The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-10

which she will return to Wisner ,tC
make her home. Mrs. Schmidts many
friends here We're delighted to renew
her acquaintance.
Mrs. N. J. Daggett is here from
Portsmouth, visiting her daughter
Mrs. Art s.. Randel, Mrs. Daggett
expects to accompany Mr.. and Mrs
A. E. Smith to Carpenter. Wyo., in
the near future, where they will make
an extended visit.
Mrs II. e. Butterwortl was Deni
son visitor on Monday.
Mrs. Joe HalloWell has been a suf.
ferer the past week on account OF
stepping on a needle a week or SO
ago, which ran into the big toe and
broke off. 1t was necessary to have
an incision made before the piece
could be eXtricated.
Miss Marie Daily came up from
Dunlap Tuesday to visit her friend
Mrs. Frank Howorth.
+ Mrs. Thomas Clark and little folks
have gone to Carroll to visit her sis.
ter. Mrs B.. G.. Lyman. She expects
to go from there to Harlan to visit
at the Ancil Clark home
Mrs. Albert Miles is under the doc
tors care. '.
l.. c, Hatch went to Omaha Mon
day morning on business mission.
Mrs. Hatch went that evening to join
him there. +
Vema Walters invited number OF
her friends to her home last Satur-
10 hal, 1nh ia for
birthday. They had delightful after.
noon, after which light refreshments
were served.
Mr. and Mra Wilbur Berry and
little folks departed Monday for
Bloomfield, Neb., for a weeks visit
with the family Of her sister, Mrs.
Fable CrandaiI:S Il "a &. 8
Little Dan Ho&arth has been .suf-
fering from an3Attack of rheumatism.
John Niggins came up from Wood
bine Sunday for "a days visit at the
home Of his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. G. Wigginss
The District Conference and Sun
day School and Religio convention of
the GalIand's Grove. district OF the
l.. d. S. church convenes here next
Friday, and lasts over Saturday and
Sunday. A very profitable session is
anticipated.
Miss Lulu Howarth spent part
of last week in Denison, where she
attended meeting of the d. A. f. s.,
reading a paper before that body.
Mott McHenry was a passenger
west on Monday, expecting to stop
a day in Woodbine, then going on to
Omaha. He expects to be absent two
or three days.
Mrs. Sarah E. Baber visited her
daughter, Mrs. o. B. Petersen, in Den
ison Monday
Rev. G. P. Mitchell, District Secre-
tary for the Iowa Baptist Association,
was in town the early part of the week.
Mayor John Howarth was i'll last
week.
G. V, Jordan is moving this week
from the farm in Paradise township to
the new home recently completed in
town. Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan spent over
forty-hve years on the farm they are
leaving and we trust they may live
to enjoy years of comfort and happi-
ness in the new home. ~.
Word comes from Miss Bertha Ber-
tram, who underwent an operation re-
Gently for appendicitis, that she is do
ing nicely. Mrs. A. f. Loring and Mrs.
N. B. Butler are SO far recovered from
their operations that they are able to
be out again.
The quarantine has been lifted at
the George Brady home and the fam
lily is enjoying it's freedom. All eight
children had the disease, smallpox, and
came through it all right. Mr.. Brady,
who had such a long,. severe illness
from pneumonia, is able to be out
again, too. l.. Il. .e IL
The carpenters at work making i'm
rrovelnents ON Herman LAzerns' store
building have changed things around