The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-20

Elmer, were Omaha visitors Tuesday
/ Mrs. LESSEE Howortil was shoppin,
in Denison Monday.
! Highest market price paid for ppul
try at Rules.
j. U. Wise has accepted a position
as agent for the Bloomer Cold StOras
and Creamery company of Council
Bluffs and has entered upon his duties
He will look after the establishing o
cream stations in his territory, which
| is southern Iowa and eastern Nebras
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Postmaster Edmund 'Ahart was il
Denison Monday.
Thomas Lang, whose illness was re
ported last week, is not much improv
ed, a fact that friends of the famil!
will be grieved to learn.
Mrs. j. W. Stepanek entertained the
Sunshine club at her pleasant home
last Wednesday afternoon. The usua
good time was had and fine lunch
served.
Elder Orman Salisbury was here
from Des Moines Sunday, preaching
TWO sHlle Seiilioiio III lHe L. ~ ~
church.
A party, composed of Misses Enc
line Lueck. Elizabeth Lueck Anna
Nahum and Celia Hargens and Meesrs
Melvin Breen, Louie Rubin, Harvey
Hamrick and Will Ettleman, made up
a sleishing party Sunday evening that
started out for an old fashioned sleigh
ride. They Went by the Arion route
and when near the George Reynolds
home in the east part OF Arion run
ner broke off the sleigh, the team be-
came frightened, the doubetrees be-
came loosened and the animals took
themselves up the road past the coun-
ty home and into the distance, leay-
ing the pleasure seekers behind. A
team was secured to bring the party
home. Much telephoning was neces-
sary before the team was located west
of Denison the afternoon OF the fol-
lowing day. In recounting the event
Louie declares that it all happened SO
quickly that he was not aware that
the team was gone until he heard them
cross the bridge some distance away.
Mrs. Enos Cross is sick at her home
southwest OF town.
Kerosene, gasoline and all kinds OF
lubricating oils at Rules. 3lt
Mrs. S. H. Downs came down from
Arion Monday and went out to the
Mott McHenry home for visit.
Mrs. Fred Rule, OF Fit. Dodge, arriv-
ed in town Monday for visit with her
husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Rule. Fred finds his railroad work
gives him more time in Council Bluffs
than in TT. Dodge and he has conclud-
ed to make the family home in the
Bluffs in the winter at least. Mrs. Rule
left here Tuesday morning for that
place to take up her residence. Mr..
and Mrs. Lincoln Goddard will occupy
the Rule home in TT. Dodge during the
Rule family's absence.
Mrs. w. II. Buss went to Denison
Saturday morning to visit her sister,
Mrs. II. j. Branaka.
On Monday night OF last week a
large company OF friends and rela-
lives gathered at the Oliver PETIT home
to celebrate the birthday OF Fred Pett.
A most pleasant evening was spent,
and one that Mr.. PETIT will long re-
member. An excellent supper was one
OF the enjoyable features. "A
Mrs. j. w. Cramer returned laEt
from Denison. Where she
had been on account of the illness Of
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Lee Cramer
Mr.. and Mrs. Keehner OF Woodbine,
we're guests Saturday and Sunday at
the home of the latter's sister, Mrs.
Art S. Randel.
On account OF the severe storm on
Saturday, which drifted the roads so
badly. Miss Ferne Johnson was unable
to get to her school in Paradise town
ship until Monday afternoon.
A most enjoyable party was held on
last Friday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nelson in honor OF
the twentv-tirst birthday of their son,
Nels. The young folks spent an en-
joyable evening with dancing, after