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

kendall as helper at the c. & N. w
depot.
N. r. Wilder sent shipment O
cattle to Omaha Tuesday night.
Chester Lyman was down from Car
roll Sunday to spend tho day witt
Harold Rudd.
Ed Ahart was in Denison Monday.
George Roberts, one of the direct
from Council Bluffs Monday on bust
ness trip. ), .,e5
Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Baber were In
Omaha Friday.
Tho Fred Coleman family autoctl
down to Carson the last OF the week
for q few days visit with relatives.
Tho local basket ball team went tc
Dunlap Friday afternoon for game
with that team and were defeated by
a score of Is to 10.
Mrs, Carl Nicholson and children
arrived from Bloomfield, Neb.. Mon
day and Mr.. Nicholson, who is accom-
panying their car OF household goods
and farming implements. will be here
in a day or two. The Nicholson family
went to Bloomfield several years ago
but each season brought its own dis
asters in the shape Of floods, hail
or drought. until they decided to come
back to Iowa and to Crawford county,
where We. raise things.
The High school kidlets put on a
one act play "Jayville junction" at
the opera house last Thursday eve
ming, and one would really be surpris.
ed to see what they could do. The
scene portrayed n country depot and
tho ticket u seller, the baggage man,
the old farmer and his wife, the bride
and groom, the giggling girls, the col.
lege kids, the 'bO. the actress, the de-
tective, sthe lunch counter girl, the
porter, etc., were. all there and each
seemed necessary to, the scene. All the
parts were web taken, and several OF
them were especially good, twas a
dandy little play for young folks and
was we'll received. y .
Elmer Brasel had a corn stalk run
in his eye Monday morning. while
picking corn, and although the baH
was not cut he suffered greatly from
the irritation. 1t was necessary for a
doctor to dress it.
Mrs. Mamie Mahoney arrived Mon.
day evening from Moorhead on ac-
count Of the serious illness OF her
mother, Mrs. Bonsall.
Tho Baptists have set tho date OF
their bazaar as Dec. 11th.. Watch for
further notices.
Miss Mildred Butterworth gave Il
prenuptial shower last Friday after
noon for Miss Mamie Potter. sixteen
guests being present. The gifts We're
brought lin a, large basket tastefully
decorated in green with white satin
streamers. A toy house had been ar
ranged in the dining room and Miss
Lucinda McHenry and Jane :HallOwell
were dressed to represent the bride
and groom so years in the future. All
greatly enjoyed this portrayal; A
splendid two course lunch was served.
Misses Rhca; Cummings. Of Denison.
and EstheraMarty, Of trinidad. Colo,
We're .outsof town guests.
Mrs. G. I,7lsbell. Of Logan. spent q
couple Of days here with her husband
last Weekr sr,. ff.4af;t
Frank; Joyce has rented the rooms
over the bakery recently vacated by
Mr.. and Mrs.5 Walter Petcoff and will
move. his family here from Omaha at
an early date. A .f
A number wont from here last Fri.
day to Charter Oak to attend. the 42nd
district convention Of the HRebekahs.
2 Charley 1Detwiler, who lives in
North Grove. lost his house by fire
last Friday ufOrenoOn. Mrs. Detwiler
was helping her husband pick corn
and the children were all at school.
The fire caught in the kitchen. which
was burning. ficrcely when discovered.
They were able to, save considerable
of the household goods from the front
of the house. The house was an old
one probably fifty or sixty years old.
and was thus built In the days when
the best of timbers was used. We are
informed that much black walnut had
entered into its construction, and be-
ing in good state of preservation. it
made a hot old fire. The building was
insured for $500. with $500 insurance
ON tho household goods, and this will
help to replace it,. Mr.. Detwiler had
the concrete laid for the erection Of q
poultry house; and this will be complet
Ell at once andathe family will occupy
itountil, q new; dwelling can be erected.
Mrs. Mamie Clark and children are
masking their farewell visit here be-
fore leaving for their home in Cali
fornia. X ..54 ,s. fy.a 81.
C. E.. Butterworth took his daughter.
Vida, to Omaha Saturday to have her
adenoids and tonsilsfremOved.
James Baber. Jr., and wife spent
Sunday in Dunlap with relatives.
Chester Bonsall. OF Moorhead. and
Mrs. Ed Prater, Of St. Anthony, Idaho.
were called here the first OF the week