one te
his liking he will move his family
away from here. The Clothier family
have had so much sickness these las
few years That they have decided tt
try change of location and climate
Mesdames ]. H. Miller and Franz
Bolton were down from Denison Fri
day visiting friends and attending
lodge.
Holly Wilson was up from Dunbar
Saturday visiting with friends.
The book lovers of our village have
organized a reading circle for theil
mutual benefit with about thirty mem
bers. Each member has placed one OF
more books in the library which has
been located temporarily in the cas-
room of the bank. The books are fo1
the use of only those joining the cir
Gle. This is a cOmmendable undertak
ing and one worthy of support. W.
have long felt the need of library
in the town and trust that with thi!
modest undertaking we may arouse
fenough interest that the township ma,
levy tax at it's annual meeting mex
spring for the installation of brancl
library from some of the neighborin1
towns.
Mrs. Fred Wiley was hostess to tn,
Golden Hour club last Saturday, en-
Pertaining at l o'clock dinner. Abou
eighteen were present. After the de
llclous two course dinner social at
ternoon was enjoyed. Lunch wa!
served before the guests departed. Al
were unanimous in declaring Mrs
Wiley splendid entertainer.
Mrs. John Williamson has been il
the past week from the effects of hay
ing all her teeth extracted,
Oscar Fienhold has had a fine new
player piano nstalled in his home He
is firm believer in the terse saying
There is nothing that one can at
ford that is too good for ones fam
lily"
Mrs. John Griffin was an Omaha
shopper Saturday.
Homer Miller came up from Leba
non, Mo-, Sunday for a visit at the
home of his brother, Cash Miller.
Mr.. HartsnOrn, of Newell, who pur
chased the Benson Smith farm in the
early fall, has relinquished his right
! to the farm and it will stay in Mr.
Smiths keeping, he paying Mr.. Smith
we'll to retain the place. Mr.. Harris
horn worried so much over the debt
he assumed to pay for the farm that
he decided to throw up the deal. Thus
Mr.. Smith and family will continue
to live in good old Crawford county
and their many friends are rejoicing
over the news.
.. B. Peterson was down from Den.
lson Sunday and spent the day at the
S. E. Baber home.
i Paul Wight, of Council Bluffs, visit.
ed his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Romanan