The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-02-18

south of town, will hold box socia
at the school house on Friday eve
ming, February Goth, the proceeds t
be used to purchase supplies for the
school. A good program will be civ
en-. 1t is hoped that a good crowd viii
be present.
Mrs. Frank Odeil is convalescine
from a weeks illness.
Wallace Edwards shot two wolves
Sunday. He and his son, Cecil, run
onto their tracks just east of town and
followed the trail. They came in
sight of the animals just east of Ed
Ahart's and his trusty gun brought
down one Of them. They took up the
trail of the other one and after fol
lowing it for several hours sighted it
near the Pat Slattery place and again
his aim was true. 1t was two proud
men that came into town bearing the
fruits Of the chase. Wallace says that
they trailed the animals fully twenty
five miles, but with the $40 bounty
the county pays, besides the value OF
the pelts, that he didn't put in his eff,
forts in vain. We are informed that
one of the wolves is the three legged
fellow that has been seen so often
around these parts the last few years.
Mrs. Warren Ettleman went to Dun
lap Sunday to visit at the Earl Ettle-
man home, returning Monday.
Clarence O'Meara purchased forty
acres of land from Harley Chase last
week The land joined Mr.. O'Meara's
farm and thus it was desirable addi-
ton to that gentleman's real estate
holdings. The piece of land contains
the buildings of the Chase farm. We
are informed that Mr.. Chase expects
to occupy them the coming season.
Frank Binnall, ST., of Dunlap, was
a Dow City visitor Monday.
Johnny Smith went to Denison Mon
day, taking his two year old son there
to leave the child at the home of his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Smith, for a time.
Lloyd Brake received call from
the railroad dispatchers to report at
once at Lincoln, Neb., for duty, and
he departed on Monday for that place.
Word has not reached his relatives
here as to what place he will be as
signed
Burton Chase, the five year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Chase, was
taken very i'll the last of the week
with pneumonia The child is suffer
ing from whooping cough, which but
makes the sickness at the present
time more serious. He is improved
at this writing.
Arthur lanyard went to GlenWood
Saturday to visit his uncle. He re-
turned Monday, his cousin, Miss Tril-
by Cooley, coming with him for a fort
nights visit here.
Miss Hilda Turnlund went to Coun-
Gil Bluffs Friday to visit at the home
of her brother, Elmer. She returned
Sunday evening.
Miss Grace Baughman was up from
Woodbine Sunday attending the l.. d.
S. conference and visiting her sister
Mrs. Andrew Jackson.
John Eek is over from Ricketts, Wis
iting at the Enos Cross home.
Ancil Clark and wife came over
from Harlan the first Of the week tc
visit his brother, Will, at the family
home.
Mark Pearsall was out to the Buck
Grove country a day or two last week
helping Lige Justice get ready tc
move.
John Cramer was business visitor
in Denison Monday, going there anc
back the same day.
Martin Collins was over from the
Willow the latter part of the week
posting notices for farm sale he eX
poets TO hold in the near future, alter
which he expects to go to Ireland te
spend a year with his mother.
J. r. Goldsworthy was down from
Spencer last week visiting at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. |. A. An
derson.
Mrs. Eugene Crandall and Miss Lu
III Crandall were Denison shoppers or
FRIDAY.
Elmer Riddle has so far recovered
from his recent accident that he Il
able to get out around the home. EV
eryone is rejoicing that he is recoV
ering so nicely.
Mr.. Floyd Suibbs of Scranton ha
been pleasant visitor recently at TN
home of his uncle Mr.. James Turner
north of town. returning to his hom
last week Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McHenry spen
last week in Denlson visiting RELATIVES
and attending the short course.
George Binnal went to wall LAX
Saturday on business mission.
Frank Howarth spent Sunday II
Dunlap with a friend.
Andrew Jackson is able to be GU
lagain following his recent illness,
fact that many friends are glad t
note.
Mrs. Enos Cross and Miss Cell
Hargens we're Denison visitors Nor
day.
Mrs. R. ]. Davenport is up from {
maha visiting her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Adolph Stepanek.
Misses Cora and Jennie Osbur
came over Monday from Harlan I
visit Mrs. LESSEE Howarth.
Mrs. Thomas Munsey entertalne
the Baptist Missionary society las
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Van Eato
came over from Pisgah Saturday I
attend the L. D. S. conference an
we're entertained at the hospltabi
. home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Hatci
Mrs. Hatch and the Van cations Wer