The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-11-27

was here from Camp Dodge. Thi
was his first visit home since goin.
| into the service about three months
ago, and needless to say the famil.
gathering was very much enjoyed b.
, all. # Or.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cross are enter
| tanning new son, born to them las
week.
Miss Martha Weiss, one of the teacl
ers of our school, was taken i'll Satur
day at her home in Denison with in
J Huenza.
Hans Brink shipped car load O
hogs to the Omaha market Monday
night and accompanied the shipment
A baby son was born to Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Henney on Wednesday, No
vember Goth. III I'D.
John Smith was a visitor in Deni
son Monday His mother accompan
led him home for a short visit.
F. G.. Buss was business visitor ii
Omaha Monday.
Mrs. Jake Pfund and baby, of Nor
folk, Neb., came Saturday evening fol
visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Jay Field west of town.
Mrs. Anna Doser met with quite q
Iserious accident last Thursday eve
ming when she fell downstairs at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Enos
Cross, with whom she makes hel
home. 1t is thought that she sustain
ed internal injuries, but no bones were
broken which is very fortunate in
deed. Her left side seems to trouble
her considerably, but with this excep
ton she is getting along as well as
can be expected at the present. Con
lsidering her advanced age it will be
lsome time before she RECEIVERS. Her
1many friends are very sorry indeed to
learn of this, but all sincerely hope
that she will get along all right.
John Carey and little son went to
Wall Lake Sunday evening to see
Mrs. Carey, who is at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Dietrich.
where she is being cared for. 1t will
be remembered that some two weeks
ago she was severely burned about the
face, arms and hands when she fell
onto the stove in a fainting spell. She
is reported as not getting along as
well at present Mr.. Carey and little
son returned Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Nelson Butterworth was down
from Denison and spent Sunday at
the parental, Clair Butterworth, home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Chase, of Buck
Grove, were visitors in town Monday.
| Henry Hancox came the first of the
week from Camp Dodge and is spend
ing a few days here with his wife,
who has been at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Williamson,
for the past few weeks.
The ladies. of the Baptist church
are making arrangements for bazaar
to be held on Saturday of next week,
December 7th, in the building north
Of the Dow hotel. A fine display Of
Japanese articles, consisting of silk
purses, hand bags, handkerchiefs, sta
tionery, etc, will be on sale in con-
nection with aprons, towels and many
other such articles. Lunch will be
served afternoon and evening. The
ladies will, without doubt, receive
very liberal patronage on this day.
The T. X. Coleman family are NOV
ing from Arion this week into the res
idence recently purchased of Hugh
Butterworth.
his home for the past few days owing
to illness.
Mrs. Snowd Thompson was over
from Buck Grove and spent a couple
of days the first Of the week at the
A. J. Wight home.
Two basket ball games took place
at the school gymnasium Friday night.
In one game the boys of the sixth
seventh and eighth grades played the
boys of the high school, the score be-
ing 81 to 10 in favor of the high
school. A. w. Wilson acted as ref
cree Of this game. The other game
was between the girls of the high
school and the alumni team, with a
score of 10 to Is. Joe Smith acted as
referee of the girls game. These are
the first basket ball games of the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Buss, accompan
led by her sister, Mrs. P. j. Branaka,
and two sons, spent the day Tuesday
in Omaha
,g A dozen or more Christmas pack
ages have been sent to the soldier
boys during the past week. Those
not having received Christmas par
eel label were furnished one from the
Red Cross. About thirty boxes ahave
been sent from here during the past
two weeks. IT,
Mrs. Mary Boham, of Harlan, spent
several days last week at the home Of
her son. jOrvie. and family.
Our town was without electric lights
Sunday and Monday nights on ac-
count of the engine being out Of COM
mission at the power house.
Z The flue epidemic is now becoming
quite prevalent in our midst. The
disease is reported in the families of
A. A. Birkhofer, Martin Wieland. J.
w. Patton and J. II. Young. Ward
Mcdonald is also confined to his
home with an attack IF the disease.
Dale Butterworth was taken i'll in
school Monday morning and it is
feared he has contracted case also.
A temperance program under the
auspices of the w. C. T. u was given
at the Methodist church Sunday eve
ming, at which time a union service
of the Baptist and Methodist people
was held. Mrs. Ida Talcott acted as