The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-01-07
ily. and of course the relatives are

justly proud of it.
Misses Nellie and Gladys Welsh
came over from Buck Grove Thursday
| for a couple of days visit at the G.
| O'Meara home.
| Albert Birkhofer shipped car OF
horses to Omaha Saturday for that
market. He went to the city Sunday,
accompanied by Elias and Frank
O'Meara and Albert Alexander to at
tend the sale of the animals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Thomas visit
ed here at the Charley Smith home
before starting for their home at Gar
den City, S. D.
Mrs. Bert Thompson and Mrs. Fred
Thompson were Omaha visitors last
Wednesday. They also visited Grand
mother Chambers in Council Bluffs.
| Word reached friends of the death
of Mrs. Carrie Stevens at Shelby,
Iowa, on New Years eve. Mrs. Stew
ems will be better remembered as Mrs.
Lynn, wife of Hugh Lynn, at one time
pastor of the M. E. church at this
place. We are informed that the good
lady suffered a paralytic stroke and
although she lived for several days at
terward, she died without regaining
consciousness. Mrs. Stevens visited
here every year or SO and had many
friends who will regret to learn OF
her demise.
The M. w. A. at this place are plan
ming on having a time next Friday
evening, January 9th. Installation OF
officers will take place and an oyster
supper is mentioned as the cream of
the evenings good time. A good at
| tendance is anticipated.
| John Alexander and his grandson,
Russell Duff, have returned to their
homes in Madison county after pleas
ant visit at the Curley Alexander
home.
Fred Baber and family were up from
Gallands Grove Thursday to partici-
pate in the big New Years dinner his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Baber,
gave.
Miss Ellen Scott returned to Mc1n-
tyre Saturday so as to be ready for
the reopening of school on Monday.
Helen and Vernon Rule returned
the middle of the week from Ft. Dodge,
where they had spent several days Wis
iting at the homes of their brothers,
Garfield and Fred Rule.
Ira Brundige was fortunate enough
last week to bag fine young red fox.
He was hunting rabbits Friday, trail
ing them through the light snow which
had just fallen. He came upon the
rabbit tracks which showed that some
| larger animal was also trailing. He
followed them for some distance be-
| fore he caught sight of what he was
looking for. He waited behind a
stump until the animal came within
reach of his gun. The first shot
brought down the trailer, which he
took to be a wolf Closer inspection
showed it to be a fine young fox. He
brought the carcass to town, where
he sold it to l. A. Anderson, who will
have it mounted, Mr.. Anderson pay
ing $40 for it. 1t was 80 inches long,
Is inches high and weighted 10
pounds. 1t was shot down on the
Dave Clark farm, southeast of town.
Mrs. Frank Bolton was down from
Denison last Friday attending lodge
and visiting friends
Miss Ruth Lyon, of Jefferson, was a
guest of Miss Edna Hahn several days
last week.
Miss Bessie Baber visited from Fri
day until Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
10. B. Petersen, in Denison. Mrs.
Petersen and baby Ruth came home
with her and visited the remainder of
the day.
The Frank Odell and L. A. Wore fam
lilies went out to the Jim Hecker home
north of Dunlap Sunday to spend the
day. Mrs. Hecker served an elegant
turkey dinner.
A dispatch has been received here
stating that Jim Weatherby is dead at
his home in Lebanon, Ind. He was a
son-in-law of j. H. Gri n, of this city.
He lived here a number of years and
is well remembered by the older set
tiers. He was about rs years of age.
He passed away New Years morning
The news of his death came as shock
to his relatives here, no word having
been received of any illness.
Miss Sunshine Rudd has returned
to her school duties at Council Bluffs
after spending the holiday vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Rudd.
Mrs. Thomas Rae and son, Thomas,
returned last week from visit to the
formers daughter Mrs. John Bran
hall, in Des Mones.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence O'Meara
drove over to Buck Grove Sunday, at
which place they were entertained at
the J. P. Welsh home. Miss Nellie
Welsh came home with them and on
Monday morning went to Denison to
resume her work at the Denison col
lege.
Misses Grace Marshall and Bertha
Koester, of Vail, were pleasant guests
if Miss Coda Jordan last week.
Morris Ruben was up from Omaha
last week visiting at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Herman Lazerus.
Miss Macumber came up from Ma
nilla Thursday to, visit Mr.. and Mrs
Milford Sharp.
Miss Coda Dow entertained the
Golden Hour club last week Tuesday
in her usual pleasant manner. The
afternoon was much enjoyed by the
guests as they worked at their fancy
work. A fine lunch was served at the
close of the afternoon.
Misses Trenna and Irma Chamber