The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-28
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kick BY HORSE
Mrs. Jennie Robertson, Of Deloit, Quite
Badly Injured by Being
4 Kicked by a Horse.
COLLEGE ENTERTAINMENT FINE

COLLEGE ENTERTAINMENT FIN E
New Garage Being Added to Business
District Of Deioit-New Clothing
Company Also Started.
Mrs. Jennie Robertson got badly
hurt Friday afternoon by kick from
horse. She had been watching their
horses in the afternoons While they
got bit OF grass. She had caught
one of the horses and put it in the
barn. AS she attempted to catch
the other one, it playfully wheeled
around and kicked UP its heels, strik.
ing her on the hip and badly bruising
her arm and side. Fortunately she
stood SO close that she did notNget the
fun force of the blow. She was con.
fined to the bed for a few days.
A splendid entertainment was rem
dered at the M. r. Church Friday
evening by Miss Bessie Steere, de.
partment OF oratory, Miss Lille Raine,
department of music, Sand male quar-
tet of the Denison Normal and Bust.
ness college Inaae, up Of John Lee,
first tenor: Hubert Van Ness, second
tenor; Don Wilkinson, first bass !;
Jesse Riggleman, second bass. MISS
Steeres readings we're greatly ap.
preciated. She Is certainly fine, anu
those present enjoyed a real treat.
The quartet rendered sevral good Sc
lections with Miss Raine at the piano.
These young men are doing excel
lent work and improving talent that
is not only Of great benefit to them
hut also pleasure to others. They
are t8 be congratulated upon their
efforts.
Wilbur Hawley lost four fine cattle
Monday of last week. They became
overheated while being driven into
town to ship They were a very tat
bunch Of cattle and the day extreme
Nv warm for the time Of year. Mr..
Hawley had driven them to within q
mile Of town when they died. THIS
was indeed a great loss to Mr. Haw-
lev and his friends sympathize with
him in his misfortune.
The new garage, which is con-
structed of cement blocks and is made
practically fire proof, is nearly COM
pleted. Messrs. Moeller & Gronau
were in Omaha last week on autOmo.
bile business.
John Sachau has his new residence
well under way, it having been shin
gled the latter part Of the week. II
will make Mr.. Sachau and family a
very commodious dwelling.
The Gray family held show in the
Hall Thursday Friday and Saturday
evenings of last week.
Perry Rutledge, of Nemaha, was in
town the fore part OF the week on
business.
Mrs. S.,Horr visited her aunt. Mrs.
Lucy Dobson, one day of last week.
Andrew Schwartz purchased a new
Overland last week.
A clothing company put stock OF
mems clothing in the Brogden build
ing Wednesday and stayed until Tues
day where they enjoyed a good trade.
Mrs. j. ID. Newcom and Irene were
in town Saturday. She states that
word received from Richard Newcom,
of Mason City, brother of ]. d. New
com, was that he was very low, his
disease being hardening OF the arteries
Mrs. C. p. NewcOm and Mrs. NJ.
Patchin were calling at the homes OF
Mrs. Herman Newcom, Mrs. A. =.
Mason and Mrs. Margaret Richard
son Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ehlers and two
children visited Sunday at the home
OF Mrs. Jane Johnson.
Mrs. Enie Christie and son Ivan. OF
S. Oak, arrived Saturday to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Zea and other
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs George Newcom and
the Fleming young people, OF Boyer,
attended the entertainment at the NJ.
i. church Friday evening.
Mrs, Horr entertained the w. w. $.
last Wednesday afternoon. $500
had been collected for the children's
home at Lamont. Mrs. r. G.. DobsOn
and Mrs. C. p. Newcom made up the
soliciting committee.
Miss Anna Stubhe started Satur.
day afternoon for Melbourn, Iowa, to
spend few weeks ut the home OF her
uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cose and two
youngest daughters Mildred and Ber-
nice, and Mr.. Jepsen started to Sioux
City Saturday morning to remain over
Sunday. They were on the train near
Boyer when it was wrecked. Fortu.
nately, however no one was injured.
Mr.. and Mrs. james McKim autoed
to Denison Sunday.
The M. e. church received its spring
cleaning last week. 1t was also re
papered and re-painted inside.
Mr.. Berglund autOed to Schleswie
Friday afternoon and spent a couple
of hours. After arriving home, lie
autoed to Denison with his wife and
his sisters children, taking the teach.
err, Mrs. Helen Johnson, home. He
made the trip and back home in forty
minutes and stopped couple OF
places in town. He was home by six
q clock.
Mrs. Gladys Arr and children re-
turned to their home in Denis0n
Thursday afternoon after a pleasant
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs
John Anderson, and her grandmother
Mrs. Z. A. McKim.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson and
children visited Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Anderson.
Word was received the latter part Of
the week from Mrs. Premise that he,
daughter, Mae, is still improving, 9
fact which her friends will be pleased
to hear.
Mrs, Winnie Hatch and baby, Lois
o ncxr, C;fv covno Saturday oyonfnp