The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-09-01

Miss Erma Naeve underwent al OPP
Grafton at the local hospital yester.
day forenoon, having her tonsils re.
moved. The operation was very sue
cessful and she is rapidly improving.
Human Sewell returned Friday from
Sioux Falls, S. d., where he spent
several days looking after a farm he
owns near there. Luman returned
with glowing reports of the crops in
the vicinity of Sioux Falls.
Oscar Strahan left Saturday for Per.
ry, where he will teach again this
year. He made the trip to Des Mones
with Mr.. Bennett, of MapletOn, a for.
mer classmate at Drake university
who was driving to the state fair in
his car
Human Sewell left this afternoon
for Bedford, where he will teach man.
ual training in the public schools
again this year. humans work there
last year was 50 satisfactory that he
was employed this yea rat an increase
in salary.
Mrs. Hugh Butterworth and chill
| drcn, OF Low City, and Mrs. William
TOrbett, Of Denver, Colo, came up
from Dow City last Thursday and
spent the afternoon as guests of the
Misses Wright. who were hostesscs at
Il kensingtOn.
Herman Finnern, of Lake Park
spent the first of the week in Denison
visiting at the home of his brother
Henry Finnern He started home yes
tcrday afternoon in his car. Henry ac
cOmpanying him for Il visit until the
last of the week.
The Review is in receipt of a picture
post card from Mr.. j. II. Gable, show.
ing an excellent view OF his home al
1896 South 18th street, Lincoln. Neb
1t is Il pretty two story bungalow with
| II beautiful lawn and doubtless the
Gable family are enjoying their new
home to the utmost.
The Northwestern train, known as
No. 3, that passes through Denison at
los p. m, vii stop at West Side and
Vail for passengers who desire to &C
to the fair at AriOn. Secretary Girls
well is much pleased that the company
conceded this privilege, and trusts
many will take advantage.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. BrOdersen and sons
returned Thursday from jamestown
S. D., where they made a visit at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Glenn
Catron. They made the trip overland
in their new Stndebaker car. Mr.
Rrodersen reports the Dakota roads
to be inferior to those OF Iowa.
Miss Pearl N. Craft, OF Chicago, ar
rived in Denison the first of the week
to take up her position as trimmer in
the millinery store Of Mrs. ilnlda NJ.
Hall. Miss Craft trimmed for Mrs,
Hail last season and during her stay
in DenisOn made many friends who
are glad to know that she will be here
again this season.
Mrs. Hattie Terrell spent Monday in
Dcnison visiting at the home Of her
sister, Mrs K. W. Ramlord. Mrs. Fer
rill had been visiting her daughter.
Mrs G.. T.. l.iScomb at Dunlap, ,an,t
was on her way to Sac City. where
SHE and Miss Fanchon Ramlord have
fOfciietf mp a millinery store.
We have been requested to announce
that the post Office will observe the
usual holiday hours on labor day
which occurs on Monday of next week.
One delivery will be made by the city
carriers and the window will be open
for the distribution of mail between
9 and 10 o'clock Il. m. No delivery
will be made by the rural carriers.
save the Babies" is the title OF ::
valuable pamphlet which has been pre-,
pared for the instruction OF young
mothers by the American Medical as
| sociation, which association is con
Quoting Il national campaign to save
little babies. TO forward this move
meft leading stores have been select
ed throughout The country to dis
tribute this pamphlet In Crawford
county The Balle-Brodersen Co. has
agreed to make distribution. Those
DESTROYS of obtaining one OF these
booklets will make request for same
at the infants wear department 4,
above named company, or same will
be mailed to any address.
Old Jack Frost made his first appear
! ance This season on Sunday evening
but from all reports very little damage
was done in Crawford county. Til,
anxiety over the corn crop has been
increased for the past few days on ac
count OF the continued cold weath(
and there has been II good deal OF
speculation on the part Of farmers
whether or not the weather man would
hold Off another visit from Jack Frost
until the corn is out Of danger. The
frost OH Sunday night was not what
is termed a killing frost although il
did damage to some extent to garden
truck. which is susceptible to light
frost. Tie warmer weather OF yeSter
day and today has relieved to some
extent the fears of a killing frost in
the near future.
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