The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-01

| fortune to fall backwards from a
porch at her home Thursday and fell
in such manner so as to break two
bones in her left wrist Several fin
gers were dislocated and severe
cash cut in the back Of her head. A
physician administered the necessary
needs and at present the patient is
resting with as much ease as can be
expected. This was indeed sad &C.
cident and all hope for a speedy re-
covery.
| The l.. d. S. people received an i'm
mense patronage at their ice cream
social on the church lawn Saturday
afternoon and evening. The proceeds
which netted large sum will be used
| for the benefit of the Sunday school.
Miss Coda Dow was passenger
to Omaha Saturday afternoon for an
over Sunday visit. Her cousin, Paul,
Bramon, who had been visiting the
Dow family for the past two weeks
or so returned with her to his home in
Omaha.
Mott McHenry returned Monday of
last week from North Platte, Nebr.,
where he had been to attend the fun
eral of his neice, Miss Florence Downs.
! Through an error it was stated two
weeks ago that Violet the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Florence Downs, had
passed away. 1t should have read their
daughter, Florence. We wish to take
this means of correcting the mistake.
Miss Mae Houston returned Sat
urday from a several weeks visit in
Montrose, Colo, at the home of her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. ID: l..
Houston. The formers brother, Ben
remained for longer visit.
Misses Helen and Dorothy Rule re-
! turned Friday from ten days sojourn
attending the Standard Bearers con.
vention at Malvern and visiting at
the Howard and Fred Rule homes in
Council Bluffs.
| Mrs. Marion Cole and her daughter,
Mrs. John Rollins and children, of
Dell Rapids, S. d., spent Tuesday and
| Wednesday of the past week with
| Denison relatives.
| Miss Lena Honz returned Saturday
i from several days visit at the home
of her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs.
| Theo.. Able in Ida Grove. Her cousin.
Miss Olga HOnZ. who had accompanied
her also returned to her home in Dun
lap. ~:
| Clinton, the little son of DR.. F. N.
Rowe was taken i'll one day last week
when it was found that dyptheria had
developed. The other: children were
| taken away from home in order to be
kept from contracting the disease.
| The home was placed under quarantine
Saturday. 1t is hoped that the little
patient will soon recover with no fur
Their spread of this dreaded disease.
DR.. J. A. Brill returned Wednesday
from Dubuque where he had been
called the Sunday before by the i'll.
ness of an aunt. His wife and little
daughter remained and were expected
home Saturday but their aunt was
taken worse and as yet they have not
returned.
Another big bowery dance was CIV
en- Saturday night at the Chris Brink
home and was largely attended. The
dances at this place are becoming
more and more popular which signifies
the good times that are assured.
Mrs. Nm. Birkhofer and her mother
Mrs. Charley Strickland, and daughter,
Rose, of Harrington, Nebr., were Deni-
son visitors Saturday. shE
Miss Bertha Tatroe has returned
| after several weeks spent in Chero.
| kee with aher folks. es5.~ ]
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Turner OF Deni-
son were Sabbath visitors with the
family of Jim Turner.
The members of the Gus Anderson
family who have been wrestling with
a siege of small poX have recovered
and are released from quarantine.
Miss Kathleen Luke went to Scran.
ton Saturday to spend few days
with friends.
Geo. Dilenberger came down Satur
day from Vail for an over Sunday
visit with friends.
Miss Ruby Baber returned to Deni-
son Sunday evening after an over
Sunday visit with her mother, Mrs.
S. T.. Baber
The Dan Winglbve family are en-
tertaining her mother, Mrs. B6ham,