The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-09-22

of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nelson last Sat
urday for an old fashioned dance. At
ter few hours at this pastime lunch
was served. A very fine time was had.
Reports from the rural districts say
that the hard wind last Friday night
played havoc with the corn, and as a
result it is down badly. This is a con-
dition our farmers hate to see, but
one which is out of their control.
George Rule was over from the Ute
country Sunday to spend, the day
with the folks at home. I
bessie Baber was in Derison Satur-
day.
Mrs. William PETIT and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jay Thompson were in Dunlap Satur-
day having dental work done.
The district conference of the l.. d.
S. Church will convene at the church
in Gallands Grove next Friday con
tinuing over Saturday and Sunday. A
big tent will be erected in the church
yard, where meals will be served
throughout the session. All trains will
be met here the first two days of the
conference for incoming delegates and
visitors.
Mrs. Walter Cole visited relatives
in Denison Saturday.
Word was received last week from
St Cloud, Florida. OF the death OF
Mrs. Laura A. Mowrer. Mrs. Mower
accompanied her nephew and his wife
to that place last February. She had
lived here many years and has scores
Of friends who will be grieVed to
learn of her death.
Nh. and Mrs. Ed Riddle returned
recently from visit with relatives at
Lincoln ana Greenwood. Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Odell and
daughter, Benjl, were in Denison
Monday.
Charley Miller returned Saturday
from visit with friends 1T Cherokee
William Bertram has been on the
sick list for several days past.
Mrs Jane Wood is spending Il cou-
pie OF weeks With her grand daughter
Mrs. Warren Ettlerman north Of town.
Mrs. Rachel Clary and Mrs. Gil
breath were down from DenisGn Sun
day visiting Mrs Marion Cole
Mr.. and Mrs John Trimblc started
Monday evening on their trip to their
home at Virginia. MINI, after q plea
SAINT visit at the W. e. and A. A. Fish
el homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. B. Petersen and lit
tie folks were down from Dcnfson Sun
day visiting al the homo OF her moth
er, Mrs Sarah z. Baher.
Mrs. Holmes, who had been taking
care Of r. W. Houston returned to her
home in Denison Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs Pete Baber and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Steirer visited sunday
atthc William Ole home near Dunlap.
DR.. and Mrs. w. G. Norman. OF
Cherryyale, Kansas. arrived Monday
FORA visit with their old friends. The
doctor went on to Ames Tuesday To-
visit relatives and Mrs. Norman will
join him there in a few days.
Mrs. Percy Brown Wasf down from
Denison Sunday visiting AZ the paren-
tai. Tom MunSey, home. III
Misses Golda and Lenas IlonZ enjoy
sd a visit SuhaE from tther cousin
Rose Honzsnf Dunlpp. w
4 IhelMott Nc Henry family Snndayed
at the Ike Howorth homie i'll Good
rich township.
Fred Stelren and son, Arno. autoed
to Denison Monday.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. will Mars and dausl:-
ter, OF Arion, visited Sunday with Mrs.
Marion Cole and daughters.
A travelling troupe put. on the play
'''n1e Girl and the Ranger" here We'd
nesday evening and those who saw it
pronounce it as being good. it is to be
regretted that the audience was so!
small. They carried their own band
and orchestra.
Little Ruth Turnlund accompanied
her aunt, Miss Esther Turnlund