The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-03-03

accompanying them to the depot TO tel
them goodbye. and. to bid them God
, speed on their journey. Mr. and Mrs
!, Rudd have lived here their whole
lives. and thus knew practically every
: body in the town and all who came in
to the town to trade Thus it vii
seem strange indeed to locate among
strangers. But the best wishes o.
scores of friends are theirs for theil
happiness and prosperity in the new
home.
l.. C. Hatch was business visitor
in Omaha Friday
/ Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. OMeara and Mrs
\ Fred Colby attended church services
in Dunlap Sunday.
DR.. l.. B. Toon was here from Deni
son Sunday on professional business
| MI. and Mrs. Isaac Gardner and
daughter Dorothy returned to Their
home in Topeka, Kan, recently after
an extended visit here with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs l.. A. Wore.
Enos Cross and Geo. Binnall were
attending to business in Denison
last Thursday.
Miss Lucy Healy has returned from
her trip to Omaha, where she pur-
chased her spring millinery outfit.
Several nimrods came down from
Denison a few nights ago and Joined
a party OF hunters here and all Went
coon hunting, securing two fine speci-
mems.
Miss Lille Allart gave party Thurs
day evening to her young friends, a
large number OF whom were in atten-
dance. Games and music furnished
plenty OF entertainment, after which
refreshments were served A good
time was the unanimous verdict.
The Priscilla club met with Mrs.
Clair Butterworth last Thursday after
noon, and the usual good time was had.
An elegant lunch rounded out the af-
ternoon's pleasures. Mrs. Bert Slo-
cumb, OF, Spencer, S. Daky was pleas
ant out Of town guest.
Mrs. Percy Brown. of Denison Town
ship, is spending few days with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Munsey
| Mrs. Phil .Detrick was down from
Lake View again last week on account
OF the illness of her daughter, Mrs.
Jennie Carey.
A large company OF neighbors gath
cred at the w. N. Schouten home
last Saturday evening for fare-ye-
we'll to this family before their
departure from the neighborhood.
Dancing and cards were INDUCED
| in, and all enjoyed themselves
to the limit. The crowd had brought
fine lunch with them, and thus the
wants OF the inner man were salts
| fed too. All regretted to see the
Schouten family leave the neighbor-
hood, but wish theni an overflowlng
measure of success in the new home
in Paradise township.
Frank Howarth was stricken last
week with an attack OF appendicitis
and for several days was pretty SICK
Imam, he is better. however, at this
writing and all are glad to know that
| the immediate danger is past. We
are informed, however, that he eX'
\ poets to 20 to Rochester, Mimi, in the
mot distant future and submit to an
operation before the case becomes
any more acute. We must trust that
if he does, that everything will so we'll.
Frank Gibson, OF Denison. was a
business caller here between trains
Friday morning.
A. II. Rudd rented his property here
to his son-in-law, l.. G. Hatch, who will
occupy part OF the residence. sub
Letting the remainder to Ed Mesen-
brink, who rs moving here from Earl
ing. Mr.. Mesenbrink loaded his goods
out on Monday. and the family will be
l Il. - trf.1u
land trust they may lind life among us
pheasant and profitable.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. il. II. Rudd and daugll-
I ter Gladys went to Deloit Saturday
where they spent, Sunday with Mrs
Rudd's people. Her mother, Mrs. T.
|C.. Dobson, accompanied them home
and remained to see them Off on the
ljurney Monday afternoon.
An extra set OF pictures were put
on at the picture show Saturday night
ICounty Engineer Herb Fishel had a
set made OF views along the Lincoln
highway. showing conditions OF the
read. A majority OF persons attend
ing remained to see them and were
much pleased They were very in
structive and educational in tbelI
way
Word, has been received from the
Sowles family. who departed recently
for ST. Cloud. Fla, to make theif
home. They reached their destina
ton safely. Their aunt. Mrs. Mowrer
stood the trip well. They also report
that the first orange crop OF the seas
on is being harvested.
The state hotel inspector was here
Monday looking over the City hote
and found everything in apple pie or
der. A good recommendation indeed
for Landlord and Mrs. Dow
George Keairnes is confined to his
bed as the result OF an accident which
occurred Monday Early in ike morn
ing. while the remainder of the ian
lily was in bed. lie stepped out on the
porch. which is raised u or l., inches
above the ground. The newt he knew
he Became conscious OF lying on the
Il J,.aa j.st on the porch. T. Nas n
able TO rise, but lie managed to gel
on his hands and knees and crawled
to door leading into the dining
room. He called and Mrs. keairnes
hearing him went TO see what was
wanted. She found him there. on all
tours. his face cut and bleeding. She
called physician Immediately to at
tend him No bones were broken
but his face was terribly cut and
bruised and it was necessary to take
fourteen stitches to close the wounds
about his nose and mouth His only
pain is severe one in the back OF the