The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-14
from the Willow Monday visiting with

from the Willow Monday visiting with
friends.
The Will Sharp family have moved
to Aunt Lucy COTS house in the east
part Of town. o
Mrs. Steve Carbaugh visited rela-
tives in Denison Saturday.
The serial, "The Master Key" was
concluded last Friday evening. OF the
|several serials shown here this was
the most popular OF all. The manage
ment has secured "rhe Black Box
which will begin here Friday, April
3Oth. 1t has thirty reels and will thus
run the fifteen consecutive weeks, and
we predict that this will be no less
popular than 1.-THE Master Key" On
the two Friday evenings intervening
good shows have been arranged for.
On the 10th, The Tenth Command
ment" will be shown in three reels,
and on the Esd America" in seven
reels.
/. Mark Riley was in Denison Sunday
TO get his car, which has been In the
garage undergoing an overhauling.
The w. F.. NJ. S. met last Wednes.
day With Mrs. Ed Riddle. After a
surlptuous o'clock dinner the study
Of the lesson was taken up. About
twenty-five were present. Mrs. Brin.
ton Sharp and Mrs. Dave Bremser as.
sisted the hostess in entertaining,
Editor l.. c. Hatch was business
visitor in Buck Grove last Friday.
Will Roy and children were down
from Denison Sunday visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs: Henry Roy.
George Rule has completed the in.
stallation of fine B0wser gasoline,
filing station and will dispense a
filtered gasoline to the gas buying
public. The equipment is certainly q
fine one, up to date in every detail.
The underground tank holds ESQ gal
Ions. The top of the affair Is lighted
by electric lights and the body carries
the sign OF the Lincoln highway
Mrs. Chris LorenZen and Mrs. j.. M.
Burke, OF DenisOn, were calling on
Miss Lucy Healy Friday.
The second daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Fredericksen was bitten in
the face by, the family dog at the +. Q.
Carlson home Sunday The teeth cut
the flesh. but not SO badly as in the
case Of the Malone child that WAS bit
ten a couple of weeks ago.
IA nurse arrived Tuesday to care for
George Huntington, who. continues to
grow weaker.
+ l.. A. Anderson is having the pleas
'ure (?) of having to move his entire
stock of drugs, etc, while the drug
store is receiving its new coat of pa
per and paint. Andy says he enjoys
mouse cleaning.
Walter Swatman was Sunday Wis.
itor at the home of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Swatman, north OF Dun.
lap.
Elder G.. f.. Butterworth was in Den.
ison Sunday to conduct preaching
services in connection with the L. D.
S. Sunday, school recently established
there.
Mrs. Clara Lee and daughter, Be.
atrice, went to Omaha Friday to visit
relatives. Miss Beatrice may remain
and resume her work as stenOgrapher.
Gene Baber was visitor in Manila
the last of the week.
Harve Cramer arrived home Monday
from California. He reports work as
being asscarce article in the west and
asa consequence everything is quiet.
4 Raymond Butterworth lost valu.
able horse Monday.
I Elmer Riddle and Gene Cranlall
We're county seat visitors Monday.
Mrs. Sarah Kuykendall has gone to
Humboldt, Kans., for q visit with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mesenbrink and lit.
tie folks went to Dunlap Sunday. Mr..
Mesenbrink returned home in the eve