The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-01-14
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DELo,T ITEMS.
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Monday morning We note 10 degrees
below zero; the coolest this winter.
VIM. Morley and wife and little boy
returned home from their holiday Wis
it last Monday.
Mrs. Edith Mesenbrnk and little
daughter, of Denison, visited a few
days the past week in and around De
lott Mrs. Mesenbrink is daughter
of r. r. Montgomery.
Mrs. J. L. Miller and Mrs. T. G
Dobson were in Denison Monday at
ternoonF of last week and took supper
at the N. L. Hunt home.
Mrs. Eliza Morley visited Tuesday
with her daughter, Daisy, in Denison
Mrs. A. ]. Mason and her mother
Mrs. w. A. Willoughby, went to Wood
bine week ago Friday and spent a
couple of days visiting their old neigh.
Dor when living in Nebraska, Mrs.
Penn Derry.
Mr.. and Mrs John Anderson drove
to Denison last Tuesday.
The Willing Workers met last week
Wednesday with Mrs. S. Horn for the
election of officers. Mrs. Ellen Horn
was elected president; Mrs. Edna
Newcom. vice president; Mrs. j. w.
True, secretary, and Mrs. Bessie
Myers, treasurer Mrs. Julia Brogden
and Mrs. Ellen Horr were appointed
a committee to solicit for the chill
dren's home fund. This fund is for
the purpose OF benefiting the orphan
children and each pays 5 cents a
month or 60 cents year. A small
amount for each one, but put togeth-
er it is a great help for a great cause.
The society has been organized four
years and has accomplished a great
deal of good. We hope to do better
work each year.
Mrs. Geo. Winans has been sick the
past week, but we are glad to note she
is much improved at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Riggleman drove
to Denison last Thursday.
Charles Brogden took dinner with
his daughter and family last Thurs
day.
Mr.. Amos Tome and wife, of near
Glidden, autoed to Deloit last Thurs
day and took Mrs. w A. Willoughby
home with them for visit. They
were neighbors at Bonesteel, S. D..
Mrs. Tome is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Whiting.
A Mr.. Anderson and Miss Slechta,
of Boyer, accompanied by two other
young people, wendell their way to the
N. E. parsonage Tuesday last, where
Rev. Ralston said the words that unit
ed Mr.. Anderson and Miss Slechta in
the holy bonds of matrimony, and
then they went to Denison in the az
ternoon.
Mrs. Sarah Newcom returned to her
home at Odebolt Friday
Bert Darling and S. HOrr took din.
ner Thursday with Aunt Jane John.
sin. She and her daughter, Celinda
have good luck with poultry and sell
q great many eggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McKim attend
ed the installation of officers at the
Odd Fellow lodge in Denison Friday
evening.
Mrs. Scott McKim and little grand
daughter, of Des Moines, are visiting
at the home of her mother, Mrs G. S
Jordan, and among other relatives.
Miss Ruth Jordan entertained a few
of her young friends Friday evening.
Mr.. Pankow's sale is held today
with large attendance, on what is
known as the T. G. Dobson farm
Lloyd Winans and family will soon 10
cate there, Mr.. Winans having bought
the farm.
Frank Barrett and wife. of Denison
were over Sunday guests at the pa
rental, Mrs. G. S. Jordan, home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson Wis
tied over Sunday at the Mrs. Eliza
Worley home.
Ralph Beaman had narrow escape
from a fire when he found his sitting
room rug ablaze, the blaze reaching
nearly to the ceiling. The rug caugh1
fire from the heating stove and it ant
two smaller ones were ruined. His
wife was in De6ison and he was very
lucky to be at home.
Mrs. Anna Schwartz and family
spent Sunday at the home of hel
brother, Bert Darling.
The primary school opened las
week after vacation. The higher room
began Monday. Mr.. E. Smith, of De.
Moines, is employed to fill the vacan
cy caused by the resignation of Mr.
Huffly
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Riggleman visit
ed Sunday at the Joe Inghram home
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ehlers came
near losing their baby Friday night