The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-24
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| While crossing the bridge just west
of town Friday evening on his way
home from school little Harold Standt
became confused in meeting two auto
mobiles. The car coming into town,
driven by Will Willert, stopped and
sgnalcd the car approaching the
bridge to cross The latter car was
driven by August Namanny, of Dcni'
son. The little fellow thinking he had
stopped the Willert car. stepped aside,
directly in front of the Namanny car.
| He was knocked down and one ankle
quite seriously injured. A doctor was
called and upon examination found no
bones broken, but the leg was bruised
and sprained. At this writing the lit
tie patient is resting easily.
Lloyd Williams left Wednesday eve.
ing for Eagle Grove, from which place
he will bring the acroplanc to Charter
Oak. His route will be down the Boyer
valley to Denison. then west over the
hills to Charter Oak, expecting, il the
weather permits, to land here between
s and O'Clock Thursday morning
A. f. Barber was transactinG bust
ness in Dunlap Friday.
Herbert Craswell came down from
Sioux City Saturday evening for Wis
it in the Chas Mackey home and to
accompany his wife and little daush
ters home They left Sunday after
noon.
Miss Marie McGrath came down
from her work in Mapleton Saturday
evening to spend Sunday with her
mother
Charley Marshall left Friday evening
for Montana, where he will run a
ranch this summer. ri
"Auntie' Neal is enjoying a visit
from her sister, who came the first of
the week.
Mrs. J. T. Waterhouse. daughter
Marjorie, and the baby left Thursday
morning for Lansing, Iowa. for a visit
with her people.
Mrs. Alvcna Toll came from Huron.
S. D., Monday for a visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Samuelson,
Mrs Hannah Polzein returned to|
her home in Audubon Wednesday af.
ter visit in the Ed Ullcrich home.
d. A. Holmes was Sioux City Wis
itor Wednesday.
J. f. Dcur and family drove to Lake
View Wednesday, returning Thursday
morning.
Rev. Amstein returned Wednesday
morning from Milwaukee, where hcI
had gone to conduct the funeral serv
ices of Mrs. kagcrah.
Some of the business men met at
the Methodist church Tuesday eve
ming and organized club to be known
as the Phelps club. G.. II. Stark was
elected president. B. o. Millman, vice
president. and Theo. Drake, treasurer.
]. c. Citizens returned Wednesday
from Chicago.
Messrs Cushman and kOlls, of Den
ison, were business callers in the Oak
Geo Deter was calling on friends in
the Oak Friday.
I. A. Mains was looking after bust.
ness interests in Ohio last. week. re-
turning by way of Cedar Rapids to at
tend the republican state convention.
Mrs. Arthur Mahnke returned tol
her home in Sioux City Saturday after
a couple of weeks visit with her broth |
er, w. c. Pranschke, and family.
Mrs. Nell Craswell and two little
of Sioux City, came down
Tuesday evening for a visit with her
sister, Mrs Chas. Mackcy.
Misses Knutson and Gallagher were
shopping in Sioux City Saturday.
Rev. HOWE, moderator for the Sioux
City presbytery, came down Wednes-
day evening to attend banquet civ,
Ell by the Industrial club and meet
the members of the church. After the
banquet Rev. Rowie and Rev. Nichols
gave a very Interesting talk at which
it was decided to reopen the church. |
A pastor will be sent to take charge
and expects to be able to be here in
time to fill the pulpit next Sunday.
l.. G. Kirkpatrick has been busy the