The Denison review., 1914-07-29

not spare any lot vacations dt tllS
busy season. Lloyd is promised va
cation period later in the season.
Mrs. Nell Cresselmier, of Arion,
spent Saturday with her friend, Mrs
Arthur Brown.
J. w. Stepanek and daughter, Jo-
sephinc, We're in Denison Monday.
Mrs. l.. II. Goddard went to Wood
bine Monday to spend the day with
her husband.
i DR.. Larson, wife and son, Frank,
were down from Denison Sunday and
spent the day at the George Fritz
home.
The Gates family is packing up to
move to their new home at Lehigh.
They expect to go the latter part Of
the week to Lennox for a two weeks
visit with her parents, after which Mr..
about the shipping of their household
goods. We wish Mr.. and Mrs. Gates
success and happiness in their new
home. ..
Mrs. Frank c. .Howartn was in Dun
lap Friday to oIiciate as pianist at
the Bissell funeral.
Holley Wilsonlis here from Deni-
son spending asafay or two with his
friend, Wesley Cramer.
Mrs, w. L. Fishel and daughter, n
va started last week on a visit to rel
atives at St. Paul, Duluth and other
places in Minnesota. They will no
uouDt have a delightful trip and we
trust Mrs. Fishel may be greatly ben
Gifted by the cooler climate OF the
north.
A number of our teachers will be
in Denison this week wrestling with
examinations for the county certiti-
| Gates. 7iA;
Ralph Roy in some manner unknown
to himself, fractured two or three ribs
last week and has been laid up as a
| result.
Howard Rule was over from north
Of Dunlap Sunday and took Misses
Ellen, Agnes and Lois Goddard and
Will Rule home with him for few
hours visit.
The George Talcott family return
ed home Wednesday from their trip
to Red Oak, coming home by way of
Omaha. They had a delightful trip.
The Dunlap ball team sent word
that they would be unable to come to
Dow City last Sunday. so arrange
ments were made to have Eearling
come instead. They came. They met
us. They were defeated. Score to 3.
But to view theligame from all sides,
1t was a poor game-neither team be-
ing in good form. We look forward
to better game next Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Nelson celebrated her
birthday last Saturday by entertain.
ing a large company of friends at
dance. A splendid time was had. A
fine lunch concluded the evenings
pleasures.
Eugene Baber was over from Man
.lla Saturday Visiting the home folks.
He is at BuBk drove this week doing
electrical wiring for several different
property owners.
Mr., and Mrs. Lehi Clothier were up
from Galland's Grove Monday calling
on friends. '-l'
Mr.. and Mrs.s Jay Thompson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thompson autoed
to Woodbine Sunday and spent the
day with Aunt Rebecca Grace at the
Charley Talcott home.
Miss Hilda Turnlund was in Deni-
son Friday visiting with trends and
shopping.
Miss Marie Carey, Of Denison, was
pleasant guest of Ruth Glassburner
and Jean holland Che latter part of the
week. era
Mrs. Coleman and daughter, Lottie,
of Carson, and Toy Coleman, wife and
children, Of Oakland came Thursday
for a visit with the Coleman families
here and at Arion. They returned
home Tuesday.
| A change has been made in the time
of one of the Messenger trains that
stops here-No. 33 going west on tne
c. 4 N. w. goes now at 1920 p. NJ. in
stead of 1926 p. M.
Prof. S. Gates, returned Saturday
from Cedar Falls. He is still quite
lame from the broken ankle bones.
DR.. and Mrs. j. +. Potter, son Fran
els and daughter, Balbina, autoed to
Battle Greek last Thursday to visit
a day or so with relatives.
We wish to remind our readers OF
the ice cream social to be held at the
Paradise center school house next Fri.
day evening for the benefit of the
Sunday school.
Merle, the fourteen year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Binnall had a
peculiar experience last Saturday
night. The lad had been i'll through
out the day and during tho night
either in delirum or nightmare, he
got out Of bed and left the house
without any OF the family hearing him.
About 2 o'clock Mr.. Binnall was
aroused by call at the phone, and
a cousin OF the boy informed him that
the boy was at her house, more than
half mile distant Mr.. Binnall Went
as quickly as possible and brought
the boy home. He had no recollec-
tion of anything as to where he had
been or what he had done except
running to reach the house after he
came to himself and found he was out
in the night, ann away from home
Neither he nor Ills family care to have
a similar experience.
Il The social held in Logan park by
the Baptist church folks, last Friday
evening was a great success about
15 being in attendance.
Gottlieb Sprang was SO unfortunat
Monday as to run pitchfOrk tine in
his knee. .s
The Coleman kit hand kin enjoyed
family reunion at the Tim Coleman