The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-04-22

Mrs, r. e. Fritz spent last Friday
among the big stores in Omaha.
Mrs. Lee VIM is i'll at her home on
Pretty Prairie. Her mother. Mrs. Rice
came down from DenisOn Monday to
help care for her.
Miss Ellen M. Rule went to Boone
Sunday to visit two or three days with
the family of her brother, Link Rule.
The frame of the new opera house
is being raised and Contractor Mill
er's men are putting in good work
in advancing the work on the struc-
ture.
Mrs. Fred Wiley came up from Oma-
ha Saturday. She returned on Sun
day, taking her daughter, Dorothy,
with her. They will remain until her
husband is able to return home.
Charley Justice and son, Jesse,
came down from Wendte, S. D., Sun
day. Jess will remain here and work
for his brother, Lige, and Mr.. Justice
will return home after a few days
visit with his children, who reside at
this place.
Miss Emma Christensen went on
Monday to Charter Oak to spend
week or so with her grandmother,
Mrs. Tech.
Mott McHenry is a lucky man. Last
Sunday he watched pair of wolves
that were lettering around the mead
ow within sight of the McHenry home.
On Monday morning, bright and early,
he began the search for the den,
which he thought must be near. Sure
enough he found it in jim Henry's
meadow and succeeded in unearthing
seven young wolves. He took them to
Denison that day and claimed the
bounty, which under the new law is
So per scalp. Not a bad hours work
for a man before breakfast.
Friends here received word of the
death of Roscoe Dixon last Wednes-
day at his home in South Dakota. The
body was brought to Denison Thurs
day for burial. Mr.. Dixon was raised
in Paradise township and he leaves
many friends who regret to learn OF
his death at the early age OF 50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Seemann, Mr..
and Mrs. Z. w. Pierce and Miss Bern
ice Osborn, all of Denison, were call
ers at the Frank McHenry home on
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Butterworth
spent Thursday and Friday in Omaha.
Mrs. J. H. Rolls, who was taken
very sick three weeks ago, is con-
valescent and able to sit up in her
chair short time each day.
Roger Paul shipped two cars of cat
tie to the Chicago markets Saturday
night, his son, Darius, going in with
tho shipment.
w. A. Healy made business trip
to Sioux City Saturday. returning on
Monday. go.
Miss Lulu Garrett" of Jonesboro,
Ark, who accompanied her mothers
remains here for burial, has been Wis
iting at the Howorth home since the
funeral. She went to Denison to Wis
it friends there, also expecting to Wis
it in Sac City before returning to her
home.
Mark Simmons, OF Omaha, was an
over Sunday visitor at the home of his
cousin, Mrs. Hugh Buttcrworth.
l.. C. Hatch went to Council Bluffs
Sunday to visit his sister. He return
ed Monday evening.
B. j. Judd was here last week from
DeQuincy, La, to visit his son, 0. j.
Judd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Virgins went
to Woodbine Saturday to visit at the
Willis Virgins home, returning Sun
day evening.
Anna and Johnny Hansen came up
from Dunlap Saturday to spend few
days at the Pete Bahr home.
Miss Veva Alexander came down
from Denison Sunday to visit her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Roy.
Miss Lucy Healy Went to Omaha on
Tuesday to purchase more supplies for
her millinery trade. Miss Healy is en-
joyng most excellent trade this
season.
Mrs. Mary Keehner. of Woodbine,
visited here Sunday with her sister.
Mrs, A. S. Randel. Mrs. keehner had
been to Arion taking her mother, Mrs.
Daggett that far on her way to Ports
mouth and stopped here between
trains.
Mrs. Dan Howorth and son, Daniel.
! were passengers to Omaha Sunday,
expecting to spend a day or two in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sprang went
to Denison Monday to consult a phys
ician in regard to their little daugh-
ter's physical condition.
The City bakery has employed Mr..
Boslaugh. of Denison, in the capac-
ity of baker to take the place of the
man from Dunlap. who gave up the
work on account of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pearsall, Sr.
Mrs. M. A. Pearsall, Mr.. Fred Pear
sail and j. l.. Butterworth returned
last week from Independence. Mo-.
where they had been in attendance at
the worlds conference of the l.. D. S.
church. Mrs. Leonard Butterworth
remained at Independence and is TAX
ing treatment at the sanitarium there
for relief from chronic appendicitis
Fred Pearsall expects to return this
week and take treatments at the same
institution for long standing case of
stomach trouble. We trust that both
may be permanently benefited.
c. l.. Rudd made trip to Omaha
Monday to see his sister, Miss Sarah
Rudd. who is sick.
P. ]. Eggers was down from Deni-
son Thursday on business.
Miss Elsie Randel was Dunlap
visitor few days ago.
David Walters expects to go to De-
lott this week to visit some of his