The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-04-29

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Killed by train some time Saturda,
night. The horses were staked GU
on the right of way. SO we are in
formed. and had gotten loose, will
the above result. Quite loss, to b'
sure, and one that Mr.. Gilliland cal
III afford to stand.
i The Standard Bearers we're enter
tanned at the Thomas Rae home las
Friday evening. Mrs. Frank Glass
burner conducted the lesson, afte
which a social hour was enjoyed
Light refreshments were served.
Mrs. Willis Virgins and son, Mart
IN, were up from Woodbine Monda,
visiting relatives, Martin going on t
henson, where he is attending school
George Talcott and family, accom-
panied by Mrs. L. v. Goddard ant
Mrs. w. H. Rule, autoed out to tho
Howard Rule home on the Willow ant
spent the day last Wednesday.
More new goods in the millinery de
partment. Mrs. Barnes. I'll
Miss Lottie Bixler and mother, o.
Dundap, spent Sunday with friends a,
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Crandall wen
10 Woodbne Saturday to visit at tho
Willis Virgins home, returning Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Werlich and chi
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Cooke
all OF Earlham, are visiting at the
Fred Colby home.
| Mrs. Otto Sitzler and baby, OF Min
cola. are visitors at the home of hel
brother. Chris VoJ]erson Mrs. Stitz
Ter has been in very poor health for
many months and she is making an
extended visit here and Schleswig with
another brother in hopes that a com.
plete rest and change Of scene may
aid her in recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ziba Nurse and baby
OF Dunlap, spent Sunday at the d. S
Miller home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saunders were over
from Manila Sunday to attend Mrs.
Baber's funeral.
The race track association has been
on deal with Ed Riddle for the leas.
ing of the race track located on the
land recently purchased by Mr.. Rid
die. The deal has been completed and
the association will open their track
again this season.
Mrs. o. J. Judd was in Omaha Sat.
urday shopping and visiting relatives.
| Virgil Butterworth was in Denison
Friday and Woodbine Sunday.
The Arion school nine came down
last Wednesday for game with our
school boys and were beaten by a
score of to 0.
Miss Lisle Goldsworthy came down
from Lake View Saturday to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Colds
worthy. She returned to Lake View,
her parents and Mr.. and Mrs. |. A, An.
derson taking her up in the car. They
encountered the storm at Odebolt, but
succeeded in making the rest of the
trip home through the rain and mud
after several hours. They had a very
hard trip.
Mrs. Mae Brake carried the mail on
route three and Mrs. Dollie Swatman
drove route one the day of the lodge
meeting on account of the regular car.
riers being members of the band.
| w. A. Healy sold two high grade
kimball pianos last week to the fol.
lowing parties at Charter Oak: o, O.
Collins and Sam Passman. The Kim
ball has come to be recognized as one
OF the finest pianos made and they are
sold solely on merit. 17-1t
| w. E. Fishel was in Omaha last
Thursday attending a bankers con-
vention. While in the city he made
arrangements for set of films which
M ~ pov nf he
Shakespearean books. "The Merchant
of Venice" This will be put on next
Saturday night. Another fine set
which appears soon will be "Won in
the Clouds" Our local company has
contracted for the Lucille Love-
series. This story is now running in
the Omaha World Herald and those
: who expect to read the story should
see the pictures and those who expect
to see the pictures should read the
story. This is set of forty-five reels
and beginning with May 9th, will be
given three reels night for fifteen
nights.
Mrs !. A. Anderson has received re
turns from the examination she took
before the state pharmacy board on
April 10Th. Out Of class of 116 she
ranked second in her markings. This
is the more remarkable when we re
member that she has received her in
struction in pharmacy through CORE
spondence courses and has never at
tended any pharmacy school. She is
to be congratulated on her fine show
ing.
Mr.. David Clark accompanied his
children, Pearl. Ernest and David. Jr
to Vail Sunday to spend the day with
relatives. On account of the storm
they had to leave the car and come
home on the train Monday.
Elder James NJ. Baker returned on
Monday to his home in Des Monies
after short visit with friends.
James Turnlund, Robert Lusk, Grin
Reynolds. Floyd Rigsby and Will 1T,
tleman were in Woodbine Sunday ia
witness a ball game
Frank Strauss was here last week
from Nebraska visiting at the J. w
|Cramer home.
The Priscilla club was delightfully."-
entertained by Miss Mary Howortll
last Thursday afternoon. A dainty
lunch was a special feature. E
Eugene Crandall shipped load OF
cattle and one of hogs to the South
Omaha market Monday. He went down
Tuesday morning to see them sell.
During the high water in the Boyer
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