The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-09-23

and badly hurt, both feet striking
him, one in the stomach and the other
in the ribs, breaking several bones. 1t
is thought that there are no internal
injuries. Frank Howarth and sister,
Mrs. Reagon, drove up Saturday to
see how he was getting along and
found him suffering greatly. Ike has
many friends here who regret the
accident and trust he may soon recov-
er.
Vernon Omcara went to Denison
Saturday to visit his cousin, Leo
OMearG. Sc returned Sunday after
icon.
AT the Baptist church next Sunday
morning the pastor requests all to
come promptly on time at 1915. Use
the good side walks and good roads
for Gods glory and worship. Moan
business for uArist and expect help
in the sactuary.'
The mid week service at the baptist
church Thursday evening will begin
this week at 100.
The young peoples meeting and
services this week at 7:30.
last Sunday evening We're conducted
| III EUNOI VI -iiSS IcSSle lpdDGi, wiz
led the b. y. p. e. and presided at the
piano and who goes this week to her
school work in Nebraska. She has
i promised the young peoples society
q letter.
Rev. w A. Nelson was able to fl!
his appointment at Paradise last Sun
day afternoon. the first time in six
weeks. He hopes to be there regularly
in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Omeara,
Miss GenevieVe Dow, John Omeara and
| Melvin Breen attended the ball game
AT Vail Tuesday.
/ Miss Christina Suhr was stricken
with appendicitis last week and was
taken to Omaha Where she underwent
an operation. She came through the
ordeal well and is on the high road to
recovery. Her father went down thc
last Of the week to see her.
Mr.. Henry HoeVeka arrived Tues
day morning from Memo. Ark. and is at
the home of his uncle and aunt Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. A. Riley. The young man
has come with the intention of stay
ing here permanently if he likes the
country. This is his first visit here.
Maxine Seemann was out Of school
the latter part of the week on account
OF meeting with an accident. She
was coasting on her roller coaster
and did not notice the approach of
q team and wagon. One OF the horses
struck her with his foot knocking her
into the street The wagon wheel
passed over the coaster, demolishing
it. The child was i'll from nervous
ness following the accident. There
are too many children who forget the
dangers OF trains and vehicles in the
streets and on the crossings.
Forest Binnall has bad foot Oh ac-
count OF stepping on a piece of b"ok-
en- glass last Monday the cash being
q full two inches long.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Knight visited
relatives at Missouri Valley last week
and attended the Harrison county fair
which was in progress there.
The Dow City Informer is scheduled
to appear this week under the editor
ship Of l.. c. Hatch. Our people are
anXiouslv awaiting its coming and
all will be glad to welcome Il home
paper again. Mr.. Hatch has had
twelve years experience in newspa-
er work and is well qualified to handle
the work he has undertaken. If our
business men will give him the back
ing they are in duty bound to give,
there is no reason why the paper will
not do we'll. Here's hoping to see it
| live long and prosper.
MI. and Mrs. Herman Smith and
their niece, Miss Amy Turner, all of
Lamont. spent the day here last Tues
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Romanan Ilol-
comb.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Stephen re-
turned Tuesday of last week from At
lantc, where they had been in attend
ancc at the annual NJ. L. conference.
Bob Lusls was called to Exeter. Neb.
! Sunday morning on account OF the
illness of his mother.
Paul Ahrens made a business trip
10 Carroll Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Pett spent Sun
day with relatives at Cumberland.
! VIII Cross was up from Earling
Saturday.
! Link Riddles horse hitched to Il
light buggy. became frightened, broke
loose from a hitching post here in
| tDNu ouluIutS HlSh-" anu l<ti iiohiC.
No danger was done except some
slight breaks in the harness. Lucky
enough. to be sure.
Mr.. Gould was down from Val! Sun
day to see his grandson. Eldred Sharp
at the Brinton Sharp home.
George Huntington went to Omaha
| last week and is spending a few days
with the Trip family.
John Alexander came up from Earl
ham recently to visit at the home Of
his son, Albert.
G. w. Langley was Dunlap visit
or Monday.
Foster Hahn drove over from Buck
Grove Monday and called at the Bian
lseminger home.
Mrs. Ella Hahn was business visit
or at Denison last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. o. Miller and their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs Homer Miller,
went to Council Bluffs and Omaha
Saturday to visit relatives. Mrs. w.
\. Copeland, sister Of the two men,
and who resides in Council Bluffs, re-
turned home with them for few days
visit.
Allen Howarth's baby is reported as
being quite sick.
Mrs. Albert Loring was il Denison
Monday shopping and visiting friends.
Leonard Butterworth went to Gal
lands Grove Saturday, returning Sun
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