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

picture show beginning next week
IS attracting no little attention. Low
ers OF the pictures are greatly enthus-
ed over its coming and are in i'm
patient for it to begin. Read the OPP
eninG chapters in this issue OF the
paper.
Miss Stella Riddle returned Satur-
day from Creighton, Neb., where she
spent several days, having accompan.
led Mrs. j. p Riddle. who was called
home on account OF the death Of her
son.
Mrs. Elizabeth Virgins will be
home this week from st. Bernard's
hospital at Council Bluffs. where she
has been taking treatment. Mrs. b.
ham viii keep house for her again
during the fall and winter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Raber, .Tr. are
the parents of a daughter. born Mon
day, August 81.
Mir. and Mrs. H. Il. Brake and Mrs.
I. w. Swatman were up from Dunlap
Sunday visiting friends.
Mrs. Rite Odell-Daudel arrived
Wednesday from New Hampton for a
visit Of several weeks duration at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Odell. Her husband will
come down later.
Albert Birkhofer returned Saturday
from weeks visit with their mother
and two brothers at Crofton, Neb.
Mrs. Cy West and son. Floyd were
arrivals the latter part of the week
from Shelby. Neb., and are visiting
at the e. h. Newkirk and w. Il. Nc
Donald homes.
Misses Mabel Cole, Jennie Halo
well, Mamie Potter Rosalia Scott,
Marjorie Bryan, Ferne Johnson and
Esther Turnlund were those from here
who attended the teachers meeting
in Denson Friday.
Roger Pau and son. Darius. We're in
Omaha Thursday where they purchas-
ed Il bunch OF feeders
Miss Mildred g. Virgins was in
Denison Friday
Mrs. NJ L. Wcatherbee came up
from Council Bluffs Friday on account
of the death of her niece. Mrs. L. ".
Houston.
l.. A. Wore shipped two loads of cat
tie to the South Omaha markc; Tues
day.
M and Mrs. G. w. Langley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Binnall attended
the old settlers picnic at Denison last
Thursday.
Miss Marie Riddle, Of Dunlap. was
~ n Sunday Ijsjtnr with hn.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Link Riddle, north
Of town.
The Fred jackson family WAS up
from Gallands Grove Sunday and
spent the day with relatives.
Miss Trenna Chamberlain went TO
Omaha Monday to spend Il lew days
with friends.
John f. Rudd and wife spent few
days with their daughter, Edith. in
Sioux City last week returning home
Saturday.
Rev. Daniel Reagan filled the pull
pit in the Baptist church at Lake City
last Sunday.
The Edward Thurleman family. OF
farewell visit with Miss Nell Scott
before Ner uGparluIe lOf tIe west.
They returned home Saturday.
Foster Spence came over from llar
Ian last week for q visit with his boy
friends.
Fred Pett has purchased fine new
Detroiter auto.
The L. +. Mcbride family has
moved from the Janet Rae house and
is now occupying the Geo. Fritz house
near Main street.
Isaac Howorth was down from Den
ison Sunday. bringing his daughter.
Marie. who will stay here at her
srandfather's. Edmund Howorth's. and
attend school here this year.
Miss Florence Miller returned Sat
urday from visit with the Harry
Jones family near Charter Oak.
Mrs. Frank Larsen visited Saturday
at the homo of her brother, George
Fritz.
A fine baby boy arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Matllys Monday,
August 31st.
J. T. Goldsworthy went to Spencer
Friday to look after some business
matters. Mrs. GoldsWorthy went up
Monday for day or two, and they en-
pect to return home together.
Mrs. Arthur Brown and daughter
Pansy and Ruby, expect to depart this
week for Leesville. La, where they
will spend the winter Ruby is in
trail health and the parents feel that
the winters here are too severe for
her. and thus the trip is made south.
We hope she may be benefited by the
change.
Miss Helen Smith, who accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Riddle here from
Creighton, Neb., has been enjoying n