The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-01-21
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Zeph Fienhold's nine year old boy
suffered a painful accident last Sat
urday afternoon. while playing in
the barn at the home of his uncle,
Oscar Fienhold he accidentally lell
from the hay loft. breaking his left
arm in two places. DR.. Rowe was
summoned and attended e lad set
ting the broken member. We are
informed that the bone was consider
ably splintered, thus making bad
break. We trust that he will get a.
long alright.
Miss Frieda Bartel accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Omeara to Buck
Grove Sunday where they We're all
entertained at the Jack Welsh home.
w. N. Mcbride was down from Den
ison Saturday shaking hands with old
friends.
Mrs. Susie Trimble came last week
from Virginia MINI. to help care for
Mrs. w. E. Fishel who has been very
ill., She is much improved at this
writing however, fact that scores Of
friends will be pleased to learn.
Ahart and Chamberlin shipped sew
eral cars of sheep last week, Mr..
Starkey going in with the shipment.
They sent the stock to the Chicago
market.
Chris Hansen returned Monday from
a trip to California where he went
about two weeks ago expecting to stay
if he found the country and labOring
conditions to his liking. He did not
find his expectations realized, so he
returned.
Miss Elsie Randel was Dunlap
visitor Thursday.
Aunt Maggie Talcott is very ill
with erysipelas and trained nurse
was secured Monday from Omaha to
help care for her. We hope she may
speedily recover.
Eugene Baber returned Monday
from a visit with friends in Manila.
Mrs. Timm was down from Denison
Saturday and went out to her farm
near Bell to look after her interests.
Rev. Joseph Stephen was business
visitor in Denison Monday.
William Sharp came last week from
Milton, Penn. and is stopping at the
home of his brother, Brinton Sharp.
We are informed that he expects to
remain here indefinitely and that
his two sons will probably come later
and make their home here.
Mrs. Pearl Servoss was down from
Denison Sunday visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Henry Roy.
Misses Iva and Nellie Fisher have
both been sick the past week.
Mrs. N. j. Daggert was over from
Portsmouth last week visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Art S. Ran
del.
Weiss Brothers shipped several car
loads of live stock the past week.
Messrs Joshua Kennedy of Logan
and Daniel Howarth of Dunlap visited
Howarth home.
Mrs. C. C. Antisdel entertained last
Friday afternoon at Kensington.
the hours being from to 5. A number
of ladies were present and spent a
most pleasant afternoon. A dainty
lunch added to the charm of the after.
Moons entertainment.
Uncle Johnny Rudd has been very
sick for the past week and from his
helplessness it is feared that he has
suffered another paralytic stroke.
Mr. Ernest Edwards came down
from Armour, S. D. Sunday to look
after some business affairs. He re-
turned home Monday.
w. w. Cushman was down from
Denison Monday to look after bit
of business.
Mrs. Chris Vollerson went down to
Mineola last week to take the Sitzler
baby to it's home. Mrs. Vollerson has
cared for this little tot for the past
couple of months while it's mother
has been convalescing from a serious
operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patsy Roy were in
town Sunday visiting at the Henry
Roy home. They have but recently re-
turned from West Mineral, Kans.
where they moved few months ago.
1ney decided Crawford county looked
better to them than Kansas SO they
have moved back. They will locate
in Denison.
Elder David Chambers of Mannolia
is holding series of evangelistic
meetings at the Gallands Grove
! church.
The dancers held forth again at
Smiths hall last Friday evening and
had another of their enjoyable even
ings. kiger's orchestra of Omaha
furnished the music.
| Globe Lodge No. $50 l. o. o. F. held
their installation of officers last Tues
day evening and the following were
indicted into office: Mark Pearsall,
N. G; L. H. Goddard, V. G: Jay Baber,
r. S; o. A. Cooper, F., S; Fred G.
Buss, Treas. District Deputy Grand
Master S. P. Jacobsen of Denison was
present and he, aided by his staff of
workers. had charge of the work.
After the business of the lodge was
concluded all sat down to fine lunch.
Claude Blackman's five year old
Trenna met with painful accident
last Friday. A pail of hot water had
been set down and the little girl fell
into it being severely burnt from the
hips down, one hip and limb being bad
ly scalded. A physician was summon
ed who dressed the burns and all
that can be done is being done to al
leviate the child's suffering. We trust
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