The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-07-18

Saturday night. AS she was going
out the back door she fell from a
| step and sustained a broken arm, the
member being broken just below the
shoulder. This was indeed sad mis-
fortune and all hope for speedy re-
| covery. a@''
Mrs. l.. Z. McMaster, of Handbook,
| and her little granddaughter, Nina
Livingston, of Council Bluffs. were
visitors at tho Lem Lambert home sew
eral days last week.
| Prof. G.. w. Manning, Fred Colby,
| O. A. Cooper and son, Roger were
fishing in Little Sioux the first Of
1.-THE week and the success with which
they met was signified by the large
number of big fish they brought home
with them. TN
| John Ahart has installed fine cleo
trio bath in his residence.
| Mrs. Thomas Hitler returned to her
home in Persia Tuesday OF last week
| after visit at the home of her broth
err, Arch Laird.
Miss Balbina Potter has accepted a
position of teacher in the Stalcy dis
! trict in Willow township for the com
| ing year.
Lloyd Goodrich of Omaha, was a
guest of his relatives, the Hugh But
terworth family Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Vina Gibbs, of Harlan, Sas-
katchawan. Canada, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
| ~ Mayne, and son and Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Larson and two children, of
Harlan, a.. and Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Barber and son, Dale, and daughters,
Leila, and Cecil Of Kirkman, were
! Sabbath guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Les
sic Howorth. Miss Gibbs remained
and will probably spend the rest of
the summer here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sam, Buxter, of West
field, Ia, after spending a few days
with the George Keairnes family de-
parted Monday for their home.
A large number from here were in
Dunlap Sunday to witness the ball
game between Fort Crook and Dun
lap. and also to see the soldiers drill.
George Talcott is having a new
large crib and granary and elevator
erected on his place about three miles
east of town.
J. F.. Rudd was a visitor in West
Side Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank John, Willard
Jackson and wife and daughter and
James Reed. of near Dunlap and Mrs.
Belle Morgan, of Denver. Colo, were
guests of the Jackson families Sun
day.
| Mrs Alex McCord came over from
Defiance Monday to assist in the care
of her mother, Mrs. VIM. Reed, who
is suffering from the results of a
broken arm at the Arch Laird home.
Thos. Ahart shipped two cars of
cattle to Omaha Tuesday and he and
his son, Ted, accompanied the ship
ment. AZ"
The Frank Odell family and Mrs.
Charley Smith enjoyed visit with
friends in Irwin Sunday and Monday.
! Floyd and Eunice Adams of Vail
are visiting the Keairnes families thi
week.
Mrs. F. C. Howorth went to Omaha
Friday to spend few days with
friends. !. t. 3h
| The Palo Altos met Tuesday with
Miss Lois Manning there being a
large turnout. The popular pastime OF
fancy work was indulged in and at
the close fine lunch was partaken
of, feature which all greatly enjoy
ed. Much credit is due the hostess
for her pleasing way of entertaining.
Mrs. Edith Chaaf, and Miss Leila
Baker arrived the first of the week
from Sioux Falls, S. Oak. for a visit
at the home of the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Rudd.f
JDl snv,,
Chauncey, went to Irwin Monday for
a visit with relatives. They will also
visit relatives other places and expect
to be gone two weeks or, more.
Bernard Finnigan and Bernard Nc
| Nertney, of Buck Grove were callers
in town Sunday.
Dow City is being largely represent
ed at the chautauqua in Denison this
| week.
Mrs. Thos. Munsey and daughter,
| Clara Mae, went to Buck Grove Fri
day for visit at the John Kepford
home. The former returned Sunday
CIR visit. ~
Mrs. H. G. Scott is reported to be
| on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs: George Keairnes and
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam BuX-
ter, of Westfield. Spent Friday and
Saturday ut the Beetle home in Wood
bine. 70 ....&la., .. p.
Mrs. Leslie Howorth and son. Dan,
were Omaha visitors Wednesday.
The Dan Wingrovc family and Mrs.
Orvie Boham and children. left on
Sunday for a visit with relatives in
the southeast part of the state.
Mrs. Fred Colby and Miss Nora
Finnigan attended church i'm Buck
Grove Sunday.
Mrs. John Ahart returned Monday
from weeks outing at the lakes.
Mrs. Bob Moorehead, of Omaha, and
Mrs. j. J. Moorehead of Dunlap, who
We're with her, also came and returned
to their homes. John Ahart and Bob
Moorehead spent few days at the
lakes last week also.
- The entertainment given in the NJ
Z. church Monday night by the Or
pheus trio was above the ordinary
and was one we'll worth attending.
The entertainment was given under
the auspices of the Epw0rth League.
and choir for the purpose of raising