The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-07

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Mrs. Bremser has the pleasure of be-
ing zone of the girls" with the mem
bers of her class and thus the tie that
binds is in evidence.
Mrs. Jake Reeser and daughter
Mrs. Burwell, attended funeral in
Denison Monday.
Two OF Ed Probasco's children have
been quite ill the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Fishel autoed to
Denison Saturday for a visit with rel.
atives.. ia
The Standard Oil company have let
the contract for the erection of build
ing over their oil tanks near the c. &
N. w. siding, and the concrete base is
being made. C. o. Miller secured the
contract.
The condition of Geo. Huntington
remains about the same, a trifle worse
If anything. We regret to hear OF his
continued illness.
The Howard Rule family drove over
from the Ute country Monday to visit
relatives.
A petition is being circulated here
asking for a change in the Lincoln
highway in the neighbOrhO0d of the
Rogers farm SO that the road will fol-
low the Northwestern railroad instead
of cutting. out into the hills. This hill
part has been impossible all winter.
This change has been agitated for
years, but nothing was done. The
conditions the past winter have stir
red people tn action as above stated.
Charley Smith, w. e. Fishel and
Mayor HoNorth spent Sunday in Oma-
liza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Brown were
down from Denison township Sunday
and spent the day with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Mnnsey.
Joe Seimer is laid up with a brok'
en- leg. He, was cutting down tree
and when II was about to, fall he felt
afraid that lhis team might become
frightened al the noise and in watch.
ing them he forgot to notice that he
was in danger himself. The falling
tree caught him, breaking his left leg
in two places below the knee. He will
thus be laid up for some time.
Mrs. Jack Williamson and daughter.
Clara, returned home Sunday from
Des Moines, where they had gone to
consult q specialist in. regard to an
infection that has set In in the girls
lower jaw.
Z, Curly Alexander. has secured Al Try
as jockey for the coming racing season
and the young man has begun work.
We understand that Mr.. Alexander
expects to take his racers west, pos.
s,bly to Denver. about May LIST, for
the. races. 81.
!. II. B. Boyer and wife arrived Satur-
day to spend few days at the Glass
burner homes. They are on their way
from their home In Council Bluffs to
Norfolk, Va, where Mr.. Boyer enters
Che post command as musician. They
will make their home In Norfolk.
Mrs. Rose Aldrich, Of Dunlap, visit,
ed her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. u. Nv.
Cramer. last week.
Jim Wilson spent Sunday in Omaha
with his wife, who is in the Swedish
hospital.
Charley Bybee visited friends near
Dunlap Sunday.
A number of friends were invited to
The Jake Reeser home Sunday tO par.
take of fine dinner given In honor
OF Mrs. Reeser's birthday.
Mrs. Sol Miller is under the doctors
care again.
Uncle Dan Howorth was up from
Dunlap the last OF the week visiting
llis brother, Edmund. stf
The Dow City Dramatic company
put on their play, Down in Dixie
last Thursday night, full house wit
Messing the production. All Of the
cast were in fine form and everything
went OF excellently. The Libby prison
scene in the third act was one that
touched many. but &. W. Manning as
CORPORAL Hooligan liyened things NJ
and his witty remarks brought forth
rounds OF applause. The patriotic end
ing and the fall OF the curtain to the
strains OF Star Spangled Banner
proved fitting close and one that ev
eryone enjoyed. Some think of this play
as being q little below par as regards
the previous productions. while 9th
ers declare It fully UP to the standard
All did their parts we'll, with Chaun
cey Tocn AZ fav0rite.
The Friday club and number o.
other ladies were delightfully."- enter
tanned last Friday afternoon by Mrs
IL. A. Scott, the event being an April
fool party. As soon as the guests
were seated each was given . fool.
cap to. wear. these being generousl,
decorated with newspaper clippings
The plan OF the party was then I'm
folded and for every stunt perf0rmet
credits" per school plan were given
the object being to see who cOult
secure the highest number. At thu
close OF the contest 1t was found thai
Mrs. NJ. A. Riley held high score atat
was awarded pretty hand painted
picture, the second prize. a decorated
Easter egg, being given to Mrs. J. N
Bell. illustrated folders with verse;
about each member were, given al
souvenirs. Boxes containing, luncl
were distributed and all enojed this
novel way of serving, A very nice
time was the general report. III.
Miss FlOssie Cramer returned TO lieI
home at Dunlap Monday after ter
days visit with her cousin. Miss Hess
Cramer.
Albert McGinn. of Council Bluffs
spent Monday night at the Clarence
O'Meara home.
The council met last night to elect
an electrician for the light and water
plant to fill the place left vacant by
the resignation Of A. E. Loring. Flu.
gene Baber. Of Manila, was the choice
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