The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-09-02

visit with relatives. She Will return
| home this week.
Frank Jackson, of Missouri Valley
and Ralph Cassaday, OF Denison, Wis
tied their uncle and aunt. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Frank McHenry. Sunday
Miss Lisle Goldsworthy departed or
Saturday for Lake View. where she
will teach in the city schools the COM
ing year. She taught the same grade
last year.
Miss Lulu Howorth returned Mon
day evening from her visit with hel
friend. Mrs. r. r. VanMeter, at Ere
mont Neb
Miss Verona Hall. who has been
here from Dewitt tor two weeks past
visiting her numerous young friends,
departed Sunday Oh her homeWard
trip, expecting to stop off at Denlson
TO spend a day or two with her friend,
Mrs. Minnie CrattEwall.
Mrs. NJ. b. Bailey. OF Dunlap, spent
Saturday here with her daughter, Mrs.
Frank HowOrth.
w. c. Rolls. Bian !sCminger and w.
A. Healy autCed up to Lake View Mon
day.
Alfred Crandall. wife and daughter,
were UP from Gal!ands Grove Sunday
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benson Smith went
down 70 Ames Thursday, where they
visited the Herman LOgsdon family.
going on Friday to Des Moines, where
they took in the sights Of the state
fair.
i5urGette Munsey accompanied the
Tom Munsey family home from the
old settlers picnic AT, Denison Thurs
dav, and visited them here until sat
u-day.
Tirgi! Bttterworth and sam smith
were UP from Woodbine Sunday.
Jesse .Iipe came down from Spring
field. S D., few days ago to WISH
relatives for q few days.
Messrs. Ed and Paul Ahrcns spent
several days the past week i'll DICK
inson county looking over the land
situation. We are informed that the
former has traded his farm here for a
farm there and will move there in the
spring. The latter rented farm ana
will also move. We are sorry to see
these families leave this vicinity, but
we trust they may be prosperous IN
the new homes.
Mrs, Sigtried Carlson, who resides
a mile south of town, is reported 10
be quite sick.
Miss Smith stopped off between
trains Saturday, while on her way
from Council Bluffs to her home III
Mackey. to visit the J. 7. Goldsworthy
and !. 4. Anderson families.
w. z. Fishel journeyed to Omaha
Saturday on business mission, re-
turning Sunday.
Mrs. l.. II. Goddard and Mrs. Bessie
Ho!comb returned the early part OF
last week from ten days visit with
their sister. Mrs. Harold Salisbury
at Giidden.
Mrs. Clarence OMeara entertained
ten girls last Tuesday afternoon, com
u]i,nentary to her cousin, Miss Gladys
Welsh, of Buck Grove. A pleasant
afternoon was spent with music ana
social chat. after which tine lunch
was served. Miss Gladys has made
numerous friends among the Younger
set during her frequent visits mere.
Miss Sunshine i;udd went to Coun-
ell Bluffs Sunday to resume her work
at Boyle's Business college.
Drs. Il. G. Moore and w. l.. Relchelt
of Dunlap. We're in town Wednesday
and attended the ball game.
Fred PETIT and daughter. Mabel ana
DR.. Fanny l.. Pett were Denison VS.
itors Monday.
Mrs. +. j. Braraka and sons. Ar
gyle and Ronald returned to thelr
home at Spaulding, Neb.. last week al
ter a two months visit with her SIS
ter, Mrs. W. H. Buss. Mr.. Buss TOOK
them as far as Omaha in the auto.
Eldred. the ten year old son OIL MI
ford Sharp. suffered broken leg last
Sunday morning. the accident occur.
ring in peculiar manner. Inc lao
got onto a horse to ride 70 the pasture
when one OF the horses running loose
kicked at the enc the boy was riding,
but struck the boys deg below the
knee, breaking both bones. The boy
got off the horse and started to crawl
to the house. but gave out on the way
from the pain and eXertion. He call
ed until the folks at the house heard
him and came to his assistance. \
nhysiciau was summoned and set the
bones and made the lad as comfort
able as possible. He will be laid up
a number of weeks. 1t is especially
unfortunate in that it happened just
at the opening Of the school year. We
trust the lad may get along well and
the injured leg heal nicely.
The Palo Alto club was delightfully."-
entertained last week Thursday by
Misses Ruth Glassburrer and Jean
Nolan. A crowd went out in the car