The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-12-16

and was forced to shoot the ANNA
three times before it decided to re
treat.
/ Mrs. r. G. Luke and daughter, Kath
: ieen, Went to Omaha Saturday to at
t tend a musical production. They re
5 turned Sunday.
Lloyd Brake was an arrival Monda,
/. from kenesaw, Neb., where he j!
| agent for the c. Is. & g. X. L. for ;
visit with his parents. Mr.. Brake
was granted a 3o-day vacation and ht
is certainly enjoying every hour he
is here with his old comrades.
, o. B. Petersen was down from Den
ison Sunday spending the day at the
Jay Baber home.
: Jessie Rule, youngest daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Rule, north Of
town. is suffering from an attack OF
inliamatory rheumatism. We trust
to hear soon of her being better.
! Mrs. Sol Miller returned Tuesday
evening from two weeks visit with
relatives in Chicago While there
Mrs. Miller had the misfortune to get
injured in an automobile accident and
since arriving at home is sick and
under the doctors care. We trust to
soon hear OF her convalescence.
Mrs. a. H. Cook was a sufferer the
past week from a severe attack OF
neuralgia
A dispatch from Denver to the Oma-
ha WorldHerald tells OF medals be-
ing awarded to Mrs. Jennie Grace. OF
Sheridan, Wyo. and two other ladies,
OF Deitz. Wyo in recognition of serv-
ices rendered in helping TO eXtinguish
a forest fire. Mrs. Grace is we'll
known in this part of the country,
having been born and raised near
here. She spent three months here
last year visiting relatives and friends
| All who know her are glad to know
| that her efforts in such noble
were appreciated to such an extent.
Will Sharp's family have moved into
the rooms over the bakery vacated
q short time ago by the Charles Hol-
Inns family.
Last Friday was Mrs. f. NJ. Coles
birthday and her numerous friends
always help her celebrate the event.
So a number OF them gathered at her
home with the 'makins" of good
dinner and they all enjoyed the re
past together In the afternoon others
came and spent an hour or so with
Mrs. Cole. All remembered to bring
some birthday Offering to leave with
their good wishes. The presents rep
represented vegetables, canned fruits,
butter. eggs and other provisions. as
well as the material for nice new
dress for the good woman. And we
Iy,,n of .I,r iDfn ,,f.
Kindness and thoughtluiness OF her
friends more than Mary Cole. Our
sincere wish is that she may long be
with us to enjoy these birthday ce!e-
bratiOnS.
Mrs. Thomas Walters, OF Florence,
Colo, was an arrival here last We'd |
nesday TO visit with the Walters fam
lilies at this place. She expects to
leave Tuesday or Wednesday for hel
home.
The new engine for the light plant |
place that same day. 1t is practically |
the same as the other engine except |
the belt wheel is heavier. The ma
chine is a % horse power one, weigh |
ing about 1000 pounds. the wheels |
alone weighing 5000 pounds. The
machine has been set in place and |
bolted down. AS soon as the dynamo
arrives, everything will be ready for
every electric demand.
John Coon is on the sick list.
Miss Susie Wore was in Denison
Thursday shopping and visiting
friends.
Mrs. w. f. Dow went to Omaha Sat
urday to spend the day. stopping Off |
at Missouri Valley on her way home.
Her sister. Mrs. Olivette Carr. who
has been in Omaha, returned home |
with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Coleman were
Denison visitors Monday.
Mrs. Tom Clark and children are
expected here soon from California.
Mrs. Clark's health has not been as
good as could be expected in the west,
and the family is returning here to |
make permanent home. Mr.. Clark |
intends coming as soon as he can dis |
pose OF his property interests.
In view of the approaching mar
riage of one OF our maidens. Miss
Susie Wore, the NJ W. NJ. club, of |
WHICH SIG 10 Il IlltiIlDtI, SliO" tI GU Hcl
last Thursday evening at the home OF
Miss Lulu Crandall. Ten of the |
twelve members OF the club were pres
ent. The first OF Importance in the |
evenings events was the serving Of |
a tempting two course dinner at I
O'Clock, the serving being done by |
three Of the H. S. girls. The center
piece was bowl of rice and stream
ers of green and white ribbon traled /
from the center OF the table to the
place cards which were pretty little |
pictures of youth and maiden under
the love apple tree. At the close OF
the repast. Miss Susie was presented |
with beautiful casserole, the gift |
Of the club. AS the presentation was
made the company repeated Here's
to Suse, May he use this casserole in
place of bowl with all her soul.
After Miss Wore had thanked the girls
for the gift, a guessing game was
started in which Miss Hilda Turn
lund secured lst prise. a book OF po-
ems. Miss Stella Butler, consolation
prize. bird whistle. Then Miss Wore
was informed that a shower of kit
chen utensils We're hers for the wind
ing of a string to which the things
were tied. AS she wound the string,
she found it took her to every room