The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-09-13
Leo Ahart, Of Dow City, visited with

Miss Ruth Cole left Monday for Des
Moines to attend Des Moines college.
Paul Boylan has returned to Ames
to continue his studies at the college.
Miss Jessie Hayes went to Ames Sat
urday to take up her work at the State
Agricultural college. t" &.
Gustav Stehr was down from Boyer
yesterday attending to business mat.
ters at the court house.
Mrs. J. F. Glenn, Of Chicago arrived
in Denison last week for visit with
relatives and old acQuaintances.
Fred Morse was d passenger to
spent the day visiting his mother, who
lis i'll. -
| Rowland and Marshall Jones 4 and
Robert Cochran Left last week for
Ames to take up their studies at the
college,, - E,h i tfEEEg#
Mrs. Henry Lehfeldt and Mrs Fritz
Mundt, both residents Of Whittier,
Cali, arrived in Denison Sunday eve.
ming for an extended visit with rela
tives and friends. .-s
Only one license to we'd has been is
sued from the county clerks office
since the last issue OF this paper, that
being to Charles c. DEMO and Miss
Trenna NJ. Chamberlain on September
18th.
Miss Lulu Saul departed this morn
ing for Madison, Wis, to resume her
work in the State University of Wis
consin. Miss Saul has been visiting
friends in DenisOn for the past two
weeks.
The Current Events club will begin
the new years work on Thursday, Sep
TENDER 21st. The meeting will be at 3
O'clock and the president Is anxious
that all be on hand for the first pro-
gram. 49, ..,..- >.
Miss Mildred Terry is enjoying a
vacation from her duties at the tele-
phone office. She departed Sunday for
Bolivar, Mo-, where she will make a
| visit at the home of her brother, RollO
Terry, >...
Mrs. A. F. Bonney, of Buck Grove,
visited friends in Denison between
trains Monday. Mrs. Bonney was on
her way home from Kamrar, where she
has been making visit with her
daughter. w.. .,
Miss Hazel Shives has returned from
a two months visit with her sister.
Mrs. McGimpsy, at OsCeola, Neb. Mrs.
McGimpsy and children came home
with her and will visit her parents and
other relatives for time. .-
Mr.. Theo. Walker. returned last eve
ming from Salt Lake City, Utah. where
he has been making an extended visit
with his son, Ralph. We are sorry TO
report that Mr. Walker returned home
in poor health, the climate at Salt Lake
not having agreed with him.
| Mrs. E. P. Williams, who has been
i'll for the past week, is gaining nicely.
She Is at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
E. Jones, where everything possible Is
being done to make her cOmfOrtab BILE
and afford her the much needed rest
after her long period of watching at
the bedside Of her husband. ~
Members of the Southwest Iowa Ed.
torial association will gather at Mis-
souri, Valley. on Friday of this week
for the annual fall meeting. The bus
mess men of Missouri Valley have
made extensive preparations for the
Entertainment of the scribes and a
most enjoyable meeting is looked for.
ward to.
Mrs. Geo. Lamberty departed last
evening for Des Moines, where she
will spend q week visiting friends and
relatives. From there she will 60 TO
Elmore, MIMI. for visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Garvey, of Rapid
City, s. D., are spending the week in
DenisOn, visiting at the home of the
latter's sister, Mrs. Alfred Wright.
Mrs. Garvey will be better remem-
bered as Miss Mary Kelly.
The w. C. r. U. had its annual cleo
ton Of officers last week, at which time
Mrs. Anna Sims was elected president:
Mrs. Helen Cassaday, Miss Agnes King
and Mrs. Ella Sewell, first, second and
third vice presidents. respectively;
Mrs. Emma s. Meyers, recording Sec
retary; Miss LESSEE Marshall, CORE
spending secretary, and Mrs. Anna
Norman. treasurer. Mrs. Nellie Pen.
ney and Mrs. Lillian Shirk were Sc
lected as delegates to the state con.
vention. which meets at Fl. Dodge the
first week in October. n
John Meehan met with an accident
last Wednesday afternoon while re-.
turning home from Arion in his car.
Mr.. Meehan was travelling over the
Lincoln highway and undertook to pass
a rig in the vicinity of the county
home. He turned out little too far
and struck the soft dirt of the en-
bankment, which resulted in the car
landing in the ditch on its side. For
tunately Mr.. Meehan escaped without
injury. Only thirty minutes were re-
Quired to right the car and get it back
on the road and 1t returned to Deni.
son under it's own power. Ei
Mr.. o. A. Patterson has been con.
fined to his home for the past few days
following an accident which occurred
Monday noon. Mr.. Patterson was re,
turning to the bank from lunch and
wlc,i In front OF the stairway leading
| up to DR.. Blomberg's Office was trip
| ped by the plank which covers the
waste pipe, running through the sidr
walk. A dray loaded with furniture
was backing up to the curb stone apd
struck the end Of the plank just as Mr..
Patterson was crossing it, resulting In
throwing him to the pavement. Both
III his limbs were badly scratched AMI
bruised! and one Of, his , wrists was
sprained. He hopes to be able to at.
tend to lis duties ut the Crawford
County bank by the last of the week.
The Flynn Construction company of
Sioux City, who had the. contract for
Denison's first pavement, completed
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