The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-11-17

Wallace has "knack" of finding
and shooting them that most men &c
not have.
Max Jorgenson went to Omaha Oh
Saturday.
Mrs. Walter Cole and sou, James
were among the Dow City people III
Denison Saturday.
The following program Will Dc Civ
en- at the Woman's club next Wednes
day afternoon, and everyone is invited
to be present an hear 1t:
Song. High School Girls
Quartcttc.
Paper--"Tbc First Thanksgiving" =.
Miss Ellen. Goddard.
Violin solo. :. Miss Helen jackson.
Reading. 49,. Miss Marjorie Bryan.
Papcr--"Tho Modern Thanksgiving"
Mrs. L. G. Virgins.
Vocal solo Miss Katherine Luke.
Reading. Miss Lucinda McHenry.
The program will betin keeping with
| the season. G 4 "a.
Lee Clothicr is conyalescins follow
! ing two weeks sickness Of pneu.
monia. Miss Waldorf. the nurse, re-
turned to Omaha on Monday.
The council had the cement cross
walk nut in between the NJ. q. Wig.
gins and Romanan Wight properties
last week.
Miss Clara Williamson was down
from Denison to spend the week end
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JACK
Williamson.
George v. Jordan was a business
visitor in Denison Monday.
Miss Maudc Brake entertained the
500 club at her home last Thursday
evening. Four tables were used for the
game. All enjoyed pleasant evening
at this social pastime. an elegant
lunch furnishing fitting close. The
club meets this week, Thursday, with
Miss Esther Marty.
MRS. r. w. Tech and daughter. Mat
tic. were Dunlap visitors Monday. :.
Mrs. F. J.,tThompson received word
q few days ago from Mrs. Geo. Jolly,
of Florence; Neb.. stating that Mrs.
Jolly had died recently of heart fall
ure. MIR. and Mrs. jolly lived at Frank
O'Mearas q few seasons ago and left
this place about two years ago. since
which time they have lived in Neb-
raska. The friends OF the family, who
reside, here will be grieved to learn OF
his demise.
Romanan Holcomb and wife visited
Sunday at the home Of his brother.
Drayton Holcomb, near Dunlap.
Mrs. l.. Z. Mcbride and Miss Lille
Gibson were shopping in Dcnison
Monday.
Mrs. j. F. Potter and daughter. Miss
Mamie, went to Omaha Thursday to
do some shopping, returning home
Friday evening.
Mrs. Art Randel. Miss Elsie Randel
and Mrs. Ed Ahart were visiting Sun
day at the l.. T.. Wight home in Dun
lap.
viii Rockwell is going TO have a
sale Tuesday Nov. 23rd. at which time
he will dispose of his stock and farm
ing implements preparatory TO NOV
Ing to Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Howorth spent
Sunday in Dunlap with relatives. II
John Dietz was over from the Will
low Monday visiting at the Tom Nun.
sey home. {s sia'
Mrs. A. II. Cook entertained the
Lafkin club at her pleasant home last
Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stepanek went to
Omaha last Saturday afternoon, where
the latter will enter the Methodist
hospital and undergo an operation
for ailments Of several years stand
ing. we trust she may come through
the ordeal well and be permanently
benefited.
John Datterl has traded his 1870
acres OF land in Paradise township to
Del Ray Durham for his farm in Boyer
township. Mr.. Datterl also purchased
q 100 adjoining the other land. giving
Sl25 per acre. Possession will be CIV
on the first of March. MIR. Datterl has
occupied the farm ON the ridge Tor 70
years, having bought it when it was
prairie for SITE per acre. He has i'm.
proved 1t and farmed it right. and now
It is put in the trade at an equal val.
no with the valley land. TO say the
,Datterl family will be missed on the
Daue Ridge is putting it too mildly.
Mrs. Tom Swatman came up from
Dunlap Monday to visit old friends
and neighbors.
4 Mrs. Enos Cross and Mrs. Mark
Riley we're shopping in Dcnison Mon
day. tS7
saCharley & Butterworth came home
from nDenison Saturday, where he has
been assisting at the work on the new
LID: S. church there. az
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cheseboro were
down from Carroll Sunday to spend
the day. with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. j. F. Rudd.
Will Rockwell had a horse drowned