The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-11-17

vile, where Mr.. Hollins opens u bal
cry and confectionery store.
Aunt Mary Mclienry was quite sicl
several days last week, but at last re
ports was improving.
Miss Flora Virgins was up frol
Woolbino Sunday spending the da.
! with relatives and friends.
w. l.. 'Swatmnn visited his paren. Is
MIR. and Mrs. 7. w. Swatman. ncsl
Dunlap Saturday. His sister, Mrs
| WOodford lobe, and two children re
turned home with him for a shor
| visit.
Ericnds of Mrs. Will Morrison ar
grieved to. learn of her very serious
! illness. Reports from the bedside a
we write this (Monday) are not en-
couraging. Her mothcr.in-law, Mrs
Mary X. Morrison, arrived Saturda.
from 1ndianola. to help care for her
We sincerely hope she may be spared
to her husband and children. Tuesda.
| A. M.--Mrs. Morrison is reported n
being better at this time, fact man,
friends. will be delighted to note.
Miss Jean holland began the winte
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township Monday last.
George Fritz was in Denison Satu'
day attending 10 some business mat
ters and visiting his sister Mrs. Franz
Larsen.
Mrs. Fred Coleman entertained the
Friday club last Friday afternoon al
a most pleasant meeting. Fancy work
was done and topics Of the day dis
cussed. after which most appetiztne
lunch was served. The next meeting
closes the years calendar. 1t will be
one o'clock dinner at the home OF
Mrs. J. p. Hallowcll.
The road just east OF town across
the Scatterbranch bridge has been al
most impossible since last weeks
rain on account OF being newly filled
in. A number of rigs have been
stuck in the mud there.
Julius Suhr came up from Omaha
Saturday. evening and will remain
with his parents for a few weeks to
help gather the n.crop.
Mearl Pearsall and Joe Smith we're
Denison visitors Saturday.
Mrs, Sophronia Bell and sons. Ar
den, Charles and Billy, were business
visitors in Denison Saturday.
The Woman's club held a very in.
teresting meeting last Wednesday Of.
tcrnoon. After the business was con
Guided the program was taken up.
Mrs. +. c. Howorth gave beautiful
piano solo. Prof. c. W. Manning and
r. G. Virgins both gave papers on the
line OF school consolidation. Miss
Hunsicker delighted the audience with
q vocal solo. County Superintendent
Olry was present and gave Q number
Of statistics on schools. Altogether it.
was one of the most profitable meet
ngs held by this club.
j. A. Scott was a business visitor In
Omaha Friday.
The w. G. T. U. held a cooked food
sale last Saturday at Turnlund's store.
met with ready sale and
much more could have been disposed
81. They will probably hold another
sale in the near future. s,
John Killion departed Saturday for
LCllrvillc, where he is opening Il new
establishment. His son,
went Sunday and will assist
his father in the business
. The first snow of the season fell
Thursday morning. Just a few aakes,I1
however. and everyone is rejoicing
hat that was all.
A.. A. Fishel was in Omaha Friday
looking over the cattle situation with
/ view TO purchasing some feeders.
Mrs. Meta Williams and two sons
departed the last Of the week for o
visit at Council Bluffs before going
q their new home in WATERFOWL, S.:
D. They also expect to visit at Girls
void.
Mrs. Chris Vollcrson. daughter,
Mary. and son, Henry, autOed to Denl-
son Saturday.
Mrs. Julia Mix went to Omaha last
week Friday to resume her work with
the Western Union Telegraph com
pany. Mrs. Mix has been unable to
work during the summer Ou account
Of i'll health and her many friends are
glad indeed to know that she is able
to take up her work again. s,.
Miss Geneva Lyman was down from
Carroll and spent Saturday and sun
day here with relatives.
Mrs. Sylvester Horr, Of Dol0it, ac-
by her house guests, MI.
and Mrs. Samuel Spence. of eastern
Iowa, were visiting here Saturday with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Spence.
Mrs. Tom Munsey came down from
Denison Saturday morning. where she
has been assisting in caring for her
Mrs. Ben Wingrove,
who has been very ill. }t'F
Wallace Edwards succeeded in get
ting another wolf Saturday in tie
same neighborhood that he secured
the two other ones a week previous.