The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-04-29

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Miss Flora Robertson of Denisol
spent Sunday under the parenta
ROOF.
Several autoed to Dow City Sunda,
to attend the Baber funeral and on &C
count of the heavy rain were COMPEL
ed to leave the auto and return by
train.
| The following ladies were entertain
ed last Tuesday afternoon at the hons
OF Mrs. Joe True by dainty lunch
Each lady brought her crotcheting ant
all seemed to enjoy the time exceed
ingly. Those present were Mrs. Boil
Robertson. Mrs. Dr. Smith. Mrs. Ben
jie Winans, Mrs. Chas. Robertson anG
Mrs. VIM. Jepsen.
James Spence and wife. Cypert
Newcom and wife Ferman Newcom
and wife, j. l.. Miller and wife attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Baber in Dow
City Sunday afternoon.
J. l.. Miller and wife visited at the
Romanan Wight home after the fun
eral until train time.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Horn entertained
at dinner Thursday her relatives, tour
SSHci Ml .. ". DOUoOI, uCl
daughter, Mrs. May Rudd, her grand.
daughter, Mrs. Winnie Hatch and
great granddaughter little Lois
Hatch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Prentice of Den
ison visited Sunday with relatives at
ueloit.
A great many teams and autos drove
in town Sunday morning to attend
church services.
Miss Georgia Nicewanner visited
Saturday with Mrs. Horr and took
the train in the afternoon for visit
at the Wilson Judy home.
Deloit and neighborhood was largely
represented in Denison Saturday, peo
pie going by team, auto and train.
All owners OF stock in the incorpor.
ate town of Deloit take notice. An
ordinance to restrain cattle, horses
mules and hogs from running at large
en- the street is recorded among the
ordinances and for the benefit of the
public we will say, that any of the
above mentioned stock being picket
ed upon the public streets and alleys
shall be considered as running al
large and so treated, and the party
picketing same is liable to fine and
the town officers will see that this or
dinance is enforced.
Hannibal Fink and daughter Mary
were Denison visitors Monday.
The rainy weather is putting the
farmers behind with their crops.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Mason and so!
visited at their daughters Mrs. Guy
Burlington Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heman Newcom were
Denison shoppers Saturday evening
Mrs. Fink drove down to Denison
to see her sister who was sick one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Brown were Den
ison shoppers Wednesday.
Mrs. Martyr spent Wednesday af
ternoon at Hannibal Fink's and Mr.
Martyr and daughter went down fol
supper.
MI and Mrs. S. d. Newton and
Mrs. George Newcom visited at A. d
Winey's Friday.
J. w. Wilkinson is on the sick list
Miss Margaret Lass is assisting hel
aunt Mrs. Fred Petersen in her house
work.
! Mrs. A. ID. Whey visited Mrs. Frank
Nixon between trains Thursday at the
county seat.
John Hennigson was over to Deloil
for more paint. John is painting his
farm buildings.
Mrs. Hannibal Fink and daughter
were callers at the Martyr home III
Deloit Saturday evening.
Fred Petersen. Peter Petersen and
Bill Ehlers were Deloit visitors Satur
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fink called on Mrs
Wilkinson who is having the rheum
atism very badly.
Gene Fink has his fine blacksmith
shop ready for work on the farm.
John Andersen shelled corn Thurs
day.
Sam Anderson shelled corn for A
L. Whey Saturday.
Chas. Campbell has been doing some
mason work for Albert Whey.