The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-08-05


more lives, occurred Sunday forenoon
near Ernesth Runners place. Geo.
keairnes, three ilboys and Glenn Ar
gotsinger were riding in the keairnes
car. Mr.. Argotsinger was at the
wheel, with john Keairnes giving in
structions on how to manage the car.
The car suddenly swerved and the
driver trying to turn back into the
road, turned it so far that the car
ran across the road. They were on
. {; de hill at the time and the car
rned turtle. Mr.. Argotsinger was
inned under the car Help was soon
at hand and the young man extricated.
He was bruised. but no bones were
broken. John Keairnes received a
cut on the knee, he CHER two lads
being uninjured. The car did not
fare so well. The wind shield was
smashed, the lamps and steering gear
broken, and the radiator bent. This
is but one of the several accidents
that this car has figured in.
| Miss Gertrude Welsch arrived Sat
urday from Elliott to visit the Fred
1 Coleman and Allen Howorth families.
John O'Meara, was business visit
or in Omaha one day last week.
Chris Hansen and brother, Johan-
mes, went to Rolfe last week for few
days visit with their brothers who
reside near there.
| Mrs. William Walters went Wednes-
day to Moorhead to visit her sister.
She returned Friday evening.
Miss Edna Hahn has. severed her
connection. with the postofiice. her
place being filled by Miss Bessie Alex
| ander Miss Hahn was we'll liked and
there is no. doubt but Mss Alexander
will please the QPatrons too. She has
but recently graduated from our
high school ,anduis well qualified to
assume the position.
Word comes from Hot Springs, S.
D., that Will PETIT is not improving
as had been anticipated and that Mrs.
Pett. will probably bring him home
this week: Friends Of the family re-
grct that he had'4Dt derived the bene-
fit he had expected.
Mrs. G. M. Brake went to Council
Bluffs Saturday, taking her mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Virgins, to st. Ber-
nards hospital, where she will remain
for a month at least, hoping the
change of scene and medical treat
ment may do her much good. Mrs.
Brake says the hospital is beautiful
place with every comfort and conven-
fence and her mother was well salts
fled to remain. rive, sincerely trust
that the good lady may be pleased and
satisfied with the place and we are
confident that everything will be done
to make her contented.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, B. Bailey, Of Dun
lap, and Bailey, .Waltmire, Of Glidden,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Howorth. ssat
+ Will Hcaly went to Lake View Sat
urday to stay.a few days and try his |
hand at fishing.
Elias ,O'Meara. who was under the
doctors care JAY .ss e4s is'able to be
Allen Rae came from Chicago last
Thursday to spend few days at the
old home with his mother. ~
Mrs. Binnal1 will greatly appreciate
your Kindness II you will call 4S-E
and tell her your news. If you like
to know what others are doing, let the |
correspondent, tell others about you.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy E. Mote were |
down from Denison Sunday attending |
the Council Bluffs Dow City game.
Eugene Crandall shipped three car
loads of cattle - the Chicago market
Saturday night.
Miss Helen Burch came down from |
Denison Friday to visit her friend,
Miss Helen Bell, returning to Denison
Sunday evening. sa g
The pastor of the M. E. church will
preach from the following topic on
Sunday next, August 9th: Morning at
1O:45, Conquered Yet Crowned" In
the evening at o'clock the Baptist
and Methodist churches will hold
union meetings in the park. The
members and friends of the respective
churches are requested to rally to
make these services success. Don't
fail to "attend these meetings.
John Gibson's baby has been under
the doctors care. 81 o.'
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Wight are the
parents of a son, born August 4th.
Mrs. l.. A. Wore was in Denison Sat-
urday shopping and calling on friends.
The DeVol Victors came up from
Council Bluffs Sunday to meet the To-
cal nine and after fiercely contested
game were compelled to acknowledge |
defeat Up until the last half of the |
eighth inning the score stood S to 5.
Through advantageous plays by the To-
calls and errors by the visitors our
boys run in five more scores. In the
first half OF the ninth the Victors pick
ed up one score, making the final
score read 10 to Buzz Alexander |
starred by knocking two two baggers.
letting in several men who were on
bases, and practically won the game
for the local team. Maury, of Omaha,
pitched for Dow City.
Mr.. and Mrs Blask have returned |
to their home at Fordland, Mo-, after
fine visit with their daughters, Mrs. |
Julius Ahart and Mre. Martin Weiland
I. Mrs. ,Jeemima Walters expects soon
to commence the erection of fine new
house on one Of the lots OF the former
Graves block.
Mrs. r. S. McCQll came on Tuesday |
from University Place, Oskaioosa to
look after some business affairs.
Dow City plays ball next Sunday
here with the Eigth Street Giants of
Council Bluhs. This game will be a
dandy. n'%