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

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ond place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Butler returned
Thursday from their visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Butler at South Sioux
City, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Buss were coun-
ty seat visitors Monday. Mr.. Buss re-
naming to attend short course.
Mrs. Fred Rule returned to her
home in TT. Dodge the early part of
last week after visit with the family
of w. H. Rule.
| Mrs. Will Turner and son, of Arion,
have been visiting at the Jim Turner
home north of town.
Lloyd Brake has been having bad
attack of tonsillitis the past week.
Mrs. Eugene Virgins entertained
her Sunday school class last Saturday
afternoon. Games were played and
were so much enjoyed that the after.
noon passed altogether too quickly.
Light refreshments We're served.
Miss Kathleen Luke was stricken
with pneumonia last Wednesday, since
which time she has been very i'll. A
trained nurse is caring for her and a
specialist, DR.. Burgess, of Omaha. was
called in consultation Saturday. To-
day (Monday) she is reported to be
slightly improved, but is still danger
ously i'll. We trust she may continue
to improve until completely restored
to health.
! Mrs Percy Dodge was down from
Arion Monday visiting with her aunt,
Mrs. Arthur Brown.
| Nv Allan Cihhc comn down from
Ames Friday for an over Sunday visit
with his sister, Mrs. Leslie HoWorth.
Frank O'Meara brought in fine
bunch of cattle Monday from his
farm in Washington township and
loaded them for shipment to the Chi
cago markets.
Frank Honz was up from Logan on
Sunday and spent the day with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Honz.
Word comes from Cherokee that
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Michel former
residents here, and son-in-law and
daughter of F. NJ. Cole. have sold their
fine farm near that place and will
probably locate elsewhere. 1t is
hoped that they may come here to To-
cate again.
| MI. duu MIS-. IleulS uChCl, VI
Dana, are visiting their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Art S. Randel
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Woolery are
here from Orchard, Neb.. visiting
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rudd, and numerous other relatives.
| A. w. Armstrong has been busy
loading his car Of household goods,
farming implements, etc, preparatory
to moving to the new home in Wis
consin. Many friends Of this fine
| family regret to see them leave, but
we wish them an abundance of pros
| perity in their new location and hope
they cont forget the old friends in
Crawford county.
! Miss Della Mcbride returned to her
home at Denison Thursday after a
weeks pleasant visit here with for
MGR friends.
Miss Bernice Alexander was up
from Omaha to attend the wedding OF
her friend. Miss Inez HalloWell. She
returned to her work at Omaha Mon
day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. Coulthard came up
from California Junction Friday to
visit at the W. e. Dow home. They
returned home Monday.
Mrs. J. H. Harmon started Monday
on her return trip to Upper Sandusky.
Ohio afer a delightful visit here with
relatives
Will Buss is convalescing after a
weeks illness.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Stephen enter
tanned the Epworth League and the
young folks of the M. e. church last
Wednesday night at the parsonage
Plans were made for the workings
of the League for the ensuing year.
Light refreshments We're served.
Misses Helen Galland and Evelyn
MARI of Arion spent the week end at
the w. w. Galland home here.
Franz LANCER of Idaho visited at the
Charley Smith home a day or two
last week He is a cousin of Mrs.
Smith.
Charley Miller went to Denison
Monday where he was called to do
jury duty.
Art Randel and Ed Ahart were Dun
lap visitors one day last week.
Miss Mildred B. Virgins visited in
DenlSOll SATURDAY d. tle lloiie VI hoi
brother Willis Virgins.
Miss Cora Leslie returned Monday
from ten days visit with relatives
in Pottawatomie county.
Bryce Binall had invitations out
for a class party last Friday evening
but on account of the storm, the in
vitations were recalled.
Howarth brothers shipped four cars
of cattle Saturday to the Chicago mar
kets, John Howarth going along to
care for them and see them sold.
They also sent four double-deck loads
of sheep to South Omaha recently.
The men are among our largest feed
ers and shippers.
Aunt Maggie Talcott has improved
so much from her recent illness that
it was thought safe for the nurse to
return to Omaha, which she did Mon
day.
Miss Louise Koenekamp came down
from Denison Thursday to spend a
few days with her sister, Mrs Ice
Best. She went ONE Monday
Mr.. Brian Iseminger was a passen
ger to Omaha Monday.
Fred Randel went to Council Bluffs
Sunday, returning Monday.