The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-22

truck which he purchased of the Hous
ton agency here and will use it fol
delivering his oil.
| Misses Vesta Riddle and Mae Hous
ton were county seat visitors Satur
day. ~, ....-.......g
Albert Starkey was in Omaha sever
al days last week. ..
One of the most pleasant occasions
of the season was a dinner given by
w. f. Fishel at his home at noon last
Friday to a number of gentlemen
friends. The host served an elegant
thinner which had been prepared by
llimself. The guests declared it to be
1.-The finest dinner they had ever eaten
land also prono unced Mr.. Fishel splen
laid cook. Til oses present were the coun
lty supervisors and several others.
| Tom Busby, of Washington was a
visitor at the home 0f his sister, Mrs.
Ed Riddle last week He had come
here to attend the funeral Of his bro
Their in Castana.
John Mathys was so unfortunate as
to lose twelve head of cattle last week
from corn stalk disease.
Miss Alice Poitevin was caller at
the county seat Friday.
Miss Kate Cavanaugh went to Deni-
|son Friday for an over Sunday visit
with the home folks.
Last Thursday afternoon our basket
ball teams went down to play the Dun
lap teams. Our girls won by a score
Of 9 to O., and the boys lost by a score
of Is to in favor of Dunlap.
Gunard Youngdahl returned to Lake
City Wednesday after few days visit
at the Thos. Munsey home.
Mrs. Sarah Kuykendall returned on
Thursday from a visit with relatives
in Missouri Valley, Onawa, and Cast
ana She also attended the funeral of
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary Chadflen,
at Crescent on her way home Thurs-i
Gay. n III .;.5 !;
Mrs. Ed Ahart was among the Deni-l
son visitors Friday. a..-s.-~.,ls, Z.
Mrs. Ed Riddle attended the funeral
Of her brother, B. w. Busby, who pass
ed away at Grant Center last week.
The burial took place at Castana.
j. L. Butterworth and wife motored
to Woodbine Friday for a visit with
relatives, returning on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. s. Carlson and baby,
returned Monday from Chicago. It will
be remembered that Mrs. Carlson and
baby had gone there some few weeks
ago for a visit with her sister, Mr..
Carlson having been called there some
two weeks ago on account of his wife
being stricken with lock-jaw.- She is
getting along nicely at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Brasel and two
sons left Monday for Beardston, Ill.,,
for visit with her folks. They will
also visit at other places in Illinois,
and will be gone for about six weeks. !
Kisses Lena and Genevieve Birk-
hofer were shoppers in Denison on Fri
day. SO ,T43
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Butts from Green
wood, Nebr., and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
of Allen, Nebr., arrived
Thursday for a visit with relatives and
friends. They came here from Castana
where they had been called by the
death of B. w. Busby, brother of the
two ladies. Mr.. and Mrs. -Butterworth
left on Friday for visit with thcir
daughter, Mrs. Bert Fry, in Woodbina,
before returning to their home. Mr..
and Mrs. Butts remained for few
days longer.
Mrs. o. J. Judd and daughter, Fran
ces were visitors in Omaha Saturday.
Eugene Crandall was a west bound
last Saturday. ~
s A. H. Rudd and family are expected
to arrive here this week from Yates
Center, Kan. We are sorry to report
that Mr.. Rudd is still in very poor
and it was ihot best for the
family to come here SO they would be
near their relatives
-Thos. Munsey was a county seat Wis.
itor Saturday.
4 Miss Emma Anderson went to Deni.
son Friday for a visit with her sister,
irs. Pete Grote.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Wiley were in
Sioux City Saturday on business
A baby girl arrived recently at the
home, of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cooper.
+ Mrs. Phillip DIETRICH came from
Lake View Saturday for visit with
her daughter, Mrs. John Carey. u
Will Sharp and wife left last week