The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-04-19

;. or of the 65th birthday of the former's
: father, r. T. Baber.
ell Mr.. and Mrs L. A. Seemann, of Den
\ ison, called at the Will Seeman home
i here Monday afternoon.
Mrs. James Shadden returned tt
. her home at Crescent Friday, afte1
i. spending few days here with hel
sister-in-law, Mrs. Dave Miller.
81 Miss Coda Dow went to Omaha
Thursday to visit relatives over Sun
/ day
i A. L.. jackson and wife were in Den
ison Friday.
t Mrs. Charley Talcott and son Jack
were up from Dunlap Monday attend
: ing to some business affairs and call
!. ing on friends.
Il Mrs. Ida Pugsley, of WOodbine
spent the day Friday at the Edmund
HOwarth home.
The Womens' club has changed its
open meetings from Wednesday after
moons to Wednesday evenings, the
second and fourth Wednesdays of the
month as formerly. 1t was thought
that a greater number of members
could be accommodated by meeting
evenings.
i Mr.. and Mrs. James Pearsall. ST.,
returned Monday FROM Independence
Mo-, where they visited their daugh.
i ter Anna, and also attended the gen
oral conference of the l.. d. S., church
which has been in session there.
Miss Julia A. Robinson, of Des
Moines. state librarian, was in town
last Thursday and met with our IL
brary board in conference over the
establishment of library here. Miss
Robinsin is thoroughly acquainted with
good books and will be an invaluable
aid to the local board in getting q
good list selected for the members
use. ~ p.
Misses Emma Wilbur, Wave Cross
and Marjorie Bryan were in atten.
dance at tine study center at DenisOn
Saturday. 1862
Sam Fox. Jr., of Arion, was in town
Monday. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Bqtterworth
antoed to Omaha Friday, where they
attended the theater, returning home
Saturday.
At the adjourned meeting OF the
council last Tuesday evening, Mayor
Dow appointed Jay Baber as marshal
and Eugene Baber as street commits
siQner and assistant engineer at the
light and water plant. both appoint.
ments being approved by the coun'
Gil. Both of these men are reliable
and the action OF the mayor in appoint
ing them meets with general approval.
An accident near the center school
house in Paradise township Saturday
evening proved serious enough to con.
fine one person to her bed. Misses
Agnes and DOllie Malone, accompanied
by Oscar Huttendorf, had started to
Charter Oak to attend a dance. When
short distance from the Malone home
they met an auto, which h0nkcd as
! 1t was passing them. This brighten.
ed the team. which started to run, At
ter half mile had been covered with
lno show of stopping the thoroughly
| frightened horses, the occupants OF
the rig thought it best to jump, and
they did SO. Both ladies were bruis.
ed and scratched, but Miss DO1lie was
also rendered. unconscious and re-
manned SO until about four O'Clock
Sunday morning. Although confined
to her bed day or two. she is doing
nicely at this writing, fact we are
glad to note.
Mr.. and Mrs George Keairnes and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kcairnes spent
Sunday at the Will Cross home in
Shelby county.
Miss Ada Lauck. missionary from
India, gave an address Sunday morn
ing at the M. E. church services which
was indeed inspirational. Miss Lauck
has served as a missionary twenty
four years and is thus we'll equipped
with the ins and outs incidental to
a missionary life. Her appointment
for several years has been ninety miles
from railroad, she having been In
strumental in establishing the jun
gle mission that many others felt that
they dare not undertake.
She told Of the mass movement in
India, and the great need of teach
ers. Her talk was principally on her
personal work there. At the close of
the address. the thank offering was
taken and the pledges amounted to
about SIS, On account Of the rainy
4. weather. many were not present and
It Is anticipated that when their pledg
es are received. the total will reach
q full 500. Miss Lauck was enter.
tanned at. the home of Miss Janet
Rae. She left Monday for Essex to
visit few days with friends.
E. v. Goddard sold his wagon shop
and business last week to MAIDS Jus
terson, and possession was immed,
lately given. Since Mr.. Goddard's &C
cident last fall he has been unable to
work at his trade.
The 500 club met last Thursday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Lazerus Six tables were used for
the game. When the scores were
counted it was found that the prizes
had been won by Mrs. e. N. Cham
berlain and John Blackman, the for
mer being awarded hand painted
china plate. the latter cuff links and
lite pin. Lunch was served after the
game.
John Moorhead, of Moorhead, and
Uncle Dan Howarth. of Dunlap, spent
the. day here Wednesday with grand.
father H0warth.
D. f. Bremser is having an eight
foot cement walk laid at the north