The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-01-12
last week in Denison caring for her
daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Wells, who was

MIS-. Art >. Ranuel ana daughter
Elsie, were passengers to Chicago OF
Monday, where they will spend a few
days. 1i4n,@',
Mrs. Daniel Reagan is expected
soon from What Cheer to visit hel
father. Edmund Howorth. Is ~. ~
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Colby attended
church in Dunlap Sunday.
I Carroll and Alvin Cleveland toI
Harrington, Neb., are here for a visit
with the Coleman families here and
at Arion. They are on their way Il
Carson to visit their grandparents. =
The annual election of officers fOl
the Farmers State bank was held OF
Monday with the following result;
President, Herman Lazerus; Vice
President, l.. K. Moore; Cashier, G. L
lsbell; Assistant Cashier, Il. G. Wig
gins: Directors, Herman Lazerus, l.
X. Moore, Nels Baker, George w. Rob
erts, Chris Vollersen, Adam SharI
and Charles H, Miller.
Katherine, the secofd daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Fredericksen, fel
down on the way home from schOO
last Friday and broke both bones i.
one OF her fore arms.
Tom Ahart and Henry Lueck eacl
shipped a doubledeck car OF sheep t.
the Omaha market this week. r
Charley Bybee spent Sunday with {
friend at Denison. ~ 8
The Arch Laird family is Visiting
relatives in DenisoH.
Mrs. Nancy Baughman, of Williams
Is. D., spent couple of days recent,
at the home Of her brother, Jack Will
hanson.
I Mr.. aud Mrs, o. ]. Judd were Oma
he and Council Bluffs visitors Mon
day. M
held their annual installation of Off
GERS last Friday evening with the fol
lowing results; .V. c., Elmer Riddle;
w. A., Tom Munsey; Clerk, Q. A
Cooper; Banker, C. o. Miller; Escort
Norman Riddle; Watchmap, George
Fritz: Sentry, Henry Lueck; Man
ayers. S. E. Goddard, Ed Riddle, Geo
Binnall.
Agent ]. G. Graul, of the G. & N. w.
gives out the information that on nes'
Monday the interstate passenger
rstes will be Increased. although the
rates remain the same to points with
in the state. After that date the fare
to Omaha will raise from $1.S7 &c
$3.50; to Chicago from $S.78 to $1O.49
and other points likewise.
4 r. II. Fishel and Floyd Rigsby were
Omaha visitors Thursday.
Miss Vera Williamson spent satur'
day in Denisop with friends.
DR.. Cobb. of Dunlap, made profes.
sional call here Friday.
Mrs. O. o. Gibbs has left for her
home at Harlan, ,Sask., Canada. after
an extended visit with relatives here
and at Harlan.
Z M. and MRS. F. c. Howorth spent
Sunday In Dunlap at the N. B. Bailey
home. ot...... ]
Mineral Park Camp No. 2043 r. N.
of A. installed the following officers
ut their meeting last week: Mrs.
Maude Pearsail, Oracle; Mrs, Rose
Riley. v. O.; Mrs., Lillian Swasey,
Mrs. Thena =. Fritz, Re-
corder; MIS-. Besse Binnall. Receiver;
MRS. Mile Malone, Inside senti4el;
Mrs.. Wayne Buss, Manager: Alter
the business was concluded Mrs, But
the hostess, served lunch
Il several small tables.
Luiford Ahart spent Sunday in Dun
lap with friends.
Mrs. A, y: Metcalf departed for her
home at Castleton, N. D., Tuesday al
Ter several weeks visit with her rela'
lives, the E. r. Newkirk and w. b.
Mcdonald families. Mr.. and Mrs. New
kirk ACCOMPANIED her as far as Oma-
ha.
s. A. Dow was business visitor IN
Dunlap Friday.
Hank Rosburg and wife. Of Char.
ter Oak, were among the out OF town
guests attending the Hanneman-Suhr
MI, and Mrs. j. H. Bonsall. of Dun
Ian, are moving on Mrs, Harper's farm
southwest OF town. Mr.. and Mrs. David
who have been living there
expect to 20 to Moorhead to work the
coming season.
Mrs. j. r.. Griffin and Miss Anna
Weiland entertained the ]. +. = CLUB
last Wednesday. This was their CHRIST
mas entertainment although somewhat
belated. The regulation Christmas tree
was had with gifts for all. A guessing
contest resulted in Mrs. Bert VIM
securing first prize and Mrs. Adolph
Ahart the BOBBY prize. A peanut hunt
followed. Mrs. w. N.,SchOuten finding
the most COOLERS, Mrs. Henry Rolling
the least A delicious one o'clock din
ner was served.
Clair Rpdd vas. a passenger TO oma-
ha Friday, where he spent a few days
o11o1NA1 NOTICE.
In the District Court Of Iowa, IN ana
for Crawford CountyTJanuary TERM
Mrs. Sara J. Dillon, Plaintiff.
james Dillon, defendant,
10 the Above Named Defendant:
now on fiia in the office Of the clerk of
the district court of Crawford county,
Iowa, 70 petition by the plaintiff herein,
praying for a decree of divorce and that
her former name be restored to, her; and
as grounds Tor such relief SAID net! astitto on
cruel and inhuman treatment OF this
and have used personal violence
In your treatment of her and further that
YOU have become since your marriage to
this plaintiff an habitual drunkafd. y p
For, particulars see petition now on
file, r .efs Il.
Now, unless you appear thereto and
defend before noon of the second day Of
the next term Of said court, commence
ing at Denison, Iowa, on the oath day of
January, 1916, default will be entered
against you and Judgment rendered as
prayed
J. y. CONNER,
Stat Attorney for Plaintiff.