The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-01-19

r. many, Nov. o. 1913, and was aged
A. years, / month and q days whe
death claimed him. He had but or
s brother in this country, Carsten Hal
?. sen, also of Bell at whose home til
J. funeral was held on Friday at 2 p. N
Rev, Wendt of Manila, conductin
a the services, and the body was laid
rest in the Dow City cemetery.
}, The revivals at the NJ. E. churc
closed last Sunday evening. 1t ha
e been expected to continue them Ion:
r err, but the weather was too cold fo
: people to come out evenings. A grea
2 work had been anticipated and it
regretted that the, plans could not b
carried out.
DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Brill are the pal
ents of fine girl born to them o.
Monday morning last
( Duane the eleven months old So
) of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sterrett, has BEEF
very i'll with pneumonia since las
Thursday A trained nurse is cairns
for the little fellow.
Miss Wave Cross. who teaches il
Grove township. Shelby county, wa
a week end visitor at the parenta
home.
|. The Ed Pagan family moved Satur
day to Mrs VIM. Walters residence
the former Graves property.
Alfred Rohwer, the electrician o
Denison, was business visitor here
| Thursday.
Mrs Fred Shaw, of Alton, Kans., is
very i'll with pneumonia at the home
of her sister, Miss Fanny PETIT, south
east of town. Report Monday says
Mr.. Shaw has sent for other members
of the family. Later We are informed
that she is improved, a fact her many
friends will be glad to note.
Mrs. r. G. Luke was up from Wood
bine Thursday visiting friends.
Rev. A. B. Adams was called to AL
toona Saturday to conduct the funeral
services of former parishioner. He
Returned home Monday.
Mrs. J. H. Young entertained the
Priscilla club Thursday afternoon at
her pleasant home. Initiation Of new
members took place and this with their
fancy work furnished plenty Of enter
tainment A splendid two course
lunch was enjoyed by all
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence O'Meara were
in Dunlap Sunday.
Mrs. SADIE Durkee, of Howard, Wyo
who is visiting relatives at various
Iowa points, came Saturday from the
home of her brother at Dunlap and af-
ter few days visit here went to De
fiance to visit other relatives
Martin Goddard was in Woodbine
several days last week helping to in
voice hardware stock which had
been sold.
Thomas Sharp. three year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Sharp, who has
been so very i'll with measles, pneu-
monia and other complications, is re-
ported as improving. Mrs. Holmes, a
trained nurse from Denison, has been
in constant attendance for more than
a week nast.
Mrs. Kezia Barsby came up from
Dunlap last week to help care for her
mother, Mrs. Mary Ann Shaw, who is
so very i'll with pneumonia.
District Deputy Grand Master of
this district l. O. O. F., O. A. Cooper
and his corps of officers were in Den
ison Thursday to install the officers
of the Denison Odd Fellow lodge.
Mrs. l.. G. Hatch received word last
week that her father, A. H. Rudd of
Yates Center, kans., was failing and
she left at once for his bedside. Mr..
Rudd's many friends here most sim
cerely regret that he continues so
poorly and can but trust that in some
way he may be benefited. We trust to
have better news from the bedside in
our news. Later: Mr.. Rudd has been
;,N To tI,o sto inv of IN,
dependence. Mo-, for treatment, Mrs.
Rudd accompanying him.
Mr. and Mrs. August Mesenbrink
came up from Dunlap Monday to at
tend the funeral of their grandfather,
John II. Griffin.
Gunard Carlson arrived home Mon
day from a visit with friends in South
Dakota.
Miss Minnie NAHUM returned Satur-
day from three weeks visit with her
parents at Soldier.
Eugene Crandall was an Omaha Wis
itor Monday.
Mrs. George Jordan has been suf-
fering from an attack of the grippe.
Mrs. Hattie Baird, of Dunlap, visit
ed one day last week at the Howorth
home.
Miss Jennie Cramer spent the day
Sunday in Denison with her sister,
Mrs. Lloyd Wells.
Adolph Ahart and edo. KeaiInes
shipped hogs to the Omaha market on
and cattle on Tuesday.
Miss. Florence Stepanek was shop.
ping in Denison Monday.
Miss Emma Christensen returned
from a weeks visit at Vail
with relatives.
Ed Mitchell, Of Lake City. spent
Sunday here at the home OF his sister,
Mrs. Mark Riley.
Teddy Ahart has recovered from his
recent illness and was able to re-enter
school Monday.
Mrs. Anna Blanton, of Puyallup.
Wash. has been a pleasant guest at
The home of her sister. Mrs. Arch
Laird. She started Monday on the
ong trip home. Mr.. Laird accompany
ng her as far as Omaha.
DR. j. A. Brill left Sunday evening
or Ames to attend veterinary con-
,ention.
The Palo Alto club met last satur-
lay afternoon with Miss Jean holland
1t the Manning home. The young
aides spent very pleasant afternoon
Ind all did ample justice to the fine
unch served
Charley Starkey departed Monday
or Shelby, Neb., where he expects TO
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