The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-08
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Il, Harold Feinholdt. who is employ
ed in the garage of A. L. Jackson, ex
perienced a painful, accident Thurs
ing with tire of an automobile, a
steel rim flew up and struck him in
the face just below his right eye. He
was rendered unconscious in which
state he lay for sometime. The wound
was Immediately dressed by a physi
clan and, lit is nav healing nicely.
On Tuesday afternoon ofSlast, week
q team shAlonging to George sAhart
which had been drivenSto town, in
some, manner became badly frighten,
ed and ran away, but was stopped
before theyShad gone very far. The
team was standing in the alley be,
tween the properties of DR.. J. A.
Bril- and Fred Colby at which place
they were frightened. The wagon TO
which they were hitched was damag-
ed to some extent.
Brinton Sharp is driving a fine new
Maxwell car, which he purchased
from the Pearl Wore agency here.
Jack O'Brien and wife moved last
week from the Wheelright property,
where they have resided for the past
year or more and are now occupying
the Jake Reeser residence.
II. u. Gray, the new representative
ofthe DenisOn Review, was pleasant
caller in town one day last week.
The Frank Glassburner family have
again taken up their residence here,
having moved Thursday from Wood
bine into the residence vacated by
Mrs. A. J. Mackey and Mr. and Mrs
Roscoe Sheldon recently Mr. Glass
burner will engage in threshing dur
ing. the season. -
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society met Wednesday in the Meth.
odist' church basement with large
attendance. This was the meeting
which is customarily held in the city
park, but the basement being cooler
place it was deemed wiser to meet
there. Mrs. A. H. Cook had charge
Of the lesson, the subject of which
was Oriental Moving Pictures" and
the study proved very interesting
one. A gift of ten dollars from one
of the old time members was pre-
sented to the society at this time. The
afternoon was completed with dain-
ty and delicious repast
The dance, which was given in the
opera house Thursday night. was
very well patronized. Excellent mu-
sic was furnished by Denison talent
and the affair was greatly enjoyed by
all present. The proceeds amounted
to about eishty-siX dollars. which
means neat sum added to the Red
Gross fund.
: A deal was cOnsummated Friday,
whereby John Ahart became owner
Of the old home place of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph McCole, now occupied
by the Hugh Butterworth family.
- Misses Ellen and Agnes Goddard
returned from Fort Dodge Thursday.
where they had stopped for visit
With their brother, l.. H. Goddard,
80 family and with the Garfield Rule
1laAily on their return from st. Paul
Mimi, where they had taken a six
weeks teachers training course.
We have been informed that Brin-
ton Sharp has sold his 100 acre farm.
about two miles south of town to 0.
S. Carlson, who Is to take possession
Of, the same next spring.
x Miss Helen Stephenson was pas
senger to Denison Friday evening,
where she took in the Chase-Lister
show.
-. l.. Goldsworthy spent few days
of the past week in Spencer renewing
acquaintance and transacting bust
ness.
y, Mrs. Anna McFadden and daugh-
ter. Phoebe. and Miss Mary Potter,
left on Thursday for their home in
Atlantic. after spending several days
at the home of the former and latter's
brother, DR.. j. r. Potter, and family.
Mrs. ThOs. Beard was up from Dun
lap on Tuesday of the past week Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Earl Ettle-
man and Mrs. James Baber and their
families Her grandson. Billy Ettle-
man accompanied her ON her return
to Dunlap. Mrs. Ettleman went down
on Wednesday and she and her son
came home together Friday evening
ssClara Mae Munsey has been quite
sick for few days the past week
With an attack of appendicitis. At
pThsent she is improving with hopes
Dr. recovering without having to SUBJ
:IHN W oil OpeldliOu dS WdS tHOuSll
necessary at first.
! Mrs. May Rudd came up from Coun-
Gil Bluffs Thursday, where she had
been at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. l.. A. Beck and husband for sew
eral weeks and will make visit here
with her daughter, Mrs. L. c. Hatch,
and, family.
Miss Kathleen Luke returned We'd
nesday from several days visit with
friends at Scranton.
. Mrs. Elmer Turnlund and son.
John. and daughter. Gladys. came up
from the Bluffs Thursday morning to
visit at the A. p. Turnlund home. The
former returned in the afternoon
while the latter two remained for a
longer visit.
B. M. McElwain was caller at
the county capital Thursday.
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