The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-08-12

at Lake View. They had delight,
full time up till Thursday afternoon
when Mr.. Iseminger was run down by
an automobile and was painfully In
jured. The car driven by a woman
was travelling quite fast and he was
thrown about twenty feet The drlV-
err of the car hurried away without
stopping to ascertain how severe the
injuries were. Kind hands picked
the man up and. he was hurried to
his stopping place. The next morn
ing he was brought home. His right
ankle and leg were hurt, his right
wrist was run over by a wheel and
he was dreadfully bruised and sore.
He hobbies out to the shop each day
but it will be time before he Is as
good as before. -.
The Palo Alto Club held their first
annual picnic in the Cross grove last
Thursday. They assembled at ]!
o'clock, three autoes conveying them
to the picnic grounds. Fires were
built and coffee and potatoes were
prepared theron, which added greatly
to the lunch which had been taken.
Hammocks were taken and these with
books and fancy work helped pass a
pleasant day. A ball game and TAX
ing pictures ended the days enjoy
ment. The club is contemplating a
weeks outing.
Mrs. Thomas Rae and son, Thomas,
went to Des Moines last week. taking
Bernice and Jean Bramhall to their
home. They stayed few days to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Dramhall and t
get acquainted with the new baby
at the Bramhall home.
Mrs. Ella Hahn was in Denison Fri
day attending to some business af
fairs. ~. IT,
The Friday Club spent an enjoy.
able day with Mrs. J. o. Hecker be-
low Dunlap last Friday. They went
in time for dinner and they certainly
did ample justice to the elegant meal
Mrs. Hecker had prepared (and We
might add that Mrs. Hecker has a
well sustained reputation for getti'
up good dinners.) The afternoon was
spent in merry making, and before
the guests departure for home, fine
lunch was served. Those who were
unable to be present regretted that
such was the case for good time and
royal entertainment is assured at the
Hecker home.
Otmar Thurleman, of Carroll, is Wis
iting his friend, James Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rockwell and
their houseguests, Mr.. and Mrs. Sax
ton, of Anita, autoed to Lake View
Sunday for days outing. The storm
overlook them at Odebolt and they
spent the night there, reaching home
Monday evening.
Mrs. ]. II. Young entertained a
large company of the younger set
last Saturday afternoon. After few
hours of social chat and fancy work,
a tempting lunch was served.
NOtice-All those who are indebted
to me, please call and settle your &C
count at once as I need the money.
32.1t. Miss Lucy Healy.
Brinton Sharp has returned from
Colfax where he has spent several
weeks taking treatment for sciatic
J. H. Kil!ion spent several days
last week in Omaha.
James Spence mad wife were down
from Deloit Sunday spending the da!
with relatives.
The local ball nine are schedule
for game with Ute at Ute Aug. 81.
Mr.. Richardson, of Omaha. Is work
ing in Iseminger's barber. shop while
Mr.. Iseminger is recovering from the
INJURIES received at the lake.
Walter Bryan's little son is report
ed as being quite sick.
Miss Lulu Howarth returned Mon
day from an over Sunday visit with
relatives at DenisOn.
Mr.. w. T.. Fishel spent Sunday in
Omaha.
Sam Fax Sr. was painfully hurt on
evening by being caught in
a cave in in the sand pit at the Link
Riddle farm. His hip was badly hurt
and it was feared that a bone might
be broken but We are not informed