The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-27

Hamrick was riding with him and he
accompanied Bob and the cycle into
the stream. The men were not hurt
but the machine was put out Of com
mission.
| Elder j. b. Wildcrmuth, of Harlan
who preached the memorial sermon
here Sunday, received a telegram that
evening calling him to northeastern
Iowa to conduct the funeral Of for
Nor friend.
Miss Vera Williamson was in Deni
son Monday having dental work done.
A letter has been received from
Mr.. G. w. Manning, of PicrsOn, in
| which he accepted the principalship of
our schools. ..
Clarence Chambcrlin was down from
Denison Monday.
Mrs. Chris Vollerson, daughter,
Mary, and son, Henry, drove up to
Schleswig Monday in their car, TAX
ing their relative, Miss Bertha Peter
son, to that place, where she will visit
other relatives.
Mrs. Clarence O'Meara visited Sat
urday and Sunday with relatives in
Denison.
Louis and Alex Ruben came up
from Omaha last week to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Herman LaZcruS.
The Friday club were nicely enter
tanned at their regular meeting last
week at the home Of Mrs. Frank Bin
nall. After a pleasant afternoon, Il
~,
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
George Binnall on June 9Th.
Grin Reynolds is recovering nice
ly from his recent severe illness and
is able to walk out each day. The
nurse returned to her home at Omaha
carly last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Baber and son,
Virgil, we're over from Shelby coun-
ty Sunday and spent the day with
relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Schwartzenbach,
of Denison, were Sabbath day visitors
with relatives here.
Aulgcr Brothers show came in last
week Wednesday from the west and
showed here in the evening. They
carried fine band of about twelve
pieces that gave two concerts on the
street In the evening they presented
"The Little Homestead to a fair
sized audience who pronounced the
play fair.
The seniors and the high school
teachers held picnic in the big park
last Tuesday evening.
About fifteen of Everett Isemingcr's
little friends gave him Il surprise last
Tuesday evening. They played games
for awhile, after which lunch which
they had provided, was served. A
nice time is reported.
Miss Eva Roy returned Sunday
from visit with relatives in Denison
count of illness.
Phil CrOnin had an experience Sat
urday that was not delightful at all
An auto came up behind his rig and
without any signal whatever passed
his team. The horses were so fright
cned that they ran down the cmbank-
ment at the side of the road and
threw Mr.. Cronon and Mrs. Guy
Sleeper and her son, George, who
were riding with him. out The two
latter escaped the water in the ditch.
but Mr.. CronOn was thrown into it
and covered with mud as well as wa
ter. But the car drove on without
offering any aid. A passing train
prevented the occupants of the rig
from hearing the cars APPROACH.
Mn. Francis McSorley and dauGh-
ter, Clara, came over from Manila
Sunday for brief visit at the G. j..
OMeara home. They returned home
Monday.
Mrs. Herbert Fishel and daughter
were down from DenisOn the latter
part of the week visiting at the w. f.
Fishel home.
L. A. Wore sent shipment of hogs
to South Omaha last Thursday
Mrs. Eldridge Bryan entertained the
Golden Hour club at her pleasant
country home last Friday afternoon.
Social conversation and fancy work
occupied their time. A fine lunch
was served.
J. L. Wise, whose injuries re-
ceiyed while cranking an auto were