The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-05-12

chased fine klmball organ recently
from our local dealer, W. A. Healy.
| Miss Nina Muma departed last
week for Chicago after an extended
visit with her friend, Mrs. r. G. Luke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Best and Mrs.
Gertie Tillett and son. Vernice, went
to the Gus Frederickson home last
Sunday to visit
Carl Hansen spent a day last week
in TT. Dodge taking students eXamina-
zion for the position of railroad opcr-
atcr.
Mrs. Joe Best spent Sunday in Dun
lap.
| Mrs. H. G. Scott visited with her
| friend, Mrs. Strahan, in DeniSOn Sat
lraay.
The J. T. Potter family visited at
the Otto Staley home near Charter
Oak one day last week.
| Charley Hollins has sold his shet-
land pony, buggy, harness and saddle
to a Mr.. Miles at Marley, Ncb.. and
the outfit was shipped Tuesday to the
| purchaser.
Mrs John Coburn visited d few days
last week in Dcnison with her daush-
ter, Mrs. blanche Poster She return
ed ,ome Friday, Mrs. Poster accom-
panying her.
Mrs. Percy Brown was here from
Denison one day last week visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Mum
sey.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ G.. Petetish have
returned to their home in Virginia
H., after visit at the Il. N. Cham
bcrlaln home.
4 Miss Marie Riddle was up from Dun
lap Sunday visiting her friend, Miss
I'rieda Bartel.
Robert Rule and Robert Hunt en-
ter.ained the juniors and teachers at
} the home of the former last Saturday
4. evening. In contest Miss Lois Man
: ming was awarded first prize and Miss
} Ellen Goddard the consolation. Othei
t games and music furnished entertain
ment, after which fine lunch was
/, served.
s. Elder G.. e. Butterworth spent Sun
, day in Denison.
: Albert LOring came UP from Oma
V ha for an ever Sunday visit AT home.
e Terry's company came in on Thurs
E day with their Uncle Toms Cabin
i show. On account of the rain The pa
n rade, scheduled for noon, was put of
n until 4 o'clock. Their band OF twenty
{, four pieces played a few selections
but otherwise the parade did MOI
j. amount to much. The band played or
), the street in the evening also. A large
: crowd attended the performance.
Loren Alexander was down from
y Denison Sunday visiting his grand
/ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roy,
A benefit dance will be given mex
p Thursday evening for the ball team.
e Miss Christina Slhr returned homo
S Monday evening from a trip to Omaha
Miss Lucy Healy was in DUNLAP
t Sunday.
r Mrs J. n. Bell was hostess to :lsc
Priscilla club last Thursday at hcl
y pleasant home north OF town The
n afternoon vas spent in the usual way
d after which dainty refreshments were
l. served
Miss Violet Starkcy was a Denise.
: shopper Tuesday.
d Spray Malone was down from Ken
wood Thursday.
S Agent j. G.. Graul gives out the state
e ment that his company, the c. & N
h W.. has called in their interline tick
Il cts and that hereafter all tickets FOL
a points Off the main lines must be or
a dered two or three days in advance
# No. >. the flyer going west about / y
Y m. will not stop to take on passen
S gers unless their tickets have beer
ordered as above stated
r Howarth brothers shipped two cars
O of hogs and two OF cattle to Chicago
d Monday They are also shipping il
II two cars of pigs from Kansas City
for feeding purposes.
J. W. T.. Fishcl was in Council Bluff.
it Thursday attending Il Bankers con
vention.
d Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Wieland wen
n to Omaha last Wednesday to take lit
n tie Albert Wielaud to the Methods
hospital. About two and one hal
+ years ago the lad bruised his kne,
and the front became stiff. Then tn,
r ligaments shortened until the little