The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs. J. U. Wise, Mr.. and
Mrs w. O. Seeman and Miss Ella
Hahn autocd to Denison Sunday and
spent the day at the lake Schwartzen
bach home.
Mrs. Albion Hardy is here from Tim
berlake. S. D. for a visit with Scott
and Hallowell families.
The Art Randel family autoed out
to their farm in Boyer township Sun
day to visit at the home of their son
Roy. They report Roy as being able
to get around without crutches, the
! first time since he had his foot crush
ed in February.
Jack Williamson was over from IT.
win Sunday and spent the day with
| his family. He was accompanied by
his father-in-law, William kimball and
Messrs klinkafoos and Shoddebeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. n. Chamberlain
daughter, Erma, their house guest
Miss Pauline Fischer. OF Virginia, ILL.,.
and Miss Stella Butler, of Arion, au-
cutting. They returned Sunday eve
| ninG.
Matte Hahn spent couple of days
the last OF the week With relatives in
! Dcnison.
| w A. Sec:nann went to Dunlap and
| Moorhead Monday Oh a business mis-
sion.
Miss Sarah Baber was in Denisou
/ Monday attending to some shopping
duties and visiting her daughter, Mrs
| O. 3. Petersen.
There was wreck on the North
western railroad last Friday evening
about $50 o'clock about two miles
west of town. a drawbar on the sec
ond car from the tender came loose
and fell across the rail, dcrailing two
cars. One was a box car the other a
fat loaded with coal. The front
brakeman was thrown to the ground
and considerably bruised up. The
evening passenger came along in a
few minutes and came near crashing
into car which laid on the north
track A small damage is reported.
| Albert Brkhofer shipped a car of
Lorses to TIE S. Omaha market last
Thursday. He Went down Friday to
see them sold
Miss Trenna Chamberlain departed
| iuSL 1 liul Sudy III loNd WY "llSl SliS
will enter the liberal arts department
OF the State University.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Gould left Satur
day for Clinton, where they will visit
their daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Petrie
Mr.. Gid Van Steenburg, of Mary
Vile, Mo. is q guest at the Henry
Young home. i
Mrs. Hugh Butterworth entertained
her friends, Misses Mollie and Veron
! lea Adams, OF Charter Oak, over Sun
| cay. ria
Miss Lucy Healy was in Omaha Nor
DAY purchasing millinery goods for hel
fall trade.
J. N. Killion has been at Harlan
tor several days past.
Amos Judd is here from Louisiana
for visit with his brother, o. J. Judd
The formers family arrived Il couple
of weeks ago.
Mr.. Eatcliif, of Magnolia, who was
motoring across country, was rained
in here Monday.
r. T. Baber was over at Manila last
Thursday attending the wedding OF
| his son Eugene, to Miss AIDA Sowles
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Dodge. OF Boone
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fox. of Omaha
were recent visitors at the Charles
Smith home.
Miss Elsie Randel spent two OF
three days last week with friends in
Council Bluffs.
| Mr.. and Mrs Marens Christensen
autoed to Denson Saturday to spend
the day with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
John Lochmiller. They had barely
reached there when their baby was
taken very ili-so i'll it could not be
brought home. Thus the mother and
babe stayed and Marcus drove up for
them Monday. The child is much i'm
proved. but not we'll yet.
Rev. A. B. Adams, our minister in
| the NJ E. church this year. came up
pit both morning and evening on Sun
| day. A splendid meeting Sunday eve
| ming is reported.
Bian lseminger left last Thursday
| for n Dakota, where he has accepted
| temporary work as travelling sales
man for the Standard Stock Food Co.
He will however soon be given per-
manent work in S. Dakota. He en-
poets to move his family to that place
probably sometime next month. Mrs.
lseminger's health is not good enough
to remain in this climate hence this
move. We are sorry to lose this en-
cellent family but trust they may find
health in the new home.
Friends of Mrs. Joseph Renfrow
will be grieved to learn of her death
Sept. II in Minneapolis hospital.
I Her death resulted from dropsy and
a complication of diseases. The body
was taken to the home of her son, at
Turtle Lake, n. Dakota and burial
took place there She had been in
about ten months. She leaves 4 hus-
band, three daughters and three sons
to mourn her death. She was well
known in the southern part OF the
county, where she lived many years.
Louie Christensen and lady friend
came down from Boyer Saturday to
visit at the Fred Christensen home.
J. II. Ayers was down from Sioux
City last week and he and Tom Mum
sey were out adjusting some hail
claims south of town.
Fred Glasburner has been hobbliug
around ON foot and half the past
week on account of having cut one
foot badly with the corn knife. The
wound is located on the ankle and the
The Dunlap nine and a large dele
cation of fans came up Sunday and
played our nine. The game was
counted the best that has heen PLAYED