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

, visiting relatives here, started Satu
day for her home at st. Anthony, Id
no.
d. S. Miller is sick again, a fact h
many friends will be grieved to not
o. J. Judd is suffering from an a
scess on one of his hands.
Carl Hansen journeyed to Omal
Tuesday
, Miss Flossie Cramer, of Dunla
spent Sunday here with relatives.
The ice harvest has begun and ic
of fine quality is being packed fc
the summers use Ed Ahart is ha'
ing the cutting and hauling done, tn
ice being taken from the Butterwort
pond.
Charley Bell shipped hogs to ON;
ha the early part of the week.
Miss Emma Wilbur. who teaches a
the Bee Tree school. spent the wee
end at the parental, Fred Wilber HON
near Dunlap.
Mrs John Cheseboro, of Carol
spent Saturday and Sunday here wit
relatives.
Miss Jean holland was Dunlap Wis
itor Saturday morning.
Miss Lulu Crandall was hostess t.
the Golden Hour club last Tuesday
when the usual good time was had.
splendid lunch added to the afternoon
pleasures.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Odell entertain
ed at cards last Tuesday evening. Five
hundred was the game, seven tables
being arranged. After scores were
counted it was found that Mrs. J. N
Bell and John Blackman were winners
of the game, Mrs. j. T. GoldsworthJ
and Herman Lazerus holding low
score After the game delicious
lunch was served.
A deal was consummated the first
of the week whereby Victor Keehner
of Woodbine, became owner of the
City bakery and grocery, purchasing
the same of Randel & Son. Possession
will be given this week. Mr.. Randel
has enjoyed a most excellent business
and we regret his decision to quit bus
mess life among US. We are not in.
formed as to what the Randel family's
future intentions are. but trust they
may decide to remain here. However,
we extend cordial welcome to Mr..
Keehner and hope he will find life
among us pleasant and profitable.
The annual business meeting of the
BAPTIST church was held last Saturday
and the following officers we've elect
ed to conduct the business during the
ensuing year: Secretary, Miss Lulu
Treasurer, Mrs. T. f. Allen:
Missionary Treasurer, Miss Florence
Miller; Deacon, F. c. Howorth; Trus-
tees, William Walters, G. V. Jordan
and Frank Howorth. In the Sunday
school department the following We're
chosen: superintendent, F. G. Ho-
Assistant Superintendent,
Mrs. A. H. Harper; Secretary and
Treasurer, Carl Tatroe; Librarian,
Margaret Pearsall; Pianist, Josephine
Munsey; Assistant, Mrs. F. G. Howorth
James Spence, of Deloit, spent Fri
day and Saturday here with relatives.
Wallace Edwards was fortunate in
trapping wolf last week out some
where in the hills west of town.
P. H. Mcbride, the singer who help
ed during the revivals at the Metho-
list church, departed the first of the
week for his home at Marble Rock. |
About forty friends of the Keairnes
'amily gathered at their home last
night for surprise on them.
The evening was spent in dancing, the
Mesenbrink orchestra furnishing the
music. The guests had provided a
oounteous supper to which all did am
pie justice. A very fine time is re-
ported.
Carroll and Alvin Cleveland, who
we're guests of the Coleman families
lere and near Arion, departed the last
If the week for Carson for visit with
)ther relatives.
Petty thieves are abroad in the land
Ind put in touch of their art at two
places in the town last Saturday night.
Both depots were entered, but we are
,lad to note that the artists were re-
Harded lightly for their pains. 1t
,eems that the Illinois Central build
ng was the first entered. Entrance
was gained by breaking the glass in
he north door. They found but few
cents in the till, but took along with
hem Mr.. Judd's overcoat and the
stove poker. This was used as an i'm
element to help effect an entrance into
he. other depot. The big staple and
paddock were pried loose and they
soon entered the waiting room. The
same tactics soon opened panel door
md they were able to crawl through
nto the ticket Office A few cents
vas all that was found and the gum
Machine was rifed. The work was
nat of an amateur and it is strongly
believed to be home talent. A goodly
number of similar jobs have been
pulled off here in the past and people
ire getting wise to the workings and
t goes without saying that some OF
hese times those guilty will be caught
n the act and an example made that
will be remembered. The old saying,
The pitcher goes oft to the we'll till
is broke" will be eXemplified.
The serial photoplay, "The Broken
'oin," closed last Friday night, having
zen a splendid attraction that
rought out good crowds. The Tri-
ngle company do not anticipate put
ing on another serial just at present,
ut are running good shows with more
cells instead. Damon and Pythias,
bowed Saturday night, was quite a
avorite..
Fred christensen accompanied a
Lipment of hogs to Omaha Monday
light, Sam Birkhofer and Fred Ste
hensen also shipped hogs.
Misses Grace Edyards and Jose
hine Munsey were shopping in Deni-
IN Monday.
Carl c. Hansen died at his home in