The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-10-07
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Triangle Amusement company yer!
generously donated the use of thei
rev hall after the picture show. 2
short but interesting program wa:
given. Then Mr.. r. T. Malone. O.
Charter Oak, who also gave his serv
ices free of charge, auctioned off the
baskets. After slight expense fol-
bills, etc, was deducted, $45 was left
The high school girls made $4.75 o
this amount by selling popcorn ant
home made candy. A part OF the pro
ceeds will be used to purchase need
ed equipment for the high schoo
basket ball teams, and the balance
will be applied on Victrola, which
is soon to be purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Hamann attend
ed church at Dow City last Sunday.
Mrs. Gertie Tillett, Florence Biller
Tom Walters and Virgil Tilett at
tended the services at Paradise last
Sunday afternoon.
At the Baptist church last Sunday
special prayer was offered for peace
among the nations at war A good
Offering was made for foreign mis-
sions. Vital topics of interest will be
discussed next Sunday morning and
evening. Song service at 1880 p. m
Song practice at the close OF prayer
meeting Thursday evening. The peO-
pie are invited to attend these sery.
ices. who are not in church else
where. Let the people praise thee,
let all the people praise thee, oh God
Mrs. Sabina Cross and daughter
Wave, went down to Glidden Thurs
day for two weeks visit at the Har-
old Salisbury home
Geo. V. Jordan was in Omaha on a
business mission last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Christensen
and family visited recently at the
home of his brother, Carsten Chris
Hansen, north of Denson.
Mrs. Bessie Holcomb was in Dun
lap Thursday calling on friends.
Mrs. Fred Thompson was called tc
Council Bluffs Friday. Word had
been received that her grandmother
Mrs. Susan Chambers, was not eX
pected to live and Mrs. Thompson
hurried to her bedside to help care
for her. She is past 80 years of age
Mrs. Thompson returned Sunday.
Misses Cora Tillett and Violet
Starkey were in Denison Friday shop
ping and visiting friends.
Dave kepford arrived last week
from Les Moines to look after some
business affairs.
Harold Baumgartner came recently
from Cherokee for visit ut the Ed
lgou home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milford Sharp are re
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ter, born October I'd.
Leslie POitevin was in Omaha last
week, where he purchased about roc
lambs, which he will feed for market
Mrs. l.. H. Goddard returned to hel
home at TT. Dodge Wednesday afte,
spending couple of days with hel
mother, Mrs. Sabina Cross.
Eugene Crandall was in Denisor
Saturday.
Arch Lambert was so unfortunate
as to lose his best horse FAST week
the animal dying from spasmodit
collie.
c. j.. Buss returned last week from
visit with relatives at Ute.
Mrs. j. W. Cramer went to Omaha
Friday for few days visit with rel
utives
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Probasco, Misses
May and Lucy Healy and BARLEY
Healy went to Omaha Friday to at
tend the Ak-sar-ben, returning Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge Shook ant
son, John, arrived Wednesday from
Cherokee, having been called here by
the illness OF her mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Virgins.
S. A. Dow went to Woodbine Friday
on q business mission.
George huntington came up from
Omaha Saturday and visited at the
home of his son, Harry, until Sunday
afternoon, when he returned to Oma
ha, at which place he is taking treat
ments. He is stopping at the home Of
ington has been in failin ghealth the
past year and we are informed that
he is being benefited by the treat
ments he is taking.
Mrs. Carrie Sellars, OF Oklahoma
has been a pleasant guest for severa
days past at the Buss and Wore homes
Tom Mccullough has severed his
connection with the Breen livery barn
and has entered the employ Of the
Denison Auto company, where he will
make special study OF electrical and
magnetic work for a few months. He
left for Denison Monday morning to
begin his work. Mrs. Mccullough &C
cOmpanied him. They are not, how
ever, moving from here.
Frank Odell journeyed to Omaha
Monday morning.
Mrs. J. r. Best has been on the sick
list for several days past.
w. Il. Dow and o. A. Cooper have
just completed the erection of fine
large double corn crib and substan-
tial hog house on the Flahive farm,
occupied by Jesse Henderson, north
of town
Matte Hahn has been under the doc
tors care for Il week or more, having
been threatened with typhoid fever.
He is much improved at this writing
and it is thought that the trouble has
been conquered.
Mrs. W. B. Mcdonald returned last
Wednesday from 4 visit with relatives
at Denison.
Mrs. Jack Williams was up from
WOodbine one day last week and
spent the day with relatives.
Miss Barbara Scott came down
from Carroll Sunday to visit her rel
atives, the Scott and HallOwell fam
lilies.