The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-14

ming, but the remainder of the family
stayed for longer visit.
The What Can mission circle met
last Saturday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. A. H. Harper. Miss Florence
Miller had charge of the lesson study
Mrs. Chas. Meyers, of Denison, was
present and gave an excellent talk on
missions.
The w. HI. NJ. s. of the Methodist
church will not hold its regular meet
ing next Saturday on account of the
district meeting being held the two
days just previous at Woodbine, but
will be held the following Saturday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. M. r.
Rowe.
Word comes from Bruce, S. d., OF
tho death Of Grandma Waters at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Joe Car
son. Her illness had been of about
two weeks duration. The body will
be brought here for burial. The Obit-
uary will appear next week.
r. H. Fishel has installed an cleo
trio piano In his place OF business. the
same being purchased through w. A.
Healy, the Kimball agent, and the in
strument arrived Monday.
w. c. Rolls has resigned as a mem
Der of the council and that body at its
session Monday evening elected J. A.
Scott to MI the vacancy. Mr.. Scott
has accepted and has been sworn in.
He has. served a number OF terms in
this Office. and thus knows the ms and
outs OF It, Our people are much
pleased with the selection. However,
they. regret Mr.. Rolls resignation. The
council also appointed Charley Bybee
as street commissioner, but it seems
as though Mr.. Bybee is being over
worked as long as he is already the
marshal, nightwatch and relief man at
the plant. f
The Willard Jackson family were
up. from Shelby county Sunday spend,
ing the day with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Jackson.
n Virgil Butterworth came down from
Charter Oak Saturday evening. On
Sunday he went to Woodbine to spend
the day with his family He expects
to move his household goods to the
Oak at an early date.
Mrs. Warren Ettleman met with an
accident last Saturday afternoon. She
was riding into town with neighbor
when she suddenly fell from the bug
gy into the roadway, striking on her
face and shoulders. She was hurried
~ picked up and brought to town. AL
though no bones were broken, she was
,frightfully ,sbruised. She was taken
to her home Sunday.
About twenty friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. g. Graul rendered them sur
prise last Friday evening, the occas-
ion being the f0rty-third anniversary
of their marriage. The evening was
spent In social conversation. after
which a two course LUNCH. which the
guests had provided, was served.
Joe Best. traded his hardware stock
and fixtures for 40 acres of land lying
one and 70 half miles from Cradle.
Mr.. Brundage, OF Missouri Valley, be-
ing the new owner. The store was
closed Monday while invoicing and
the stock will: be moved to Missouri
Valley. Mr. Best will continue in the
implement business as heretofore, but
he found the carrying Sof both lines
too much for the help he had. The
land is upimproyed.
!. II locks at present as though Dow
City would not have baseball team
this year on account Of not having o
place to play. Ed Riddle is blowing
up the field used the past two seas
Ons and Gene Crandall is blowing up
the old one near the city park.
The district teachers meeting was
held here. in the high school rooms
last Saturday afternoon, Prof. c. w.