The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-07-08

Mr. ana Mrs. Geo. ScnlelS CeleDrdl-
ed the fourth with their son at Maple
ton.
Ed Lyons and sister, Miss Ora, jour
neyed to Dunlap Friday evening for a
visit with friends and relatives.
Miss Clara Holsworth came Monday
from Rodney for a visit in the Nc
Grath home.
VIII Carol came Tuesday from his
studies in Iowa City for visit with
old friends.
Rev. Father Lynch, of Manila, Wis
tied with Rev. Father Schaffer Mon
day.
DR.. Thomas Thomson visited DR..
Rosburg in Denison the first of the
week.
Mrs. +. Peterson and daughter, An
ma, returned from visit in Council
Bluffs Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Lyons and son,
Leslie, celebrated with the lady's sis.
ter in Mapleton the fourth.
DR.. McWilliams accompanied little
Florence kortmann to Sioux City on
Tuesday for the advice of special
list in regard to the little girls health.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones returned
Tuesday from visit in Minnesota.
Mrs. G. w. Holmes and her sister,
Mrs. Rheinhammer returned from
Laurel Wednesday.
Miss Clara Pruehs left Tuesday for
Denver, where she will spend the
summer with relatives before contin-
uing her journey to the coast, where
she has accepted a position in one OF
the Oregon schools.
Miss Minnie Mueller, of Hot Springs
S. d., is visiting her cousins in the
Kasper Miller home.
Miss Agnes McGrath journeyed to
Manning Thursday morning for WIS.,
it with Miss Melitta Moser.
Miss Florence Hanson came from
Sioux City the middle of the week
after pleasant visit with her sister
Miss Hilda.
Joe Ullrich. Of Mapleton. transacted
business in the Oak Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas WeatherwaX
drove from Battle Creek Thursday for
few hours visit in the r. Thomson
home.
Merrill and Harvey Mackey spent
the fourth with their grandfather in
Jefferson, S. ID.
Mrs. Riddlebarger, of Mapleton, was
a business caller in the Oak FRIDAY.
Mrs. Mary McGrath celebrated the
fourth with friends in Mapleton.
Frank Jones and little daughter,
Fern, drove from Moorhead Monday
with Mr.. LOWman.
The Industrial club Of the Presby-
terrain church met with Mrs. B. L.
Wright Thursday. A social time was
enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Jacobsen and
little people autoed from Mapleton on
Friday for a few hours visit in the
Chas. Robertson home.
The Charter Oak people are busily
planning for the chautauqua. which
begins the eighteenth. The Midland
chautauqua people have been engaged
and everyone expects jolly and profit
able time.
DR.. McWilliams attended the auto
races in Sioux City the fourth.
Little Edith Deering came from
Sioux City Thursday for visit with
her little friend, Miss Florence Han
sen.
Monday Will Groth and Leo Miller
started to fill their acrobatic engage
ments. Their first date is in North
Dakota, not far from the Canada line.
The second in Granville, N. d., the
fourth
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Wright and little
folks drove to Dow City Saturday to
celebrate and attend a reunion of Mrs.
Wrights people.
Helen Dustin. of Denison, spent the
fourth at her home.
Mrs. Charles Jones and daughter,
Gladys, and niece, Blossom, went to
Denison Wednesday, where the little
girls received their eighth grade di.
plomas.
Miss Mabel Miller was a Sioux City
visitor Wednesday.
Sunday morning, Petra, infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. B. Helvik,
scalded her feet badly. The coffee
pot, half full of coffee, was left within
reach of her small arms and she tip
ped it over. The doctor was called
and at present writing the little one
is resting quite easily.
The fourth, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Thorn
sen celebrated their twenty-fifth we'd
ding anniversary. All of the chill
dren were home and many relatives
and friends were there to help in the
celebration. Those present from out
of town were: Miss Anna Thomson,
the nurse, from Council Bluffs; DR..
Thomas Thomson, of st. Louis; Mr..
and Mrs. Il. N. Peterson and family,
of Council Bluffs; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rachwitz and Mr.. and Mrs. Aebischer.
of Denison. Many congratulations
were received from friends and tele-
grams were received from many rela-
tives. The cablegrams from Germany
wished the couple many more years
Of welded bliss and the townspeople
also wish them long and happy life
together.
Mrs. Ed Phelan and Miss Marie
Matthews drove from Omaha Friday
afternoon for a visit with Mrs. c. T.
Marshall.
Saturday morning an auto party of
Des Moines people went through Char
ter Oak on their way to Sioux City to
the auto races. South of town near
the John Simons farm they attempted
to cross creek. The bridge over
this creek runs little cornerWise and