The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-03-04

Mel Breen farm northwest of tov n.
r. w. Houston was in Omaha last
Thursday attending the big auto show.
Mr.. Houston, being dealer, is great
ly interested in the auto business and
takes advantage of every opportunity
to keep in touch with the new and
good things in this line.
Miss Jennie Hallowell. who has
been substitute teacher in the r. B.
Smith school in Mr.. Mourer's place,
Las completed the 4atter's contract and
on last Monday began the spring term
Of school. having contracted with the
board herself for the place.
Mrs. r. G.. Luke has been at Deni-
son a couple of days the past week
looking after some business affairs.
A big snlpment Of stock, consisting
of cattle, hogs and sheep, went out OF
here Saturday night for Chicago. There
/ were nineteen cars all told. Jack
Ahart, Robert Fishel, L. A. Wore, Jas.
Henry, G. L. Rudd, Nelson Butler and
w. A. Healy were among those who
went in with the shipment.
Albert Birkhofer and Albert Alex
ander went on to Soldier last Thurs
day to look over the horse situation in
that locality. They returned Satur-
day.
S. J. Woodruff was up from Omaha
Thursday seeing about the storing of
Aunt Janet Rae's furniture, so that
! the Mcbride family could occupy the
premises.
| Mrs. Jim O'Meara was down from
Denison couple of days last week Wis
iting the O'Meara families at this
place.
The annual moving time" has ar
rived and the following changes have
taken place Asa Ettleman has moved
to the j. N. Bell farm and will work
for Mr.. Bell; A. H. Harper will occu-
by one of his town houses and Messrs.
White and Smith will occupy the Har-
per farm; Earl Devine moves up near
Ute and Bobby Mayne will occupy the
| farm vacated by Mr.. Devine; Ray
mond Butterwortn moves into the
Buck Grove territory and will Spence
will live where Mr.. Butterworth did.
Mesdames Wise and Seemann we're
in Denison Saturday shopping and
visiting relatives.
Miss Trenna Chamberlain came up
from Omaha Saturday for an over
Sunday visit at the parental. E. N.
Chamberlain, home.
Miss Mabel Blackman returned to
her home at Denison Saturday after a
weeks delightful visit with friends
northwest Of town.
w. A. Healy was a business visitor
in Dunlap Friday.
Morris Wilder came down from
Ames the latter part OF the week for
an over Sunday visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. r. Wilder.
! Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Best and chill
dren visited Sunday in Denison with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
koenekamp.
Mrs. Fred Pearsall has been con-
fined to her bed by illness the past
week.
Mrs. N. B. Butler went to Omaha
the last of the week to spend a few
days with her sister, Miss Elizabeth
Ahart.
| Gus Anderson had quite an expert
ence last Thursday with foxy team.
While in the vicinity of the North
western depot the team, hitched to a
wagon, took fright at train and near
ly ran into the moving train. Mr. An
derson soon gained control of them
and in passing up Main street they
again decided to run and in spite of
all the driver could do they dashed
into a telephone pole and the wheels
| catching the pole freed the team,
which ran to the barn and stopped
The tongue was broken from the Wag-
on and the harness somewhat broken.
1t is said that one horses nose was
struck by the train in the first scare.
r. H. Woodruff transacted business
in Denison Friday.
James Baber moved to one of Mrs.
Wheelright's houses in the east part
of town Saturday, and the Ralph Roy
family, of, Denison, will occupy the
Walters house vacated by Mr.. Baber
The Dow City Dancing club gave an
other of their fine dances at Smiths
hall last Friday evening. About twen-
ty-five couples were present and en-
|joyed the evenings pleasures. Frank
kiger's orchestra, of Council Bluffs,
! furnished the music.
Bryce Binnall entertained the senior
class and high school teachers at a
party at his home last Saturday eve
ming. A number were prevented from
attending on account of the bad wealth
er. A fine time was had. however. Re-
! freshments were served.
Miss Frieda Bartels went to Maple
ton Sunday, where she will serve as
bridesmaid at her brothers. wedding.
The meetings which have been in
progress at the l.. u. S. church for the
past two weeks will continue over this
week Mr. Wildermuth, who is in
charge, has made good impression
on the people and has aroused won
derful interest and good audiences are
in attendance at every meeting He
was the recipient of gift of money
and substantial remembrance for
personal needs from an appreciative
attendant at the services last week,
for which he was truly grateful
The Sunday school and preaching
services at Paradise will be combined
into temperance program next Sun
day at $3.50 p. m.
Specials in our gocery dept. for Sat
urday and Monday, at Hermans store
| Fine California poachoc and Anvil;