The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-07
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Beaulah Darling, youngest daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Darling, had q Sc;
we're accident a week. ago Sunday eve.
ming. She was PLAYING with a short
stick on the back porch and fell on It,
running the stick into her mouth,
knocking out a tooth, the end Of the
stick decorating the back Of her throat
on the upper side OF the topsil. 1t
made a dangerous wound and was very
had for several A4ys. The doctor
feared meningitis might result from it,
but she htss. rec0yered very nicely,
which wss very. Fortunate ~
Albert Spence has been visiting the
home folks the past week.
William Cose, who has been sick all
winter at the home ofhis son, Charles,
where he has. made his home for the
past three years, passed away last
Wednesday morning. vs.
MIR. and Mrs, C,;'J. NeWcOm were
county seat visitors last Monday.
Andy Hartmann had horse break
it's leg one day last week, necessitat-
inc its being killed, The horse was .
favorite and pet Of the Milo Patchin
family for several years and they re-
GREETED very much that it should come
to its death in this manner.
A. N. Galland resigned his position
with the Nye Schneider Fowler COM
pany and quit work Saturday night.
Mr.. Patrick is now the agent. He has
been working for them some time as
second man.
Mrs. $. w. StresteE received q dis
patch the first of last week OF the
death OF her brother. VIM. Morris, of
Boise, Idaho.
Mrs. Bessie Myers went to Wall
Lake Friday and met her little niece,
Bessie Pitcher, OF Ida Grove, who
came to spend Easter with them. Mrs.
Myers also accompanied her as far as
Wall Lake on her return Monday.
J. Ii Riggleman purchased the farm
of G. j. Cose, which Is located east of
Deloit, last week! M Huskey will re-
main on the farm, this year.
VIM. Worley purchased an auto of
the Deloit Garage company. Mr..
Gronau, of Kiron, Is going to have
charge of the garage as soon as COM
pleted. Mr.. Worley went to Kiron on
Friday and got the car. Mr.. Gronau re-
turning with him TO. instruct him how
to run it.
Mrs. Berglund and Mrs. Nordling
and children, were IN Denison Satur-
day afternoon.
The Easter exercises at the NJ. E.
church Sunday morning were very
largely attended. The program in
commemoration of the death and res
direction of our Saviour was good and
the music fine. The program was pre-
pared by Rev.=and Mrs. Ralston. We
were not able to get, copy OF tie
program to publish. The church was
nicely decorated for the services.
Guy johnson returned from Carroll
to attend the funeral of his grandfath-
er, William Cose.
Platt Moore has been confined to his
bed the past two weeks by illness. His
friends hope for a speedy recovery.
Bernard Nestlebush is visiting with
friends at Deloit
Leslie Childress quit school Friday
TO begin spring work on the farm.
On Friday evening there was quite
u little excitement along the line north
Tof Deloit when man from near Kir0n
! driving mule team and buggy. CON-
ing to Deloit, accompanied by Mr..
SohnrNe, had a runaway. The men
were thrown out and the team got
away. Mr.. Schurke started in pursuit,
calling at the Gary Comstock. j. l..
Riggleman and C. J. Newcom homes.
While at Newcom's one OF the boys
was getting ready to join in the
search when they heard the team COM
ing back. The men got out in the road
and managed to catch them. Not =
thing was broken or any damage done
In any form, which was indeed very
fortunate as all crooks and turns had
been made as accurately as with a
driver.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Newcom, of
Boyer. autoed to Qeloit Sunday to at
tend the Easter services at the M. e.
church.
Mrs. Matte Cose, and Miss Lovicie
Norris returned home from Minnesota
Sunday. Mrs, Cose opened her school
on Monday. \, 4
Mrs. r. H. Childress called on Mrs.
Horr Friday afternoon.
Mrs. j. w. True entertained the
Willing Workers last Wednesday az
ternoon. Quite a number of ladies
were present and avery pleasant az
ternoon was enjoyed.
MIR. and Mrs. John Taylor and fam
lily visited Sunday at the Jas. Estes
home.
John Il. Riggleman came home from
Mt. Vernon Friday to spend the week
end with the home folks, returning on
Sunday.
The Willing Workers gave an East
err supper Saturday evening at the N.
H. Brogden building adjoining the
meat-imarket The society is grateful
for the liberal patronage. ! A good sum
was realized.
Mrs. John Andersonais able to be
out again and was down town Satur-
day, aESct which her friends are glad
TO know.
Miss Ethel Galland. who is teach.
ing near Ricketts,, came home Satur-
day to spend the week end, returning
On the. early train Monday morning.
Vorley went to Denison Mon.
<o5serve on the Jury.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Estes and Mr..
and Mrs. John kounds were at Deni,
son Saturday.
#. A. True returned from Spokane,
WASH, Friday. He reports his moth
or as much better.
Elder G. j. Hunt was in town few