The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-22

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reduce the labor question on his farm
| Mrs. Graham and son were pleasan
Denison visitors Saturday.
Miss Lucy Flint attended the fare
\ well party given Miss Hansen by thu
Rebekahs at Denison this week.
Rev. Allen and family left Monda,
] for the district conference to be helt
at Pearson Iowa, and ulso to visit there
as he was pastor at Pearson for foul
years.
The variety fair acid upon the
church lawn Friday was a success. En-
tertainment was first class and those
In charge of stands were excellent
statesmen and ladies and we must no,
forget. totnOte those who had theil
fortunes told were we'll pleased anG
are rejoicing over the future revealed
to them. b.,
Miss Cole, one of our excellent teach
ers, was here spending a few days Wis
ing old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Newcom. Of
Boyer. stopped at the Newton home
for supper Friday evening and spent
aJshort, time at the variety fair.
John Fleming and sister, Grace, and
little Charles came down to Deloit on
Friday evening to spend the time at
the fair.
Mr.. Weir, our pleasant Northwest
ern agent, is away on his vacation
visiting his brother in Colorado.
Mrs. Roy Green was a ,.Denison shop
PEI; Saturday. ~
Mrs. A. d. Whey led the Epwortf
League Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe True, accompan.
led by Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Miller drove
to Logan Sunday to attend services at
the l.. d. S. reunion. On the way
home TREY called upon Mr.. and Mrs.
ly and comfortably located in their cot
tage in south Dunlap. They are en-
.joying life, having, the luXuries of
electric lights. iron and washer and
other modern convenicnces. They sent
greetings to all friends.
Joe True received a letter from his
brother, Fred, who has been visiting
for about ten days in OKLAHOMA, which
reads as follows: I'VE are married.
Will be home in about ten days" 1t
was dated at Muskogee, August 18th.
After such proceedings there is moth
ing to say.
Mr.. and Mrs. George BeamaIl visited
at the Tracy Jordan home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Whey and fam
lily visited at the Ben Beaman home
Sunday.
Eldridge Winey has a badly poison
ed arm from poison ivy. Mr.. Whey
took him to Denison to have it cared
for and it is some better. A........
Miss Lovicie Norris was in Denison
Saturday. -
The Anderson boys have started the
threshing machine.
Gene Fink was in town Monday and
says he is going to have milking ma
chine installed and a room in his barn
where the, separator Will run at the
same time so when milking is done,
the separating will he nearly done.
Not bad idea on the farm these days
when help is SO scarce.
The Ladies' Aid society will hold a
market day Saturday afternoon, which
will be a food sale, SO come and help
along with your donations and also
buy you a Sunday dinner SO you can,
attend church. .,s 49,, 80
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Mrs. John Fink, Mr.. and Mrs: Chas.
Jensen. Verne and Ion Wilkinson and
A. D. Whey and family took in the va
riety fair. The Fink boys assisted the
band, which was an ideal one.
a. D. Whey drove to Denison after.
some material for his porch which is
being built this week on his fine house
The funeral Of Mr.. Huskey occurred
and the remains were laid
to rest in the King cemetery east Of
Deloit.
Watt Wilkinson has sold his model
farm to John Judy, giving possession
March I. 1918. Mr.. Wilkinson has not
decided what he will do yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen spent Tuesday
at the Whey home. Rev. Allen had
the misfortune to have breakdown
with his car and had to have it towed
in.
Mesdames Green and Newton visit
ed Wednesday afternoon at the AL
bert Whey home.
The boom of the cannon was heard
his morning, but upon investigation
it was found to be graders blasting
.rees on the road north of town.
Asa Brown has a fine black strip
On his place plowed.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Beaman were
Denison shoppers Saturday.
Gene Fink is also putting in his
pest ticks blowing, but he says it is
pretty dry.
Miss Hansen. Of Nebraska. is a
pleasant visitor at the home of her
brother, Myers Hansen
Mrs. J. w. Wilkinson and Mrs. New
on were the guests of Mrs. B. Bea-
nan Saturday.