The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-03-17

| MIS-. Mu!Ille MulNllllll went W oHltt
ha Friday to visit friends.
Coda Birkhofer is out of school OF
account of sickness.
Il. B. Smith was business visitor
in Denison Monday
| Mrs. John Carey accompanied he1
mother, Mrs. Phil DERRICK, to Lake
| View last week, where she will visi
a few weeks.
Mrs. Daniel Reagan and brother
John Howorth, returned from Omaha
last Wednesday. where they had beer
in attendance at their brothers bed
side.
Arthur Spence was down from De
lott a few days ago visiting his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Spence.
The Standard Bearers held meet
ing last Friday evening in the League
room. After the lesson study a socia
hour was enjoyed, followed by light re
freshments.
| Mrs. Ed Johnson and Mrs. Morgan
Miles accompanied their guests, Mrs
Henry Duden and Miss Eva Gilliland
of MILFORD, Saskatchewan. Canada, tc
Council Bluffs Sunday, where the lat
ter will visit a few days before re
suming their journey to Kansas.
Repairs have been made on Mrs
Lucy Colts residence the past week
and it will be newly painted and dec
GRATED with view to renting it.
Rube Malone has been wrestling
with the grippe and the event to date
mas been about a draw.
Frank Green was Charter Oak
caller Thursday.
Bob Lusk was in Dunlap Monday.
viii Fishel went to Omaha Sunday
returning Monday.
Frank Jones, OF Dunlap. spent Sun
day at the home OF his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Jackson.
BARLEY Healy was business visit.
or at the county seat Monday.
Albert Birkhofer went to Omaha
Monday morning.
The children and grand children OF
J. Z. Glassburner gathered at his home
Sunday to celebrate his birthday, and
enjoy one OF mothers" dinners. and
it goes without saying that the dinner
was enjoyed and delightful day
spent. We wish Mr. Glassburner many
happy returns of the day.
Mrs. J. w. Mcdonald was shopping
in Denison Friday.
Elder Charles Butterworth returned
home Monday from his missionary Ia
bors.
Mrs. Gladys Talcott Medlin has gone
to Arion, where she has accepted a
position with the Crawford County
Telephone Company as night operat-
or.
Albert Loring sent in his resigna-
ton to the town council as electrician
at the light plant, the same to take
effect April Sth. The council accept
ed it on consideration that Mr.. Lor-
| ing stay after April s, in case they
could not secure suitable man for
| the job. Mr.. Loring has been an eff
Gent and satisfactory man on the job
and the council We're not prone to have
him give it up. We are moi informed
as to what he expects to do but it Is
said he will continue his home here
for time at least. We wish hin
success in whatever he undertakes.
1 Ward Spence and bride, of PringhaI
spent day or two with relatives here
last week.
! Albert Birkhofer Went to Omaha
Monday.
! Miss Rosalie Scott was in Deni
son Saturday shopping and visiting
friends.
Several went from here Saturda:
to attend the meeting, at Denison, OIL
the telephone patrons, which was held
- ~ ne tLN unsc
in rates Mar 1. They took with them
the petition signed by lis patrons in
this community which protests the
raise in rates. We are reliably in
| formed that the manager of the tele.
phone compony phoned down that the
rates would remain at the old price
until October 1st., and thus the petit
ton was not filed.
Mrs. Dave Clark went to Boyer Sat
urday for a visit with her parents,
returning home Monday.
George kearines, who has been stay
ing at the home OF his mother-in.law
Mrs. Cross, While having his wounds
Which came as the result OF a fall.
treated, has improved so much that
he was able to go. to his own home
Saturday.
Miss Vesta Riddle entertained the
Bunch of jolly Girls last Saturday. A
| farm wagon was sent in for the girls
and load of them went out to the
Riddle home for the afternoon. The
time was spent in merry making, a
fine lunch furnishing an ample share
OF the enjoyment.
Mrs. Earl Green and son Leslie, Of
Vail, spent Monday and Tuesday at
the home of A. II. Cook.
The family reunion at the NJ. G.
Virgins home last Sunday was one
of great pleasure. All the children
and grandchildren We're present, eX-
cept Mrs. e. G. Virgins and baby
Margaret. Grandma Virgins had pre-.
pared sumptuous repast which all
enjoyed TO the limit The out of town
relatives were Willis Virgins and
| family, CT WooGh;ne, and the Jim Nc,
| Stride family from Defiance, the fonr
.EcE grandchildren which have been
:!ded - Tie iani.y in The las; io,,I
months received their full quota OF
attention
The storage and demurrage agent
from Omaha called on Agent Graul
last Friday, checking up his Office,
warning him very strictly that the mat.
ter of storage will be looked after
more closely than ever, and any agent
neglecting to collect the same will
have to suffer the penalty. which is
~ fina Of xSOO M M civ ,nontbs. i'm,