The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-17
in WoOdbine the latter part

Fred Beane and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Thompson returned Thurs
day from weeks sojourn at O'Neil,
Neb., and Gregory, S. d.. where they
had gone to look up location. The
former has purchased a farm near
Gregory and will move his family to
that place as soon as he can get pos
session. Mr. Beane may possibly lat
er on buy place in the town of Greg
ory and let his son, Harold, manage
the farm. Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson al
so have place in view near the same
town, but as yet no deal has been
made.
Misses Bina Potter. Anna Bell and
Beatrice Smith attended the teach
ers' institute last week.
Mrs. r. w. Tech was an Omaha Wis
itor last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Igou returned on
Friday from weeks visit with rela-
tives in Wayne, Dixon and Lincoln,
Neb. They were accompanied home
by Mrs. Frank Igou, of Lincoln, who
will make an extended visit here. Mrs.
John Justice. of Denison, who had
gone with them took the train from
here Friday evening for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J! H. Young and two
children returned Thursday from a
visit of nearly week at the ]. H. Har-
gems home in Window, Mimi. They
also visited Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Pegg at Mondamin on their return.
Mrs. Will Aldrich was up from Dun
lap the last of the week visiting at
the parental, J. w. Cramer, home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Mesenbrink and
baby were among the county seat Wis
itors Thursday.
Mesdames Ed Ahart and Lee Barger
spent Thursday and Friday in Omaha
with their sister-in-law, Mrs. Roy Kan
del, of near Dunlap, who was taken to
the Clarkson hospital Thursday. At
the present writing she is reported to
be getting along nicely.
Mrs. e. H. Swasey and daughter,
Louise were visitors at the county
capital Friday.
The main attraction Of the past
week has been the entertainments put
on by the Moore-Edding Stock COM
pany at the opera house. A good pat
ronage was received each night and all
were we'll pleased with the entertain
ments given.
Coroner A. H. Rosburg. of Denison.
was in Dow City Thursday of last
week to hold a final session of the in
quest concerning the cause of the
death of the John Birkhofer children
in the automobile accident at the
crossing west of town some two weeks
ago. The jury, composed of DR.. j. A.
Brill, John Ahart and D. e. Bremser.
The railway company were represent
ed at the hearing by their attorney
and several witnesses of the train
crew. 1t is understood that the YER
dict of the jury was that the railway
company was responsible for allowing
a high bank of earth to remain in the
right of way and in not blowing the
whistle or sounding the bell.
Miss Purral McElwain returned Sat.
urday from Denison, where she had
spent the week with relatives.
Mrs. Ada Wheelright was a caller
at the county seat Wednesday.
A. L. Brown, the jeweler, and A. l..
jackson, undertaken and insurance
agent, who had been in partnership
concerning the two brick buildings
south of the post office, closed deal
last week in which Mr.. Jackson be-
came owner of the building they both
occupy, Mr.. Brown getting the other
one, known as the Art Wilson barber
shop. No changes will be made at
present, but both places will undergo
repairs in the future, after which Mr..
Brown, we understand, will move his
stock of jewelry to the other building
w. G. Rolls and +. G. Buss left on
Sunday for Des Moines. where they
are spending the week in attendance
at the !. o. o. r. convention. They
were sent as delegates from the local
order.
Misses EldOra Fouts and Eva Roy
were in Dunlap Saturday, where the
former had dental work done.
A. l.. Larson and wife, of Missouri
Valley, accompanied by Mrs. Otto Lar
son and Mrs. Norrine, of Sioux City
were visitors at the AdOlph HOnz home
Saturday. They went from here fol
an over Sunday visit at the home o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Turner went tt
Scranton Thursday and spent a few
days with her people.
w. G. Rolls and wife and daughter
Ruby, were shopping in Denison Fri
day. The latter remained until Sat
urday afternoon, a guest Of her friend
Miss Viola Slavery.
A. A. Birkhofer shipped car. o.
horses to the Omaha market Friday
The little child of Theodore Brink
man and wife is reported to be quite
i'll with an attack of malaria.
Mrs. Helen Thompson and sons
Francis and Woodrow, left Saturday
for their home at New Hall after hav
| ing spent week or SO at the home Of
her parents, DIR. J. F. Potter and wife
Alfred Jackson was in Denison las
Thursday visiting his son, Fred, ant
family. His granddaughters, Haze
and lzetta( came home with him fol
few days visit.
| Isaac HowOrth and wife and Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Bryan were down from
Denison last week in attendance al
the Goddard funeral.
Miss Marion McCabe returned here
Sunday from a weeks visit with hcl
folks in Tama and is again at thu
home of her sister, Mrs. II. A. Nc
Queen. and family.
NJ. G. Virgins left Sunday for Vicks
burg, Miss, to attend an old soldiers
reuniOn.
| Clarence Bryan was a visitor il
Omaha the latter part Of the week.
| Clarence Wilder was up from LO