The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-11-21
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meal farm. We understand tnat MT
Wood will put up house at the
sand bank, and will superintend the
cement garage. Mr.. McNeal expects
to move to Denison. Goodrich will
miss these people but Denison will be
the winner.
Carl Whey lost q fine COW Sunday.
DR.. Mills was called but could not
save it.
| L. +. Morris drove down to Deni'
son Tuesday in the interests of the
| Soldiers Relief. Train service is SO
poor at Deloit. teams and autoes are
! again in use to carry passengers to
Denison.
The Epworth League held their
business meeting with Miss Lovicie
Morris Monday evening. Miss Morris
served light refreshments which were
very much enjoyed and a very pleas
ant evening was spent with her.
Mr.. Erickson and Miss Hester Lin
gle autoed down from Boyer Tuesday
evening to be present at the business
meeting OF the Epworth League.
Verne Wilkinson hauled cObs to De-
lott, which he delivered to several
parties. ST..
Carl Whey shipped hogs Monday.
| ElOrlO&0 Wlncy SlSlleU IlS lTleAu,
Alton Cose Sunday.
Charles Jensen. Henry Jensen and
Louie Hyde spent day at the lake
the fore part of the week.
A. d. Whey made flying trip to
Denison Tuesday.
Mrs. Susan Painter of Loveland, Col.
is visiting her neice, Mrs. Sam Ander.
son and family.
Sam Anderson is spending the
week in DenisOn on the jury.
Will Huskey shipped hogs with Carl
Whey Monday.
Miss Lovicie Morris was a Denison
shopper Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson enter
tanned Tuesday evening, November IL
about fifty-five guests in honor of their
crystal wedding. Many useful and
beautiful pieces of cut glass were
given them and some beautiful roses
were presented the bride by Mrs. Lii
lie Newton as a remembrance OF the
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker, of Deni-
son, and daughtef, Mrs. ART, came
up to be present and to enjoy q visit
with friends. "A tray supper. was serv-
ed at about midnight. The evening
fwas~ spent in visiting and music. A
very enjoyable time was had by ev-
eryone who hope to return and help
them celebrate their china wedding.
]. w. Wilkinson bought a couple of
loads of hogs this week to feed. The
farmers are interested in getting the
best out of their soft corn.
f. McNeal had the misfortune to
drop a heavy piece of iron on his
thumb which he is carrying well ban.
daged these days.
Cecil Huckstep visited his friend,
Eldridge Whey over night Friday. &C.
ell expects soon to come to Del0it to
lattend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fleming autOed
down from Boyer to Leonard Lingle's
to spend Sunday with them.
Ben Beaman is again assisting the
graders and quite a little choppine
has to be done as they have begun te
change the river bed near the Ottel
, Creek bridge.
Mr.. John Fleming and sister, Grace
and Master Charles autoed down tt
visit his sister, Jessie Lingle Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs. George Beaman visit
ed at the John Fink home Sunday.
Sam Anderson and family visited a
the Arthur Whey home Sunday.
; Henry and Charles Jensen sold hog
> to Tracy North last week, getting {
good price for them.
!, The Epworth League social at tn
J. w. Wilkinson home Friday evening
drew large crowd in spite OF s.
= many attending the unwilling of tn
monument at Denison. The CHECKER
, pie was q great attraction. The Ell
worthers had provided with other he'll
, a bounteous spread and the war Ia
did not keep any away. The youn
people spent the evening in game
. and music while the older Lacquer
looked after the tables and dish wash
ing. Over eighty suppers were serve
and between $21 and $22 was made
It was voted q decided success. Eve
, a jitney was run from Deloit to az
comodate those who had no convey
ances.
q A. D. Whey has been putting Il
side walks this week. His fine hous
is beginning to take on the appear
i. ance of a home once more as it is s.
they can now live in it,
. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Norris, and Mis-
, Wiblishauser, of Denison, attende
' the Epworth League supper at the j
w. Wilkinson home Friday evening