The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-28

future. The exact date mas not OeeH
decided but notice will be given in
| plenty of time for those who care to
bid on them to make an examination
of the aforesaid. e :
| The little son of Earl Daughenbaush
and wife is suffering with an attack
Of tonsillitis.
; Mrs. Ed Ahart and Miss Elsie Ran
| dell were passengers to Omaha Mon.
day for a few days visit. F
Grin Reynolds and Miss Lola Fishell
Asa Divine and Miss Mable Griffin,
Chas. Wore and wife and the Walter
Bryan family enjoyed Sunday dinner
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
| Buss.
Otto Miller. wife and baby. We're
over from Ute one day last week. Wis:
iting at the parental, Fred Christenz;
fsen home. Il "a Il T. a. a.
+ Walter Bryan and wife had their
baby christened at the Catholic church
in Dunlap last week. r
Fred Christensen and family visited
with relatives in Denison the first Of
the week. Ill.,. h.
Jas. Henry and wife entertained at
Sunday dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
tUIc, ECU DuSo dIu loLAAAy Gnu ~sAA .
and Mrs. Romanan HolcOmb.
from his trip to Virginia, ILL.,, his
wife remaining for longer visit. 4
John Carey had the misfortune to
break his right arm Saturday. He
was in the act of cranking a tractor
when the engine back-fired striking
him on the arm with the above result.
He will undoubtedly be laid up for
some time. i@.-
VIM. Cross and family were over
from Shelby county Monday in at
tendance at the funeral of his mother.
r. w. Houston, E. N. Chamberlain,
and w. E. Fishel went to. Sioux City
the first Of the week to attend meet
ing of the Shriners. 4.r.7. p
Jake Reeser and wife were in Oma-
l,a one day last week3to see their son,
Wesley, who is in hospital there,
i'll with pneunon 4 sts.j
On account Of q little stechnicality;
pertaining to- the schools eing over:
looked at the recent school eiections,
another has been called. for and will
besheld on the tllirtieth OF April : $:ss
Fred Stephenson, who went to Win.
dom, Mimi, last week, with his house
hold goods returned the first of the
week bringing his car of goods with
him. The roads, at that place were
in such bad condition being drifted
SO that they were, impossible, and
would possibly remain so for several
weeks, consequently Mr.. Stephenson
thot it best to return to old Iowa rath-
er than hold his goods until the roads
were in fair condition. The place
where the family were going to locate
was about twenty miles from the rail-
road station. s# ira.
Miss Grace Rogers was up from
Woodbine Sunday visiting at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. Will Hulburd.
S. A. Dow, and daughter, Mrs. Art
Wilson were Omaha visitors Monday.
Harvey jackson was up from Dun.
lap Monday night to attend the sen
iOr-junior debate. He also visited his
grandparents, Alfred Jackson, and
wife, returning to Dunlap the next
morning. s,.. . .'5 Y
VIM. Kelly, one Of the employees
at the, new school building, in some
tDanner had his right. hand quite bad.
~ smashed on Monday last -
The little daNshte: of Mr.. and Mrs.
YIN. Berndt is reported to be suffer.
ing with an attack Of pneumonia.
n Roscoe Shetdun and Wife were Oma-
ha visitors Friday. | ~
Word reaches us hera Of the death
of Mrs. Ellen Crandall al her home in
Boone Sunday morning. The Gran,