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

Kenwood, were present from out Q
town. as IE
A number from this vicinity attend
ed dance in Kenwood Saturday night
One day last week while out hunting
Wallace Edwards and son were sue
cessful in catching a wolf valued a
twenty-five dollars. ,.
l.. G. Hatch met with what NIGH
have easily proven serious acciden
last Thursday afternoon. While GU
driving with his car he struck slip
perry place in the road about two mile
west OF town. The car skidded into ,
ditch and it was only by, a quick turf
of the. machine that 1t was kept from
going up an enibankIaent. Mr.. Hatcl
was uainjured for which he consider!
hims elf very fortunate. The car wa!
somewhat damaged. ga3 81 q iisf%% " II
I Mrs. Percy Dodge was down one day
last week visiting at the home OF hel
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs a. L
Brown s84s n So.
Myron Rice and Showed Thompson
Sundayed with Manila friends. =
| Mrs. Ballengee, who has been suf
fering for the past two months from
1.-THE results of q broken limb, is re
covering nicely. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Miller spent the
Sabbath at the parental, Joe Stepanek
home. I,5 .,tr
George Binnall, and family moved
last week into their residence on the
Langley lots west of town. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jess Ageet have rented the house
vacated by the Binnall family
Mrs. Janet Crandall and daughter
Lulu, were in Denison Monday.
Horace Kuykendall spent Sunday
with Dunlap friends. VI &
Mrs. Henry Roy was visiting at the
Hoyard Alexande led homesin Dunlap on
Sunday. Is n $$.s iS;S Ms 4 L 4
.R. q. Babef was caller at The coun.
|ty seat on Saturday last. s$s.3 $ w @. rs
L The carpenter crew Of c. o. Miller
completed the erection of a big barn
on the Carlson place south of town
the first of the week leaving there for
John Weber's: where they began the
building Of a cattle shed. G. I, Y.
7 L. c. Hatch, Herman Lazerus, Alex
Rueben and Miss Marie Riddle motor
ed to Omaha Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. L. Butterworth and
Miss Marie Cross and Jas. Pearsall
ST., motored to Denison Sunday where
they attended a committee meeting Of
the L. D. s.. church,
Henry Hargens, of Window, Mimi,
arrived Monday for visit at the home
of his sister, Mrs. VIM. Ettleman.
Mrs. A. J.Mackey and daughter, Al
ia, and Mrs. Arden Bell visited with
relatives of the former two on the Will
low Sunday.
Lloyd PETIT was up from Woodbine
Saturday calling on relatives.
Prof. C. w. Manning and Fred Colby
were on a hunting trip Sunday eve.
ming and were lucky in getting a coon
and also an 'oppossum.
Z Arnold Isbell motored up from Logan
Sunday and spent the day at the par.
entail, c. L. Isbell, home. He was ac-
companied byEshis uncle, E. r.. Moses,
of Great Bend. Kan.,; who had been at
Lincoln, Nebr, and took this oppor.
tunity of coming here to visit his rela-
tives. III Nh 533$.i es@
Mrs. Ella rHain has returned from
the Jim Sharp. home where she had
been caring for Mrs. Sharp and the
new baby. lJssfF IN (, sj5
~ MT: ana MIS-. fTSu SOlUy aHu MISS
Margaret Ryan attended religious ser.
vices in Dunlap Sunday.
Mrs. Asa Ettleman and children ar
rived the firstgofS the week from An.
thon for, visitstwith relatives.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Wight and child
rem accompanied by his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Romanan Wight, enjoyed the
day Sunday at the home of Mrs. Arch
Nights parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Thompson in the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Winn and Mr.
and Mrs. Jay Baber and children mo-
tored to Denison Sunday.
( The high school girls glee club are
.practicing for an operetta which will
be given some time before Christmas.
Mrs. Hugh Butterworth and Miss
Mildred ButterwOrth were visitors in
Denison Friday. 40
A birthday dinner was given at the
David Clark home Sunday in honor of
their daughter, Mrs. John Keairnes.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Dick