The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-08-12

The professor was great advocate
of the simultaneous treatment as re
CARDS vaccination.
his mother, returned to his home a
Crete, Neb., Wednesday. Howard
Stepanek accompanied him for few
days visit.
Several auto loads from here at
tended the ball game in Denison las
Wednesday.
Francis Potter has gone to Carroll
where he has accepted position in 9
garage.
The Palo Alto club met Saturday
afternoon with Miss Genevieve Dow
The usual number of members and
guests assembled and most pleas
ant time was spent. An elegant lunch
was served.
! Little Dorothy Edwards, one Of the
three year old twins of Mr. and Mrs
Wallace Edwards. fell from couch
on which she was playing, and broke
her collar bone last Tuesday. The
bone was soon set and the little girl
Is feeling fine at this writing.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid society are
planning an ice cream social in Logan
park next Saturday evening, August
18th, beginning at Z O'Clock. This So
ciety quilts, ties comforts and helps
in many ways to manage the raising
of funds for the church and they are
entitled to big attendance at their
social. We desire to see them do well
as, the results -of-their efforts.
Miss Ethel Wiener went to Ute
Saturday for few days visit with rel
atives.- -.
Miss Hilda .Turnlund went to Coun-
Gil Bluffs Sunday for. a weeks visit at
the home Of her brother, Elmer, and
wife. Gladys and Johnny Turnlund.
who have been visiting here for the
past three weeks. accompanied her.
Miss Marie Riddle came up from
Dunlap Saturday for an over Sunday
visit, with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Link Riddle. 'rs~:g -:
Mrs. C. C. Antisdel came up from
Woodbine Friday to visit her sister,
Mrs. o. j. Judd! She was taken Ill
the, same evening and Mr.. Antisdel
was sent for. arriving Saturday morn
ing. The lady was better at last re-
port.
Mrs. l.. H. Goddard was hostess to
the Golden Hour club at her pleasant
home last Friday afternoon, when the
usual good time was enjoyed. A very
toothsome lunch rounded out the after
moons pleasures.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Scott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Scott and Miss Nell Scott
autoed to Carroll last Thursday to Wis.
It friends. All the party returned
home the same evening except Miss
Scott, who expects to stay couple Oh
weeks.
Frank Howorth and Will Healy
went to Omaha last Wednesday.
Mrs ,Adolph Ahart has returned
from q several days visit with rela-
tives at Buck Grove.
Howard Brace had fine two year
old colt struck by lightning and killed
during the storm last "Wednesday.
Word comes from Mrs. Will PETIT at
Hot Springs, s. d., that her husband
ia improving again, fact that many
friends will be pleased to. note.
The Dunlap boy scouts came to DOW
CITY last week Tuesday to meet our
second nine and were defeated by
score of 8 to 3.
Ed Ahrens, in company with Henry
Rliesman, of Denison, was in Mime
sota last week looking over the couh-
trv He returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Jim Riddle and two daughters
came last Wednesday from Creighton
Neb,. for a visit with her mother
Mrs. Jane Wood, and other relatives
Mr.. Riddle came up Saturday and re-
NAMED over Sunday. after which he
went on east on business mission.
M and Mrs. Riddle have many
friends here who are always giad 10
renew their. acquaintance.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the NJ. E. church held their
monthly meeting in the park iast
Wednesday afternoon. After the les.
CON was concluded fine lunch was
served. .
Miss Iona Wiley entertained the
.Jolly Bunch OF Girls last Tuesday III
honor of her birthday. The young loiks
had one of the finest kind OF tlmes' as
is usual with this crowd. An eAcei-
lent lunch was served at the after
Moons close. ,a
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Walworth ana
little folks, of Buck Grove, spent sun
day with the Bian Iseminger family;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Odell and chll-
dren and their house guest, Mrs. baer,
Of Denison, spent Sunday with friends
ot Logan. The storm overlook them
at Woodbine on their way home anu
ali but Mr.. Odell came home from Una.
Mace on the train and he remained
until Monday to bring the car home:
Misses Lola Fishel, Elizabeth Ed
zerv. Irene Smith. Lillian Ahart, Ruth
swasey and Nellie Fishel went 10
Lake View Saturday to spend lie"
days. . .,ort
Saturday and Sunday at Dunlap Visit
ing relatives.
The young folks of this community
gathered at the Enos Cross place on
Saturday night, where they partlcipat-
ed in big barn dance. A line Tune
is reported.
Miss Coda Jordan entertained the
new club, the B. DIS, last Friday at