The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-04-01
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}. T. Spence was in Omaha last
thursday to consult an eve snecialist
HIS eye had continued to trouble him
aiter he mad the piece of steel remov-
GU from the eyeball very near the
pupil OF the eye. 1t seemed that the
piece OF steel was broken in removing
u and another piece was removed on
thursday. This has caused an ulcer
Oh the eye and he has had to take good
care OF his eye. Therefore it has de-
tanned him from work few days.
MRS. Prentice moved last week to
the house she recently purchased of
the Christensen boys.
"A hypnotlcal show was billed for
saturday evening, but was called off
vi account OF the rainy evening.
A box social and entertainment will
De given at the Fink school house, one
and half miles west of Deloit Friday
evening, April Sd. Ladies bring box
rs. An admission fee Of 10 cents for
nose under 9 years and Is cents for
ADULTS. Come and enjoy good laugh.
MRS. Winnie Browne, Teacher.
r.. M. Day returned from Indiana
FRIDAY, where he had visited at the
homes OF his brothers the past few
months He was sick, which detained
MN longer than he expected.
MI. Smith and wife, the doctors
parents, moved last week into the
Northwestern section house. vacated
by Mrs. Prentice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Lorenzen
passed through town Friday on the
way to Denison. The bride stopped
at the home of the writer and left
piece of the wedding cake, which was
very prettily decorated with double red
and White roses and green leaves.
they will go to housekeeping this
week on the Paul Thompson farm, S
miles southwest of Deloit.
Ralph Beaman moved the house he
purchased of Wayne Smell in two sec
tons. He is fixing it up into an up-
to-date house.
Mr.. Fisher and family moved from
the Carl Whey house, formerly
known as the Uncle Esau McKim
house, to the place he recently pur-
chased east of the brick church, known
as the Hattery property.
Uncle William Cose is still nurs-
ing sore hand, which he accidentally
got scalded couple of weeks ago.
j. ID. Newcom and grandson, John
Riggleman, were in Omaha Saturday
to see the eye specialist.
Mrs. Mary Tucker, of Denison, came
Saturday noon and visited at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. John Anderson,
until Sunday afternoon, when she
came in town to visit her mother, Mrs
E. A. Mckim, until Monday.
j. L. Riggleman, J. D. Newcom, Mrs.
Riggleman and Mrs. Ruth Young
autoed up to Lake View by the way of
OdebOlt one day last week to attend a
large sale of Hereford cattle.
The Anderson boys shelled corn at
the elevator couple of days last
week.
Rev. Ralston is we'll again and occu-
pied his place in the pulpit Sunday
The presiding elder who was expected
to preach here had made other ar
engagements on account of the inclem
ency of the weather.
j. H. jerks was in town a few days
looking over the bank business and ar
ranging for the new fixtures.
Mrs. VIM. Jepsen has a new 1 ga
horse power engine and washing ma
chine which turns out clean clothes
in less time than it takes to tell it.
Mrs Jepsen believes in progression
and light labor in which more women
ought to follow her.
Ray and Benjie Winans spent Sun
day afternoon at the Joe True home
Guy Martin, Jr is in town for a few
days, being called here by the illness
of his mother, who is much improved
at present writing.
Miss O'Brien was called from Oma-
ha to care for Mrs. Martin during her
pneumonia illness, assisted by Mrs.
Chas. Robertson.
Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Chas. Robertson
Mrs, Joe true, Frank Landon, Guy
Martin, Jr., Percy Fink, and Dell Rich
ardson were Denison shoppers last
Thursday.
The Religio is preparing short
easter program instead OF the Sunday
schoo. All are invited to help. The
Sunday school choir will meet for
practice at Mrs. Joe True's Wednes
day evening.
Carl Strecker is at Mallard with his
sister, Mrs. Maurice Winans. for a
few days.
There will be box social and pro-
gram at Mrs Winnie Brownies school,
district No. Goodrich township, Fri
day evening, April Sd. You may play
games and enjoy yourselves. Admis-
sion 1Oc for those under years and
15c for adults.
Choir practice will be held at the
NJ. E. church on Wednesday and Sat
urday evenings this week. after
church for Easter services. n
Ernie Presleigh of Stevensvilley
Mont, who had been visiting his aunt
Mrs. r. C. Dobson and daughter
Eunice, the past week went to Dow
City Saturday to visit at the home of
his cousin, Mrs. A. H. Rudd over Sun
day. after which he will take his de-
narture for his home.
Mrs. J. C. Williams visited at Wall
Lake and at her daughters home at
Rrogan part of last week.
Mrs. Myrtle Myers was at the par
entail Fred Schiller home the first OF
the week caring for her mother who
was very sick.
Dell Richardson is in town again
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