The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-11-24

where she has been having her eyes
treated the past two weeks.
Rev. A. NJ. Mcintosh, Of Hawarden
was a Manila visitor Wednesday eve
ming.
Mrs. Cook and son, Thomas, who
reside in Marion, were on their way
home from washington Springs, S. D.,
and stopped off here Saturday night
for an over Sunday visit at the j. II.
Tryon home with Charley, Thomas
being classmate Of Charlcy's when
in school at VintOn, Iowa.
w, NJ. Anthony attended sale Of
Hereford cattle at Audubon the past
week. The sale consisted of over 100
head and averaged $3.50
Harry Keegan went to Lake View
Tuesday on business, returning home
Saturday night.
Mrs. Will Goddard was an Omaha
visitor Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rostermund, OF
Manning, were visitors here over Sun
day with the A. H. Farley and John
Opperman families.
Sidney Gaumer was an Omaha visit.
or Saturday.
J. Il. Wickersham, of Defiance. was
a visitor here Saturday.
Miss Louisa Arp, of Davenport, ar.
rived here Saturday noon for visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter HotIines and
family. Miss AFT and Mrs. Hofiines
went to Denison Tuesday Ito visit
Lewis Schade and family. They were
schoolmptes In Germany and have not
seen each other for over twenty years
and it is needless to say they are en-
joying their visit together.
Dl. w. Z. Draper was an Omaha
business visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Chamberlain
returned home Monday night from
North Dakota where they visited
number of former residents OF this
section. They were just returning
from their western trip, where they
took in the exposition and visited oth
er places of interest.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Deter: was an Omaha
visitor the first of the week.
j. p. Barber and E. A. Packard
We're Denison visitors Thursday.
G. H. Foye has rented the building
recently vacated by W. E. Saiter and
will open up confectionery store in
the near future.
There will be prayer meetings in
the Methodist church every night ex-
cept Wednesday and Saturday next
week. On Monday night tho prayer
meeting will be. mothers night; Tues
day, fathers night: Thursday, busi-
ness mems night; Friday, young peo-
pies night. All of the people of the
church and congregation are request
ed to be present one night during the
week. The regular Thanksgiving
service will be held on Wednesday
evening. November gath. at 1880. at
the Methodist church. The Rev. Geo
H. Mitchell of the Presbyterian church
will preach the sermon. This Will be
q union service and all are requested
to be present. This will give the
mothers chance to attend services
and prepare Thanksgiving dinner also.
NJ, Collins. OF Denison. visited his
sisters. Mrs. VIM. Hook and Mrs. R.;J.
Mcmahon Tuesday morning. He was
on his way to Aspinwall on business.
Lawrence Reed, who is employed In
w. Il. Saiters meat market, is nurs-
ing very sore thumb as a result OF
Ia sharp knife Slipping while cutting
meat and cutting his thumb to the
bone. The doctor is dressing the ill.,
jured member every dey and VIC hope
nothing serious is the result.
X. C. Saunders was an Omaha visit
|or Wednesday.
]. p. Barber and Will Goddard were
Denison business visitors Friday.
The Ladies' guild will hold carni'
val on Friday, December Sd.
Mrs. w. S. Roderick has been a
Denison visitor the past week.
O.. Il. Body and family have leased
the M. j. Collins residence in the
north part Of town, recently vacated
II by the Marshall family. Mr.. Body for.
merly assisted Lowell Brokaw on the
farm south of town.
Fred Breckenridge and e. G. Baker
motored to Denison Friday afternoon
in the latter's car.
Carl Ibsen, who is doing carpenter
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