The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-12-23
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lOSS " lHc SOulll oIldlld IldIhcl Ids
week, going down to see the animal:
sell.
Mrs. NJ. A. Riley was shopping il
Denison Monday.
Mrs. Martin Weiland went to Oma
ha last week on a shopping eXpedi
ton.
Cecil Edwards and Horace Kuyken
dali brought hunting trophy into
town Monday, in the shape OF a fine
wolf. The boys started it in the
morning and trailed him about TWEEN
ty miles when the animal ran into {
hollow log. They shot him in there
then went to a neighboring farmhouse
and borrowed an axe to cut the log
in two The wolf was big one and
was round and fat. 1t had but three
legs, one hind leg being off at the
second joint evidently shot off, it be-
ing too high for trap. injury. The
Edwards hunters got a big three
legged fellow last year. TINS is the
second wolf they have got in three
weeks.
Miss Isle Goldsworthy arrived Sat
urday from Lake View where she
teaches in the public school. to spend
her vacation at the home OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. T. Goldsworthv
MI. and Mrs. Baxter and son, Will
lam. arrived Saturday from Grand
Forks, N. d., for a visit with their
daughter. Mrs. George White. They
expect to stay month or six weeks
The parents and daughter have not
met for several years and all are en-
joying the visit to the limit.
The concert given by the Trouba-
dours under the auspices OF the Ma
sonic lodge here last week, Tuesday
evening, was very good and it is re-
GREETED that they received small pat
ronage for they We're deserving OF
much better However the program
was not as long as the audience de-
sired.
Dick HOeffer was so unfortunate
last week as to have hand come in
contact with buzz saw, tearing the
flesh pretty badly but not injuring the
bones. While he has a pretty sore
hand, he considers himself extremely
lucky that it was no worse.
Mrs. Louie Dodge and son. Burton,
were down from Boone several days
last week visiting at the Charles
Smith home. they departed Satur-
day for Chicago. Mr.. Dodge came
down Sunday for several days visit.
The Dodge family is moving from
Boone to Chicago and this is their
farewell visit before leaving for the
new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Rule We're
in DeniSOn Tuesday.
Ralph LAWYER, who worked for
Gene Crandall two or three seasons
dropped into town the latter part of
the week and was looking up old ac-
quaintances.
A fine program and Christmas tree
at the Baptist church Thursday eve
ming.
There will be box social at the
Paradise center school house on Fri
day night, January LIST.
Revival meetings will be begun at
the Baptist church next Sunday, De-
cember 9th Evangelist ]. A. Arm
strong and wife and Miss Naomi Fox.
their helper, are experienced workers
in this line and are known to be very
sincere, honest, hard working people
who succeed wherever they go.
There will be three services next
Sunday. Mr.. Armstrong breaches at
1915 Mrs. Armstrong will give an
illustrated talk on The Pool OF
Mercy" at 2:3O, and at night the evan
gelist will speak on "kindling Fire.
All the people OF this community are
invited to these meetings. Meetings
every night next week at 1:3O
Miss Susie Wore spent the majority
OF the past week in Denison with her
friend. Mrs. Florence Carl.
Mrs. Martin Weiland entertained the
Sunshine club last Friday afternoon
at her pleasant home. After delight
fnl afternoon of fancy work and social
conversation delicious lunch was
served.
Herman LaZerus spent Sunday in
Omaha with his wife, who recently
underwent an operation at the Clark
son hospital. Mrs. Lazerus has so far
recovered that she has been moved
to the home of her parents. She Will
probably be able to come home in an
other week or so.
Andrew Dattrel and Earl Baber
were in Denison Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Walters are
the proud parents of a seven pound
daughter born to them Monday, De-
cember 21st.
Frank Binnall and Adolph Ahart
each shipped double deck load OF
sheep to the Omaha market last Tues
day. They were both wearing smiles
over the good market they struck. get
ting a raise of SO cents hundred over
the previous days market.
NJ. f. Rowe returned last week from
q two weeks sojourn at Edgeley, 5.
H.. where he was looking after bust
ness affairs.
Mrs. M. V. Butler and daughter,
Elizabeth, were arrivals Monday from
Pierson. They will spend Christmas
here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Downs autoed
tn Denison Friday to do some Christ
mas shopping.
Charley Mesenbrink is moving from
near Dunlap to the Tom Walters farm
which he will farm the coming year.
His wife and baby are staying at the
Ben Mesenbrink home until the NOV
ing is completed.
Jessie, the eldest daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Thompson. received
bad burn last Thursday when the tea
kettle was accidentally knocked on
the stove, the hot water saturatlnS
inc childs clothing. The burn, now