The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-01-14

Miss Alice Drummer was down from
Denison visiting day or two with
her friend, Mrs. Charley Smith.
Aunt Maggie Talcott returned last
Thursday from a visit with relatives
ut Omaha and Red Oak.
Herman Drummer was down from
Charter Oak one day last week shak
ing hands with former friends. He
vent from here to Dunlap to visit a
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Mr.. Harry Sarr, of Lexington. Neb..
stopped off Saturday on his way home
from holiday visit at Glidden, to visit
1T the E. E. Newkirk and w. B. NC
Donald homes.
Mrs. Mary Rudd came up from Oma-
Ia Wednesday and will make an ex'
tended visit at the home of her son,
q. l.. Rudd.
The stork visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Gottlieb Sprang one day last
week. and left them a nice baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim O'Meara and son,
Leo. Of Denison, spent Sunday with
o'Meara families here.
"The Ranchman," western melo-
drama in four acts, will be given at
the opera house by students of the
Denison Normal college on Friday
evening, January 23d. This was play
ed in Denison about four weeks ago
and pronounced very good. Fit
w. A. Healy made the following
homes happy during the holiday seas
On by selling them Kimball pianos:
Joe Shields, Buck Grove; ]. H. Killion,
Dow City; DR.. Fanny PETIT, Dunlap;
J. B. Barnard, Onawa; p. H. Quinn,
Cazenovia, Wis.,; also Oscar Fienhold,
Of Arion, bought beautiful Kimball
player. Fit
Unele Chan Holcomb is considerably
under the weather and friends and
relatives feel considerable uneasiness
about him. His son, Romanan sHol-
comb. is attending to the janitor work
at the school house in his stead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nickerson de-
parted Wednesday evening for Mo-
line, ILL.,, They will make their home
at that place.
Miss Lucy Healy returned Thursday
from three weeks sojourn at Char
ter Oak with relatives. Miss Healy is
somewhat improved in health, fact
that many friends will be glad to
learn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bartlett came
from Deloit Wednesday to visit at the
town. We are informed that they are
here on honeymoon trip.
]. R. Best was in Omaha Wednes-
day attending hardware and imple-
nent dealers convention.
Mrs. Fred Wiley and Mrs. Frank
Wiley entertained the Sunshine club
at the home of the former last week
Wednesday. Fancy work and social
chat pleasantly occupied the after
noon untl4 lunch time, when the host
esses served delicious repast. The
next meeting will be held with Mrs.
Joe Stepanek.
Miss Elsie Randel returned Wednes-
day from her trip south. She will
probably remain here for some time.
Word has been received here of the
death of Mrs. Nancy loops at the
home of her daughter in Bloomfield,
Iowa, on New Years day. She had but
recently suffered an attack of pneu-
Alonia but was recovering nicely from
it, when she had an apoplectic stroke,
living but forty minutes thereafter.
Many friends here will be grieved to
learn of her death. She was sister
of Mrs. Jacob Bremser and had spent
considerable time at her sisters home
here. She was one of those large
hearted women who held the comfort
of the members of her household her
first thought; who considered it no
sacrifice to give her best to her family
or friends; whose greatest pleasure
was to perform some service for Who
ever needed. Everyone who came in
contact with --er can testify to her un-
selfishness and her devotion to her
own. Although not largely acquainted
here, those who knew her loved her
for her noble qualities Of heart and
mind. We offer our sincerest SYM
pathies to her relatives here. She was
about rs years OF age.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Holcomb and
Mrs. Mark Riley visited Sunday at the
Adam Sharp home in Willow town
ship.
Homer Johnson has returned from
MarshalltoWn, where he spent a few
weeks with his uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Merriman, and his
grandmother, Rev. Isaac Johnson.
The friends of J. r. Griffin perpe-
trated a surprise on him Saturday
night in celebration of his birthday.
Twenty or more came at Mrs. Griffin's
bidding and took the gentleman COM
pletely by surprise. Cards and dane
ing furnished amusement for several
hours, after which fine supper was
served. A very enjoyable evening is
reported.
We regret to report that another
family southeast of town has the
smallpox. Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Igou,
their son, Leslie, and his little daugh-
ter are the victims, and we under
stand that the elder gentleman is
quite sick. The Igou families are sure
" having their full quota of sickness
and trials. We trust they may soon
recover.
Mrs. Herman LaZerus and children
have returned from weeks visit with
her parents in Omaha.
Mrs. William Smith came from Den
ison Monday for visit at the home of
her son, John. on Pretty Prairie.
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