The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-07-22

went from here to root, and they
rooted.
l.. G. Ballengee returned to his home
at Rochelle, H., after a pleasant visi,
with his mother, Mrs. Il. ]. Ballengee
Mr.. and Mrs. Mott McHenry spent
Sunday in Woodbine.
Clinton King was in town last week
working in the interests of Simpson
college and trying to secure new stud
ents for that institution.
Miss Lille Gibson gave a picnic in
Logan park Saturday in honor OF hel
niece and nephew, Lois and Harold
Horn who are here from Omaha
Quite number of youngsters were
present and enjoyed the afternoon.
Miss Irene Smith is spending the
week with Mrs. George Powell near
Denison.
Mrs. Il. D. Barnes has purchased
the Blanding property, occupied by
Mrs. Clara Lee, and will get posses
sion Sept. l. We trust Mrs. Lee may
continue to reside here.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Rudd returned
last week to their home in Lincoln,
Neb. after very pleasant three
weeks visit with relatives here and
at DenisOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hicks, who came
recently from St. Charles, have gone
to work for John Gibson.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Baer has returned to her
home in Denison after delightful
visit with her friend, Mrs. Frank
Odell.
Mrs. Rubin was up from Omaha
few days last week visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lag
erus. She returned home Sunday.
Miss Florence Stepanek and Lena
Birkhofer were Denison shoppers Sat
urday.
Mrs. A. f. Loring. accompanied by
Mrs. Daniels, of Denison, spent sew
eral days in Omaha recently.
Curly Alexander shipped his race
horses Monday to Manson to parti-
cipate in the races taht are being held
there this week.
Frank Omeara returned the last OF
the week from business trip to Oma-
ha.
The ball team, accompanied by a
hig bunch of rooters, went to Charter
Oak Sunday to play ball. They were,
however, greatly disappointed, the
game being little more than farce.
After the second inning, the Oak lads
hardly seemed to know they were in
the game. The score read in the
neighborhood of 16 to 0.
Mrs. Loring is anticipating the
pleasure of visit from her mother,
Mrs. Brown, of Boone. Mrs. Powers,
OF Boone, and Mrs. Huffman aud
niece, of Pennsylvania, are also ex-
pected to come.
Miss Lulu Howarth entertained her
Sunday School class last Wednesday
Miss Jennie Hallowell is spending
the week in Denison with friends.
The section crew had narrow es-
cape from death last Wednesday.
They were running west on the gaso-
line car near the Gus Fredericksen
place when a freight that had been
unloading ties, suddenly rounded a
curve, running backward. The sec
ton men hastily jumped from the car
and were badly bruised in falling.
The train struck the hand car, smash
ing 1t. Some of the crew were laid
up as the result of their falling.
Mrs. J. II. Young and Mrs. j. II.
Pearsall and children and Charley
Rigsby are spending pleasant week
at Lake View.
The John Cramer family autoed TO
Dunlap Sunday.
Miss Irma Searles, of Jessup, and
Vernon Talcott, Of Arion. were calling
on low City friends Monday.
Mrs. j. II. Best visited her parents
in Denison Monday. ...
Dow City and Dunlap mines will
cross bats next Sunday at this place.
1t is said that the winter wheat be-
ing threshed in this vicinity Is falling
below the average in number OF
bushels per acre as compared to pre-
vious years.
Mrs. Z. ]. Ballinger and daughters,
Mrs. S. r. Baber. Mrs. Il. T.. Fritz,
Mrs. Loren Jones, Mrs. G. G. Booth,
Mrs. Ernest Edwards and Mrs. j. A.
ing their pictures taken. This is the
ing their pictures taken This is the
first time in many years that they
have been together. and the picture
will serve as reminder OF this pleas
ant occasion.
S. A. Dow was in Dunlap on bus
mess Monday.
w. c. Rolls was an Omaha visitor
Monday. 1850.
On Sunday next, July Goth, the
pastor of the NJ. Il. church, the Rev.
Joseph Stephens, will preach from
the following topics: at 1O:45, Josh
ua at Jericho" In the evening at
500 the Baptist and Methodist
churches will hold a union service in
the public park. The members and
friends of both churches are earnestly
requested to rally to make these SER
vices a success. All are invited to
attend. The NJ. Z. church young peo-
pie will hold League services in the
prayer room at 700 p. IN. A good
attendance is desired.
On Tuesday, July 21st, Walter Pet
coff and Albert Starkey left on the
1880 Illinois Central train for the
harvest fields in the vicinity Of Water
town. S. d.
The friends of Mr.. A. II. Harper are
glad to note an improvement in his
health.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
will hold an ice cream and cake So
cal in the park on Friday evening
July "a.
The Paradise S. S. will hold an ice
cream and lemonade social at the
Center school house on Friday eve