The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-07-04

Butler, Milo Kelly, w. Il. Mcdonald
L. L. Thomas. and Fred Wiley.
Bert Win and p. J. Brown started
Monday for Minnesota with views OF
taking up homestead there
The sad news of the death of Will
liam Butler, of Oakland, c.. has
been received here. The deceased was
by occupation an electric lineman and
little over a week ago. he met with
a serious accident which resulted In
his death. We&are told that he was
badly burned in some mancr and also
sustained a broken leg, but the cause
of the terrible accident is not known
The deceased was born in Dow City
in the year 1888 and spent most OF his
life in this vicinity. He was married
in the west, about twelve years ago
He passed from earth on June 20, and
was buried at Oakland, Cal, where ne
died. He leaves to mourn him, a wife
and little son, about six years OF age,
father. w. v. Butler, Of Pierson,
two brothers. Nelson and Fred, and
two sisters, Mrs. Warren Ettleman
and Mrs. Fred Northam aud many rel
atives and host of friends. The be-
reaved ones have the most heartfelt
sympathy of all in their dark hour.
Mrs. Henry Roy was among the
Denison visitors Saturday. >.
William Jordan las been visiting
relatives in Anoka, Ncb., for the past
week. f8&
Fred Bean and daughter Belva. re
turned Friday from Omaha, where
they had spent the greater part of the
week with relatives. While there,
Mrs. Bean underwent an operation
and she and her daughter, LeOta. will
remain there for two weeks or so
longer. J.
Mrs A. l.. Brown was having dental
work done in Dunlap Friday. 81:
M. l.. McElwain was down from
Denison one day last week visiting
his. son, b. M.ssNclslwsiin and family.
Another new high school teacher in
the person of Miss Marie Helsley, OF
Denison, has been elected fGr Ethe
school here next year. %EsS' = :
A birthday party was given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. 5J N. Bell Sat'
urday afternoon in honor of their son,
Robert, large number being present
to participate in the joys of the oc-
casion. Games were played and the
little folkb enjoyed themselves inn
mensely A dainty luncheon was SER
we'd as fitting close. The guest Of
honor was the recipient of many nice
gifts as tokens, Of regard from his
friends.
Miss Clara Williamson returned on
Saturday from a pleasant ten days
visit with relatives in Des Moines,
Irwin and Harlan.
The barber Shop on the east side
of the street has been closed for a
few days while lit is being painted
and Dapered. Both barber shops have
been nicely improved by being paint
ed and papered, which makes much
neater appearance on the interior.
Mrs. George Zea, of Denison, was a
guest at the George lgou home a
couple days the past week.
Mrs. Meyers and daughter, Grace,
arrived Saturday from Ogden for q
visit with friends and former acquain-
tances The family were residents OF
this vicinity for several years prior
to moving to Ogden. Ga r,S.s
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Furst, of Oma-
ha, came up Tuesday to spend few
days at the home of her brother,
Henry Roy, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilson or
rived last week from Mitchell, S. D.,
for visit with her sister, Mrs. A. j..
Mackey, and also with their relatives,
the Fred Coleman family.
Miss Nell Scott came Friday from
Washington and will probably spend
the remainer Of the summer with her
sister, Miss Barbara Scott, and at the
homes of her brothers, J. A. James
and Fl. G. Scott.
y. II. Pagan was among the bust
ncss visitors in Omaha Friday.
Mrs. Chris Vollersen came down
from Dcnison Thursday to spend Il
few days at the home OF her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Nelson Divine.
Clair Butterworth and family AMI
the families of Hugh and Arthur But
,terworth went to Lake Manawa Sun
day morning for a days outing. Miss
Marie Bowling, OF DenisoE, accom-
panied them.
Miss Janet Rae entertained at din
ner Saturday evening. Mrs. Meyers
and daughter, Grace. of Ogden, Misses
Marie Helsley and Sybl Woodruff, Of
Denison, and Miss Fancheon Wiley.
u The l.. e. Poitevin family are en-
joying fine new piano in their home
which they purchased at the W. H.
Virgins agency in Woodbine. l,l}
Mr. and Mrs Walter Wilson and
Ernest, Henry and Casper Wilson. OF
Spencer, S. D., we're here several days
last week visiting at the Fred Cole
man home. They were called here
by the serious illness of Mr.. Coleman,
who at this writing is still in q criti-
cal condition. with no hopes whatever
for his recovery. '...l
Mrs. George Brake, went to Logan
Wednesday, where she spent the re
mainder of the week at the home 0:
her daughter, Mrs. L. Il. Mcbride
Miss Flora Virgins came up from
Woodbine for Sunday visit with the
home folks. Miss Kathryn Hayes, OF
Alpene, S. D.. who had spent several
days in Woodbine, at the w. Fl. Wig
gins home, accompanied her here.
Mrs. Myrtle Huff was up from Dun.
lap Sunday visiting her sisters, Mrs.