The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-02-11

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Mr.. Dell Martin came last week
from eastern Iowa for visit at the
Mrs. Janette Crandall home.
j. G.. Rule came down from Fort
Dodge Friday to attend the Holcomb-
Hallowell wedding. He and his wife,
who had been here several days, re-
| turned home in the evening.
Miss Estella Riddle has returned to
| her work as stl:S'.dy at H-:ta;ns
store last Saturday after three alb
sence on account of the illness and
death of her grandmother, Mrs. Anna
Bell
Invitations are out for the celebra
ton of the twenty-fifth wedding ami
| versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Brazel
on Feb. 81.
The year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
! Eldridge Bryan has been very sick
the past week while suffering an at
tack of inflammation of the bowels. He
is improving at last reports.
Will Seeman departed on Monday
with his family here.
Miss Hilda Turnlund entertained
the M. w. M. last Friday evening
when the club enjoyed their usual
pleasant time. Light refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Oscar Fienhold and little daugh
| ters of Paradise, returned home Sat
urday after pleasant weeks visit in
the Thos. McGrin home near Sioux
City.
| Guy Rockwell, student of the D..
N. G. college spent Sunday with his
parents on the Paradise.
Friends of Ben Mesenbrink will be
pleased to learn of his marriage at
Denison Feb. to Miss Mildred Brady
The bride is the eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brady who re-
side near Dunlap and is not known
here Ben is the son of our former
citizens Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Mesen-
brink and is fine young man and
well liked by large circle of friends
They will reside on the James Walters
farm southwest of town We welcome
them to our midst and trust they may
find happiness and prosperity in full
est measure in their new relation.
The biggest social affair of the sea-
son will be the basket social given
next Thursday evening at Smiths
Hall under the auspices OF the Dow
City Rebekah Lodge. The Art Gal
lery alone will be wei worth the cost
of the entertainment. An excellent
program will be given under the di-
rection of Mesdames Anderson and
Mcbride, after which the baskets will
be sold, the proceeds going toward
the purchase of piano for the lodge
room. 1t is hoped that large crowd
will be in attendance and enjoy the
good time that has been planned for
and help along good cause
| Two of Lee WINS children have
been quite sick for several days past.
There will be the regular services
held at the M. e. church next Sunday
and the doors of the church will be
open to any who desire to receive
the sacrament of baptism or unite
with the church. On last Sunday
morning seventeen were baptised and
twenty two united with the church,
splendid result of the recent revival
services.
Ardis. the eleven months old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Mcdonald
has been very i'll for several days with
There are also two other cases of i'll
ness in this same home, and it thus
seems as if this family is getting it's
full quota of sickness.
| Miss Mildred Butterworth is expect
ed home in a few days from her two
months visit to the family of her
brother, A. C. Butterworth at Little
Rock. Ark. She is coming by way
of St. Louis where she will spend
| few days with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
| Butterworth.
Isaac Howarth was down from Den
ison Saturday visiting his father, Ed
mund Howarth.
The Weiss brothers shipped several
loads of sheep to Chicago Monday
night.
Rev. w. A. Nelson's little daughter
is a victim of the humps.
Bull Logsdon returned Saturday to
his home at Ames. He sends word
back that his mother is considerably
Improved which will be good news TO
many anxious friends.
The chicken pic supper given by
the ladies comprising the Woman
Foreign Missionary Society last T;.urs-
day evening was great success, nearly
thirty-five dollars being cleared.
There will he an Epworth League So
cia al the NJ. T.. church next F"iCay
evening to which all friends and Nom
bers Of the church are invited tC at
tend.