The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-11-28

Miss Blanche Cole who, for several
months, has been our efficient post
Office clerk, severed her, connections
Saturday night and Miss Vivian Sharp
has been, secured to- take her place
having assumed her duties Monday
Miss Sharp formerly held this position
and therefore is not new hand at the
work. Miss Cole has accepted a posi-
ton of teacher in the Paradise Center
school and began her duties Monday
last.
r. w. Houston was transacting
business in Logan Tuesday Of last
week. He went from there to Sioux
City where he spent several days in
attendance at Shriners meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Tech and baby
were among the visitors at the county
capital Wednesday. ss'.-
Mrs. Clifford Purdy was over from
Manila and made visit at the par
entail, Jake Reeser, home between the
trains Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Brown enter.
tanned her sisters, Mrs. H. Heller and
Mrs. Eliza Winters of Manning Wed.
nesday last.
Tuesday night of the past week
was farmers night at the tabernacle
large delegation being present at
this service. Evangelist Colegrove
presented two dollars to the party who
had driven the farthest distance to
attend the service, J. B. Glassburner
and family, of Woodbine having come
the longest distance. The gentleman
bringing the largest family was also
awarded two dollars, which was pre-
scented to Carl Nickelsen. A most in
teresting and instructive address un-
der the subject of Sowing and Reap
ing" was delivered by Evangelist Cole
grove at this time.
Mrs. w. A. Seemann was visitor
at the county capital Thursday.
%. T.. Reynolds and R. H. Fishel left
Wednesday for Tulsa, Okla, for few
days visit. They went for the pur-
pose OF inspecting the oil fields in that
country.
A. A. Luke was passenger to Oma-
ha Wednesday where he went on a
business mission returning Thursday.
John Ahart and Herman Lazerus
returned Wednesday from several days
spent in Minnesota where they had
been looking over some land.
Clair Lloyd after having spent sew
cral months in this vicinity left Thurs
day for Colorado where he will resume
his work in the mines.
Mrs. Claus Hansen went on 4 bust
ness mission to Denison Thursday, re-
turning Friday. She also visited rela-
tives and friends at that place.
Edward and Violet Downs of North
Platte, Neb., who were visiting this
vicinity for several weeks past spent
a few days at the home of their uncle,
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Howorth
near Denison, last week. They re-
turned here Friday and on Saturday
left for their home at North Platte.
Mrs. Sedderton and daughter arrived
Wednesday from Oklahoma for visit
of a week at the home of the formers
sister, Mrs. Thos. Walters and family.
Mrs. Harry Skunk and baby daugh-
ter, returned Wednesday from visit
of several days at the homes of her
sisters, Mrs. Clifford Purdy and Mrs.
Clyde Haskins in Manila and will also
spend sometime at the parental. Jake
Reeser home before returning to Des
Moines.
r. T. Baber was in Dunlap Thursday
having dental work done.
Is The mysterious disappearance Of
Lynn Cooper, the fourteen year Old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Cooper last
week, caused great deal Of anxiety
among the members of the family but
on Thursday night to their joyful sur
prise, the lad returned having been
gone since the previous Sunday. We
are informed that Claude Miles, of
near here and Arch Henry of Denison
who had been with him, returned to
their homes also. The boys had been
in Omaha and other places but finally
decided that after all there was no
place like home and were mighty glad
to get back.
John Ringold who resides near here.
has purchased a 2O0-acre farm of Pat
Hassett for 5000 an acre and we under
stand that he is to occupy the place
next spring. The farm is located
northeast of Denison.
This vicinity was visited by wind
storm Wednesday night which caused
considerable damage in the way OF
buildings being blown over etc. Sew
eral farmers were unfortunate in hav'
ing their barns and cattle sheds
blown over. The framework of the
large new elevator of John Ahart near
the I. c. depot which had just been
completed was also struck by the high