The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-01-31

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Mrs. John Newcom, who has beer
i'll with the grippe for some time, l:
improving slowly. ..'
Mrs. w. A. Steuck was guest a
the home of Mrs. Chas. Campbell a
supper before her departure for Colo
RADIO. >.E.a..1'.
Miss Edna Browne has been on the
sick list for the past few days, but |:
much better at present. ~
r. J. Young, of Webster City, the
new I. c. section foreman, has moved
into the section house. s-..s
Lacy Myers, of Herring, was trans
acting business here last Friday.
Miss Orpha Campbell was doing
some shopping in Denison Saturday.
Art Graham departed Saturday fol
a two weeks visit with his mother in
Cameron, Mo. We hope the change Of
climate will benefit his health, as he
has been quite ill again this winter.
Martha Stubbe spent the week end
with her sister, Mrs. Glen Kelley, In
Denison.
Miss Mable Cole was in Denison on
business last Friday afternoon. Mrs
Joe True had charge Of her room. T.
Miss Lottie Williams, of Denison
was calling on her mother between
trains last Friday. Grandma" will re-
turn to Denison as soon as her daugh
ter-in-law returns from the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorrin Kenyon are pre-
pairing to move to their new home on
the Albert, Whey farm during this
week. t-..
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Mauck went to
Lake City to attend a club dance last
Wednesday evening, returning Thurs
day morning. They report very en-
joyable time. The Cose girls remained
in their home to care for the boys.
The rabbits are suffering these
days. On Saturday, Mr.. George Hut
Crimson and Prof Webster, after a
long tramp returned with all they
wished to carry. Mr.. Ike Newton and
Jim Estes came in from different DIR
ections with a similar load
The Willing Workers met with Mrs.
Wescott on last Wednesday with ele-
ven present. Sewing on aprons was
the employment Of the afternoon.
Willie Graham entertained few or
his boy friends on Thursday last In
honor of his thirteenth birthday.
On Friday last, Mr.. Frank Larson
hauled load of grain into town on
a bob sled with an apparently healthy
team but the grey one became sudden
ly sick and died. Owing to the high
prices, this means a heavy loss to Mr..
Larson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Abbott accompan-
led Mrs. w. A. Steuck to Omaha last
Thursday. Some business and shop
ping were attended to, then they
spent an hour at the Empress. They
went with Mrs. Steuck to the Burling-
ton station and saw her safely on her
train bounded for Colorado Springs.
On Saturday. February 3rd, the lad
les of the L. D. S. church will serve
a chicken pie supper in the Brogden
building adjoiniIg the meat market.
Every one is corially invited. "
4 Messers n. B. Foster and Otto FoS-l
ter went. to Omaha Friday to- buy
81 s---s i 1
Luff Richardson shipped Ills house
hold goods to Council Bluffs Fridays
Mrs. Silas Streeter went to Denlson
on business last Friday. She also WIS.,
tied at the home of George Zea.
Mrs. Anna Winans and Mable john
son were passengers to Denison sat
urday last, both having an appoint
ment with the dentist.
On Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Hutchinson visited at. the home OF
Carl Whey.
The pupils Of room four are work
ing on two short plays which will be
rendered some time in February.
m o%%o,oxJovoo IN MIRO JnhnS tOn'S
room has been exceedingly we'll con-
sidering the cold weather and bad s1de
walks. r.
The pupils all are developing their
latent talents by drawing. Some show
great ability along this line and have
done some work worthy OF display.
They will be pleased to show you the
work if you will call.
Joe True was absent from school
last Thursday afternoon on account
of sickness.
I, Willie Graham, Lyle Winans, Crys.
tai Newcom, Fayette Noakes, were
absent from Miss Coles room Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. Don Wilkinson, who has been
welding the shillalah in room three
the past three weeks, is doing very
satisfactory work and the boys and
girls may be seen taking home their
books at night. Let the good work
continue. .,
Mr.. Ray Streeter went to Wall Lake
Tuesday to assist Maurice Winans In
moving into their new home. He con-
tracted heavy cold and returned to
his home Friday with the grip.
Mr.. Carl Whey went to Manila to
Bethlehem's Bid on Shells