The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-10

Fishel, S. A. Dow and Ed Ahart, beg
to report very pleasant time:
Mrs. Art Wilson and daughter. Lc-
one, were Dcnison visitors Monday;
b. NJ. Mclwain accompanied his
father, NJ. L. McElwain, Of Denlson. 10
Rochester Monday, where the latter
will undergo an operation Tor tumor
in his side.
John Cole and daughter and Abe
and William Cole, of Sac City. were
visitors at the Walter Cole home one
day the latter part or the week. lnev
came here from Dcnison. where thev
had been called by the death OF Mm.
Cole. They also visited with MIS-.
Marion Cole.
J. A. Scott and wife and daughters.
Mabel and Ruth. and Mrs. I. r.. Fritz
were county seat visitors SATURDAY.
Ad Reuben was visitor III Omaha
last Thursday.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Benson Oh Tuesday oc-
tober "a.
A number of chickens were stolen
from the Adolph Ahart place III the
country one night last week. 1t IS
said that the thieves 1.-TWO mem were
seen to leave the place with the chick
ems.
School began last Wednesday with
an enrolment of 800 pupils, IS being
enrolled In the high school. 1t is ex.
pected that the attendance during the
next week or two will increase daily.
School was held only part Of the day
last week on account of the furnace
not being in readiness SO the building
could be kept heated. but on Monday
all day sessions began. l.. l.. Mcln'
tosh and William Ettleman are the adj
ditional drivers of the wagons. the
other eight hayeing been published
last week.
C. L. Isbel, of Logan, and George
Roberts, OF Council Bluffs, we're in
town Monday in attendance at meet
ing of the directors in the Farmers
State bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence O'Meara are
rejoicing over the arrival of a fine
baby girl, born on Monday. The
mother and babe are being cared for
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Mary
Mcmahon, in Denison.
L. C. Hatch went to Council Bluffs
Friday, returning Sunday evening:
His wife and daughter, Lois, who mad
spent the greater part OF the week al
the home of her mother. Mrs. Mary
Rudd, came home with him.
NJ. G. Virgins returned Thursday
from Toledo, where he had been III at
tendance at the convention OF the Il.
A. r. He also visited his brother in
Grinnell and stopped at Manila and
Defiance for a visit with relatives on
his way home. He had been gone
about ten days. Mr.. Virgins tells US
that he is contemplating a trip to
Mississippi at an early date, perhaps
the fore part of next week.
Miss Marian McCabe left Saturday
for her home at Tama after an extend
ed visit with her sister, Mrs. RI. A.
Mcqueen, and family.
Bob Wright was among the Denl'
son visitors Saturday.
Ed Retman and wife. of Denison.
were Sunday visitors at the home OF
Mrs. Milo Kelly.
Charlie Miller has purchased new
Ford roadster: which he will drive on
the mail route.
Mrs. Charles thinner and son. Geo..
and daughter,j Rose, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Will thinner started Saturday for
Fremont. Neb.. and were unfortunate
in meeting with an accident on the
way, as a result of which Rose Zim-
mer sustained broken collar bone.
but the others were not injured. The
mother and daughter returned home
Sunday by train. We are unable to
state the cause of the accident.
Miss Dorothy Ahart, accompanied
by Miss Anna Haun, came up from
Dunlap Friday and made All over sun
day visit with the formers folks.
Miss Rhca Cummings was passen-
ger down from Carroll Saturday for
an over Sunday visit at the Hugh But
terworth home.
George Igou and wife left Saturday
by auto for visit with relatives at
Wayne, Ncb.
ThOS. Ahart was caller at the
county capital Saturday.
J. II. Young. wife and two children
departed Saturday for visit at the
il. II. Hargcns homo in Window. MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Cooper and
daughter. Lucille. and Il. T. Babcr
spent Sunday with the Gene Eaber
family in Anthem.
W. f. Fishel was in Dcs Moines Fri
day and Saturday. Sunday he visited
his daughter, Iva, who is attending
college at Ames.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Tiles, of Panama,
were Sunday visitors at the John Will.
hanson home.
Mrs. Warren Ettleman invited in a
number of little folks Monday. com.
plimentary to the fifth anniversary OF
her daughter. Bernices birth. Games
were played and jolly time was had.
Nice refreshments were served at the