The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-24

: plcted and in another few days tn
carpenters will be raising the frame.
i Little Jean Mulvihill has been ur
der the doctors care while suffering
from bad attack of bronchitis.
S. r. Goddard was business visit
or in Dunlap Wednesday.
i R. H. Fishel has spent the past weel
in Omaha.
! Mrs. l. A. Anderson is expected hom
next Sunday from Chicago, where sh'
has been attending the University O
Chicago. The school year will b.
closed at that time.
James Scott, Jr. has been laid III
4 the past week on account of havin!
been kicked by a horse
Miss Lille Gibson entertained tho
NJ. w. NJ. club at a week end house
party at the Gibson farm west of town
They went out Friday evening expect
ing to remain until Sunday evening
but the rainy weather interfered will
their plans and they returned day
earlier. They had fine time, how
ever.
John Miller; the blacksmith at the
Scott shop, went to Omaha Wednesday
to bring his wife home from the hos
pital. where she has spent several
weeks.
The sophomores entertained the
seniors and high school teachers at
the home of Miss Josephine Stepanek
last Wednesday evening. The eve.
ming was spent in merry making, after
which sumptuOuS three course lunch
was served.
Last Wednesday witnessed whole
chapter of accidents here. In the fore
noon one Of the Greek section hands
had the radial artery badly cut in his
left wrist. A spike. being driven, flew
out, striking the arm with the above
result. In the afternoon, one of the
graders on the highway north of town
was sharpening stake. The handle
of the axe caught in bush swerving
the blade from it's course. 1t struck
the mans thumb, nearly severing that
member. In the evening David Temp
kins, who works for Eldridge Bryan,
was leading horse into the barn
when another horse kicked at the an,
imal. It's aim was untrue, the blow
from both feet striking Mr.. Tompkins,
one foot hitting him on the forehead
and the other on the shoulder. The
blow dazed him and he reeled from
the doorway into the yard. Mrs. Bry
an, seeing the man was hurt, but not
knowing what had happened, fastened
to him and helped him to the house.
The man was unconscious for nearly
twenty-four hours with but brief in
tervals of consciousness. He has beenI
doing nicely since that time, hOwev
headache all the time. At this writ.
Ing lie is beginning to take up his
er, although he has suffered with
regular work again.
Frank Gudejahn spent couple of
days last week at St. Clair on bust. |
ness deal.
Mrs. Jake Schwartzenbach was here
from Denison Friday spending the day
with her sisters. Mrs. J. U. Wise and
Mrs. Ella Hahn.
The domestic science department.
will meet next week on Friday instead
of Tuesday on account OF the latterl
day being Memorial day. The meet
ing will be with Mrs. Swasey.
Vera Williamson was down from
Carroll Sunday to spend the day at
The parental, Jack Williamson, home.
Mrs. Ed Ebzery and daughter, OF
Wyo., are pleasant visitors
mere at the w. E. Fishel home. Mrs.
Ebzery is making an extended visit
with her people at Denison.
Mrs. NJ. c. Daily and daughter, Miss
Marie, and Mrs. M. b. Bailey were upl
from Dunlap Sunday spending the day
with Mrs. Frank HOwOrth.
]. U. Wise enjoyed visit the past
week from his brother, Owen Wise. |
Of New Market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Glassburner and
baby, Kathryn. spent the day last
in Woodbine, guests of his Il
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 3. Glassburn-
er
r. w. Houston sold Studebaker
four to Mike Mahoney, of Kenwood
last week.
Mrs. Hugh Butterworth was i'll last
week from an attack of tonsillitis.
Rev. Priestley, of Arion, was call
er here Saturday.
Tom Rule is said to be suffering
from the shingles and is quite sick.
DIR. j. P. Potter was an Omaha visit.
or Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Deitz and their
daughter, Mabel, were over from the
Willow Friday greeting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bryan are
the parents OF son born to them last
Mrs. Jane Wood returned home Fri.
day from weeks visit with her grand
daughter, Mrs. JAMIE er-Northern,
ut Denison.
Mrs. James Spence was down from
Deloit Thursday visiting the Spence
families who reside here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Glassburner were