The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-12-16
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turning Wednesday,
Mrs. Il. NJ. Cole received word re
Gently that the stork had visited tin
home OF her daughter, Mrs. Franz
Michel, at Meridian, and left a fine
baby girl. Many friends OF the Niche
family here will rejoice with them
this being their first daughter.
Lester Meyer was the fortunate one
to draw the fine graphanola at Rolls
restaurant and there has been music
in the air around the Meyer home ever
since We are informed that the in
strument is worth $40. A lucky draw
indeed.
Miss Helen Hayes, former teacher
in our high school, hut now instructor
in music at Missouri Valley, spent
Sunday with her friend, Mrs. e. G.
Virgins.
Miss Wave Cross has begun the win
ter term OF school in district No 2
Grove township. Shelby county. Miss
Cross was teaching this same school
seven years ago. when she contracted
pneumonia and was compelled to give
up teaching, and is just beginning
again now. We hope to hear that her
health remains good enough that she
may continue her work as long as she
desires.
Henry Halveka departed Monday
for Sioux City. where he will remain
il he succeeds in securing the work
no desires.
A. ri. Rudd was a business visitor
at the county seat Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Washburn return
ed to their home in Logan Saturday
after a pleasant visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hollins.
Herman LaZerus was in Omaha the
latter part OF the week to see his
Wife, who is in a hospital there, where
she recently underwent an operation
We understand she is getting along
we'll, but will probably need to stay
two weeks longer.
Mrs Richard Hoeffer went to Deni-
son Friday TO visit at the home of her
friend, Miss Janet Muir. She return
ed homo Saturday.
Chris Suhr was a business visitor
in Omaha one day last week.
This week secs the finish of the
motion picture serial, The Trey OF
Hearts" and the Triangle Amuse-
ment company has been much pleased
with the patronage they have received
for this serial. They have made ar
engagements for the production, The
Master Key" and the first installment
will be shown on Christmas night.
Lovers Of moving pictures are assured
that this serial surpasses any shown
here yet
Uncle Robert Bell was under the
doctors care last week.
Mrs. William Aldrich and daughter
Fiossie, OF Dunlap. were over Sunday
visitors at the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Cramer.
John Jensen returned Saturday to
his home at Waterloo after a delight
full three weeks visit at the home of
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Nelson.
Miss Virginia Marks, of Denison,
went out to the Ohm Garrett home in
Paradise township. expecting to re-
main for time with the Garrett fam
ily
Our schools in both the town and
countryside We're closed Monday and
Tuesday of this week on account OF
all the teachers attending institute
at Denison. A few have their schools
dismissed for the entire week.
Elder Charles Derry came up from
Woodbine Saturday and on Sunday
morning preached in the l.. d. S.
church. He also helped in the tenn
perance meeting at the opera house
Sunday evening. Elder Derry is past
so years of age and is remarkably
spry for one OF his years. His mind is
very active and the members OF the
church here certainly enjoy his
preaching.
MI and Mrs. Will Clark are the
proud parents of 8 pound son. born
to them December 18th. Mother and
babe doing we'll
George Brady, whose illness from
pneumonia was reported last week,
has developed typhoid fever as well
and is now suffering from the two
diseases, and is very sick man.
Nj. and Mrs. Guild Rudd and son.
Cherokee and are considering making
this place their home.
Mrs Clarence OMeara and Miss
Edna Hahn went to Denison Thursday,
where they visited relatives until Fri
udy afternoon
Zach Crandall shipped car of
mixed stock to the South Omaha mar
ket Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Baber came
over from Manila the latter part of
the week to visit relatives at this
place for few days.
Misses Annie and Minnie Birkhof-
er went to Denison Friday to visit
friends returning Saturday afternoon.
Viola, the eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Gibson, had the misfor
tune to run a needle into one of her
limbs at the knee last Monday fore
noon. 1t entered the eye first. strik-
ing the bone, and breaking in three
pieces, the largest piece entered the
flesh. A physician was called at
once, but he was unable to locate the
piece of steel An incision was made
in the hopes of finding it, but yet it
was not found. The girl was brought
into town where an Xray was used in
locating the cause of the trouble.
Mrs. Sturtz returned to her home |
at Boone Saturday after a few days |
visit with her sister, Mrs. Albert LOr
ing.
Last Friday afternoon a number of |