The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-07-07


: burner the purchase price being $40
per acre. Mr.. Bryan will get posse:
sion next spring. We are told tina
5 Mr.. and Mrs. Glasburner expect t
move TO town when they leave tn
farm and we trust they may decide t
move to our town.
Mrs. Il. G. Luke and daughter
Kathleen are spending the week il
Omaha.
Mrs. NJ. B. Cain went to Dunla
Tuesday to spend a few days wit
relatives.
; Mrs. l.. NJ. Daer returned to he
home in Denison the first Of the weel
after an extended visit with her frient
Mrs. Frank Odel.
Bert and Jay Thompson were il
Sioux City Wednesday to see thu
formers wife who is in a sanitariun
at that place. Mrs. Thompson's mum
erous friends will be delighted tt
know that she is improved, and viii
be able to come home at an earl!
date.
Mrs. Gates came down from Gid
den the last of the week for q few
days visit with her friend. Miss Janet
Rae, returning home Monday.
Fred Rule and wife were here the
first part OF the week from Council
Bluffs to attend the funeral OF their
grand mother, Mrs. George Rule, Sr
| Mr. and Mrs. L. e. Mcbride, Misses
Maude Brake and Mamie Potter and
Messrs. r. E. Lusk, John Smith and
| w. B. Gibson made up party that
| al,
ming where they spent Saturday and
kSunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller and their
daughter, Mrs. George tombstone and
her two children, arrived from Chi
IcagO Friday to visit at the John
Cramer and Sol Miller homes. Frank
and Sol Miller are brothers and have
not met for over thirty years, and they
are thus greatly enjoying this visit.
Miss Flora Virgins of Woodbine
spent Sunday here with relatives ana
friends.
Mrs. G. l.. Rudd and Mrs. Fred Cole
man were shopping in DenisOn Mon
day.
I:ev. A. B. Adams returned Friday
from Ames where he spent several
days in attending the meetings OF the
Rural Life commission.
Miss Stella Butler of Arion, was a
visitor hero Sunday.
Mrs. C. d. Williams, of Hastings.
spent couple OF days here last week.
On Friday she departed for Jolly to
spend a couple OF weeks with her
mother.
b. +. Judd went to Omaha Friday
to spend a few days at the home OF
his son. e4 tt.1ig4e..f.
Mrs. Mary B. Harper was an over
Sunday visitor. with relatives in Dun
lap. = "A it.,a, 40. ,t.t.
d i. A. Stone. manager Of the Stewart
Lumber. Co., was "a business visitor
here last Wednesday. .gs
~. u. ,Glasburler has purchased Of
Joe ,McColl the residence property
recently vacated by C., L.. Rudd. The
Frank ,Glasburner2 family will move
in from, Shelby County in the near
future, and, occupy it,. We welcome
Mr.. aud Mrs. .Glassburner.
Jack .Ahart was a Sioux City visitor
last Wednesday, 5i,,F Is. - ,s.sls
Mrs. S. f. Goddard was shopping
in Denison Thursday. .iese ,i.I
Fred Coleman and wife We're in
Omaha last Wednesday.
Mrs. Ed. Mesenbrink and children
spent the day last Wednesday in Den
ison with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
McGrin.
Mrs. Annie Parks arrived Sunday
morning from London, Can, having
been called here on account of the
death of her sister, Mrs. Ellen Rule.
G, v. Jordan and wife, II. G. Scott
and family. George Rule and wife,
and Will Jordan were in Council
Bluffs Saturday attending the funeral
of their relative. Michael Weatherby.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lag
erus, on July l, daughter. Mrs.
Lazcrus is with her parents in Oma-
ha.
Geo. Rule, of Lake View, was among
the out of town relatives i'll attend
ance at the funeral OF Mrs. Ellen a..
Rule. # - ai
Harry Sharp and a friend from Ute
were visiting day or two with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Brinton Sharp
the, last of the week. 4aea 4
The Baptist ladies will give an ice
cream social in the city park next
Saturday evening for the benefit OF
|thc church. atsl
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wiley and Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Brace autoed to
Lake View Wednesday where they
spent couple of days.
Miss Jennie Cornelius and Mrs.
Will Sharp were shopping in Deni-
son Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Phi. Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Walker and Mr.. and
Mrs. Andy Bell, Sr. were among
those from Denison attending the
Rule funeral Sunday.
Fred Coleman and Cy Rudd attend.
ed the auto races at Omaha Monday.
Mrs. M. A. Riley was Dunlap Wis.
itor Monday.
Miss Ora Butterworth visited rcla-
tives at Biglers Grove Sunday.
l.. II. Goddard was down from Fort
Dodge Sunday and Monday visiting
his parents and attending his grand
mothers funeral.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charley Igou Saturday but the
little one was too frail to stand the
vicissitudes of life and passed away
Sunday. 1t was laid to rest Monday
afternoon in the local cemetery. All
mourn with the bereaved parents in
the loss of their first born.
Art Wilson was in Dunlap Sunday
to pitch game of baseball for the