The Denison review., 1915-03-10
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Mrs. D. E. Baldwin moved in las
week from Grove township, Shelb
county, and is living in the north pal
of the Williamson house vacated n
Gently by the Alleman family, VIII
moved to the place vacated by Barne
VolQuartsen.
The stork paid visit to the Eugen
Virgins home last Saturday and lef
them sweet little girl
Miss Nettie Ernest left WEDNESDAY
, for Omaha, where she has secured
position as saleslady in the cloak am
suit department of the Nebraska Clotl
ing company store. She has had con
siderable experience in this line AM
it will be of much value to her in tn
work.
Mrs. T. E. Fritz visited at the DR.
Larsen home in Denison Wednesday.
John Binnall, of Blair, Neb., was il
town last Thursday visiting relatives
being entertained at the home of hi.
cousin, George Binnall.
Isaac Howorth was down from
Goodrich township two or three days
last week on account Of the illness o.
his brother, Frank.
Mrs.. Will Kevan spent couple Of
days here recently with old friends
She was on her way home from Deni
son, where she had spent several days
with her daughter. Mrs. Hobart Cole
man. We are glad to report that Mrs
Kevan's health is much improved over
what it has been for several months
past.
Barney Brinkman returned last week
from a five weeks visit at Spirit Lake
with relatives. He is much impressed
by the fine country in that part OF the
state. state and ID. expects ,. = return there
George Roberts, one of the promot-
ers and founders of the Farmers State
bank to be opened here this spring,
spent a few days here the latter part
of the week. returning to his home in
Council Bluffs Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Chris Suhr returned Thursday
from Sioux City, where she had spent
the week previous with her sister,
Mrs. Peter Brodersen, OF kenwood,
who had been taken to the city for an
operation for appendicitis. At that
time Mrs. Brodersen was doing nicely
with every chance OF recovery, but on
Friday a message was received stat
ing that the lady had suddenly passed
away. We sympathize deeply with
the grief stricken relatives in their
sorrow.
Albert Alexander returned Sunday
morning from his southern trip OF sew.
eral weeks duration, and he is glad to
be at, home again. He tells us OF meet
ing our townsman, 2. H. Swasey. at Ell
Paso recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Up. Welsh came over
from Buck Grove Sunday, on account
of the death of their. nephew, Tommy
O'Meara. Y :
Fred Wiley shipped car of .heifers
and hogs to the South Omaha market
last Wednesday.
Miss Flora Virgins came up from
W0Odbine Sunday to spend the day
at the parental, M. g. Virgins, home.
Mrs. Sarah Baber visited her daugh.
ter, Mrs.. o. B. Petersen, in Denison
last Wednesday,
Hallett Johnson is able to be out
again after weeks illness.
Miss Ruth Glassburner is enjoying
q vacation from her labors as teacher,
in district No. 9 Paradise township,
and is spending the time at the pa
rental, j. b. Glassburner, home in
Washington township.
Mr., and Mrs. Lincoln Goddard. came
down from Ft. Dodge Saturday. to visit
their relatives. While here they will
crate their furniture for shipment to
Fl. Dodge. where. Mr.. Goddard has an
excellent position with the Illinois
Central as checker in the freight de-,
partment.
Frank Honz was up. from Logan Sun
day and spent the day at the parental,
Adolph Honz, home. tt
Mrs. John Larson came up from
Dunlap Saturday to spend few days,
at the home of her friend, Mrs. o. H.
Brace. .. ~.
Floyd Rigsby has accepted a position
with NJ. j. Breen and began work the
first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McHenry went
to Denison Wednesday to visit rela-
tives, returning home Saturday.
Ed Prater,. Of st.. Anthony, Idaho,
spent the day here Thursday at the
home of his mother-in.law, Mrs. Amy
Bonsall. He had been called to Wood
bine the week previous on account of,
the serious illness Of his father.
The school election of the indepen.
dent district was held last Monday,
and but little interest was manifested.
There was but one out going director.
Ed Riddle and he declined to accept
the office again.l No candidate was
brought forward, and thus the vote
was mainly general. When the bal
lots were counted, DR.. ]. F. Potter was
found to have. been the. choice. DR..
Potter is . man much interested in
school affairs and will give the people
good service. Mr.. Riddle. has served
continually for fourteen years, and
feels as though he has served his time
in the office, and the people are aware
that the service has been most faith
ful. He had done his part in bearing
the burdens Of II. and now he is will
ing to share the honors with some 9TH
er person. We feel that DR.. Potter
will give as faithful service as his pre-
decessor.
Miss Kate O,Meara, OF Sioux City,
came down Sunday evening from that
place on account Of the death OF P. w.
Oldest boy.
Miss Vera Paul came home Satur.
day. from Des Moines, where she at.
tends Des Moines College, and will
spend couple Of weeks with her par