The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-09-12

of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Spence, Jr.,
she fell over a small coaster wagon
and injured her right limb just be-
low the knee. However she was able
to walk home and it was thought
that she was only slightly injured
until the next day, when the member
began giving her intense pain. A
physician was called and it was fear
ed that paralysis would result but
we are glad to report that she is at
present getting along nicely
O. j. Judd and wife were visiting
in Omaha Sunday.
Raymond Krosan of Woodbine, was
visitor at the Will Buss home last
week
Mesdames NJ. j., Hansen and Flora
Hiatt and the formers daughter are
pleasant guests at the Charlie Smith
home from Glenn Ellen. H.. having
accompanied Mrs. Smith here Oh her
return from that place Friday.
Misses blanche Cole. Mildred But
terworth and Mabel Cole and Mes
danes Hugh Butterworth. Pearl Wore,
NJ. A. Pearsall and James Henry mo-
tored to Denison Saturday afternoon,
where they were guests at the palo
Alto meeting at the home OF Miss
Gladys McCord. A fine time is re-
ported.
Miss Ruth Houston who is attend,
ing school in Dunlap, was home over
Sunday.
Grandpa Wore, of Dunlap. spent one
night last week at the home OF MT
and Mrs. Will Buss.
Miss Fancheon Wiley expects 10
leave Saturday for lndianola where
SHE will enter Simpson college.
Word reaches MS Of the birth or
son recently to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Horn, of Omaha Their many friends
here wish to be numbe!"ed among
those in extending CONGRATULATIONS
Horace Thomas was passenger
to Woodbine Saturday for an over
Sunday visit with friends.
Mrs. Edith Chaaf. of Sioux rails.
s. D., visited at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Rudd
several days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ahart were
Dunlap visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Pearl Servoss and
Miss Viva Alexander were down from
Denison Sunday visiting at the Hen
ry Roy home.
Mr., and Mrs. e. +. Newkirk are
moving this week to their residence
in the west part OF town which they
purchased of Thos Walters some
time ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Riddle
will occupy the property vacated ny
Mr., and Mrs. Newkirk in the east
part of town. 1t will be remembered
that Mr.. Riddle purchased this place
several months ago.
". F.. Dow, Fred Colby and a num-
Der of others whose names we did
not learn, were out on coon hunt
Saturday night and succeeded in
catching one good,siZed coon.
We have been informed that F.. r.
Pagan has purchased the residence
property of G. v. Jordan near the
Baptist parsonage and Will move ms
family there soon. G. v. Jordan VINO
recently bought the Bonsall properly
will move his family there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Pesg or Mon
DAMN were pleasant visitors at the
home of her sister, Mrs. William Et-
tleman and family over the week emu.
They are all planning ON trip 70
f,WindOm, Mimi, soon to visit the par
ents OF the two ladies, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. II. Hargens. .
Miss Dorothy Ahart went to Dun
lap Sunday where she will attend the
Catholic school, this being her thlru
year. She expects to be able to COM
plete a four years course next spring.
Mrs. J. F. Willett of Billings. Mont,
came up from Omaha the last OF the
week, where she had been visiting
her sister, Mrs Charles Horn and
family. Her husband will join her
here and they will make trip to
Douglas, Wyo. for a visit at the home
of her sister, Mrs. w. c. Saul. They
will visit other places before reurn-
ing to their home.
Editor l.. G. Hatch is enjoying ten
davs' vacation. He leaves Wednes-
dav of this week for Chicago. Mich:
gan and Wisconsin. John Ahart Will
accompany him to Chicago.
+. l., ButterwOrth. wife and son.
Dale, spent several days OF the past
week in Omaha where Mrs. Butter.
worth had an operation performed
for the removal Of her tonsils. They
also visited at the home OF Elder
J. NJ. Baker and wife.
The second box OF articles which
was completed by the Red Cross So
ciety here last week was shipped to
Chicago Monday. The contents OF
the box are as follows: twenty one
draw sheets, fifty four pillow cases,
fifty eight crash hand towels. e!gh-
cen dish towels. thirty three bath
towels. forty eight buck hand towels,
thirty nine water bag covers, fifty
one knit sponges, four shoulder
wraps, and four wash cloths, The
society urges all women who can knit
to do as many articles in this line
as are needed The supplies may be
procured at the home of Mrs. w. y.
Dow.
]. II. Young and wife entertained at
Sunday dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Pegg, of Mondamin. Mr. and Mrs:
VIM. Ettleman and Fred Colby, and
Fred Colby and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ahart and
Leo Ahart attended church in Buck
Grove Sunday.
Mrs. p. G. Lyman and daughter
Geneva, and little Frances Clark. were
down from Carroll Sunday visiting