The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-08-11

here, who regret her departure.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith ant
two sons and their house guests, Mr.
and Mrs. Luke Hiatt, of Glenn Ellen
III. spent a couple of days at Lake
View last week The cool weather
FASTENED their departure home.
Mrs. Fred Wiley entertained the
Sunshine Club last Thursday Afternoon
at her pleasant home. about twent,
ladies being present. The usual goot
time was had and all enjoyed the fine
lunch served. Mrs. Bert Wiley, O
Eagle Grove, was an out OF towl
guest.
Carl Mcdonald went to Denisor
Sunday to spend few days at the
Claude Mcdonald home.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Scott and daugh
tiers, and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fritz en-
ioyed the day at Lake View Sunday
Mrs. Ernest Edwards departed fol
her home at Armour, S. D. Friday af
ter weeks visit with relatives here
and at other points.
Mr.. and Mrs Minus Hunt, of Deni
son, were down Sunday renewing ole
acquaintances and hearing Mr.. Cos
sons address before the Woman's
club on Democracy"
Wilbur Thomas enjoyed a visit
from his friend, Leo Underwood, OF
Council Bluffs, over Sunday.
Miss Mildred Jones of Charter OAK
is pleasant visitor at the G. 0. Miller
home.
/ Andrew Jackson and Hugh Butter
worth went to Omaha Saturday and
brought up new six cylinder auto
mobile, 1916 model for Mr.. Butter
worth. This is the first one of the new
cars to be placed in this territory and
it certainly is a fine one.
An auto accident, which in the long
run was mild but could easily have
been most disastrous, occurred on the
Lincoln Highway just West of town
OIL Sunday afternoon. John O'Meara
accompanied by Art Laird and son
Willard, were in the formers car. The
two were in the front seat with
the Laird child riding alone in the
back, and Mr.. Laird at the wheel
Both men noticed the car running to-
ward the edge of the grade, and Mr.
Laird not being an experienced dri
yer, Mr.. Omeara put a hand to the
wheel, as well as throwing on the
emergency brake but not in time to
keep the car from going over the EN-
lbankment and turing on it's side
About three feet OF stagnant water
stands at the foot of the embankment
and the child was thrown headlong in
this but one of the men quickly pulled
the little one out. None of the three
were injured and the car was not dam
aged greatly.
Mrs. c. w. Manning and children
went to Lake View Thursday for q
weeks outing.
Mrs. P. j. Hallowell and daughter
Jane, are back from visit with rela
tives in Omaha Miss Jane also visi
1 ted friends in Fremont
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mesenbrink Sun
dayed i'll Dunlap.
Misses Nellie Welsh, of Buck Grow
and Erma Beutel, of DeisOn, visite
last Tuesday afternoon at the Clal
ence O'Meara home.
Mrs. j. Fl. Pearsall entertained tn
local camp of Royal Neighbors las
Tuesday afternoon. Lunch was servet
at the close of the afternoon. Mr..
Frank Bolton, of Denison extended TIN
camp an invitation to meet with he
Sept. 1st and the members look fol
ward with much pleasure to this meet
ing.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Lawson thei
daughters, Jennie and Alma, with thei
husbands, Mr.. Naples, all OF Onawa
autoed over from that place Sunda
and spent the day at the w. B. McDor
son family lived here for years, moN
ing away about three years ago. Thei
friends here were delighted to reneN
! their acquaintances.
. Mrs. Percy Dodge and sister, Mis-
Eta Reynolds, of Arion, We're visitor
; here Sunday at the A. l.. Brown home
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Mcdonald wer
| in Dunlap Saturday to attend the ful
eral of little Agatha Margaret Deal
. duff.
Mrs. Fred Steffen was confined t
her bed several days last week on az
count of straining a ligament in on
of her limbs caused by slipping an
falling
Charley Kemming and r. Shaw Va
were down from Denison to hear til
Attorney Generals address on Demol
racy.
Mrs John Carey is back after a
extended visit with her parents, Nj
and Mrs. Philip DIETRICH, at LAX
View.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Mesenbirnk, G
= | SnnIaVan
Mesenbrink home.
When George White and wife drov
down into town Saturday evening a
auto driven by stranger crashed ii
to their buggy breaking the left hin
wheel into kindling wood. The strar
ger promptly paid for the wheel an
went on his cheerful way. Thos
who saw the accident say it wa
caused by the auto being driven to
close to the other vehicle, a momel
tary check in the horses gait maxim
it impossible for the auto driver t
keep clear of the preceding rig.
Word reaches us of the death Q
Sylvester Lynn at San Francisco
where he had gone to attend a reunio
OF the Bangs family. He suffered
stroke of paralysis. while enrout
from his house at Tacoma, Wash t
the meeting place at San Francisco
He was taken to a hospital, where Il
died twenty four hours later, withou
regaining consciousness. The bod
was taken to Tacoma for burial
Sylvester Lynn was family figur
here twenty years ,,ago being wei