The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-09

Mrs. ThOs. Munsey, whom we report
ed last week as suffering with a very
sore hand, the result of running a
needle into the palm of the member,
was obliged to have an operation per
formed to remove the point which had
been left in by reason of the needle
breaking off. An X-ray examination
was made which proved that the point
had settled near the muscle in the
fieshy part of the thumb and the same
was found to be about one-half inch
long 1t being located so close to the
muscle necessitated performing the
operation on the back of the hand. Al
though causing the patient intense
pain for few days the wound is heal
ing as we'll as can be expected. The
ordeal was performed ~on Tuesday OF
the past week in Denison.
Miss Hilda Turniund has been alb
sent from her duties in the D. E. Brem-
ser store the plst week, taking care
of a case of humps of which she was
the victim.
Mrs. Charley Holiday was making q
Wednesday from Arion.
%. S. Carlson, wife and little son,
Gus Friedricksen, wife and daughters,
Kathryn, Louise and Vera, accompan-
led by Mrs. Friedricksen's sister, Mrs.
Augusta Carlson, and daughter, Mari
an, constituted an auto party going to
Omaha last Tuesday where they spent
the day. The former visited the stock
market there, he having shipped two
cars of cattle to that place the night
previous. Mr.. and Mrs. Friedricksen
at this time made their last of several
trips recently to an Omaha specialist
who has been administering to their
youngest daughter, Vera, series Of
treatments for lung trouble. We are
very glad to state that the little miss
is showing marked Improvement and
with proper care stands every chance
for complete recovery.
A. l.. Jordan, who is employed in
the A. w. Wilson barber shop, went
to Malvern Tuesday, where he spent
the remainder of the week with his
family. Byrl Holiday, of Arion, assist
ed in the barber shop during his abb
sence.- .,.; -. ......t-
Clark Barker, the eldest son of Rev.
and Mrs G. "A. Barker, who; is en-
ployed at the Howard Stepanek farm,
met with an accident recently from
which we are glad to report he is re.
covering nicely. Our informant says
that he was making arrangements to
go to work in the field and while in
the act of mounting one Of the horses
to ride he fell in such manner as to
receive bruises from the harness. Short
eano ho n
suffer pains in His chest and upon con-
sulting a physician it was found that
one rib had been torn loose. The
same was given proper attention and
the young man was able to resume his
work shortly. r.
Fred Randel and his sister, Mrs. Ed
Ahart, left Wednesday overland for
Watertown, S. D., where they are en-
joying visit with their sister, Mrs.
L. e. Barger, and husband.
Henry HancoX was here from Kan
sas City, No., one day recently and
visited at the home of his wife's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Williamson.
He came at this time to get his car
which had been left here. Mr.. HancOX
has good position in Kansas City and
he and his wife are now making their
home there.
Ralph Mckee, wife and two chill
dren returned Tuesday from a pleas
ant visit of some two weeks duration
with his folks at Edgar, -Neb. Mr.. Nc.
Kee, who recently returned from SER
vice overseas, expects at an early
date to resume his profession, that of
telegraph operator, ..
Mrs. Romanan Wight was a passen-
ger from Council Bluffs Wednesday
for visit at the home of her son, A.
J. Wight, and family.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society met in regular monthly session
"Wednesday afternoon in the parlors of
the Methodist church and there was a
good attendance. 4 Mrs. E. L. Thomas
had charge of the study for the hour,
which was based on the jubilee or the
ififtieth anniversary of the w. F.. M. S.,
which is being celebrated this year.
The story Of the organization Of the
society fifty years ago up to the pres
ent time was given. Mrs. Frank Nc
Henry and daughter, Mrs. Earl Morri
son, and Mrs. W.. T. Rink and daugh.
ter, Marguerite, presented helpful top
les Ou Llle leSSOu. "A very Interesting
letter from Miss Mamie GlasSburner
was read at this time by Mrs. Frank
Glassburner. At present Miss, Glass
burner is stationed at Yen Ping, China
and stated that she was on her way
to Foo Chow, at which place che was
to meet new missionary who had
been secured to take the place Of her
former assistant who recently mar
ried. The letter contained many in
teresting accounts relative to her work
in the foreign fields and it is consid
cred real treat by her many friends
here in being privileged to listen ta
one of her letters. = A very pleasant
and profitable afternoon was spent to-
gether at this meeting.
Miss Orrel Greene, of Rolfe, has
been spending the past week at the
home of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Cook, east of town.
Alfred Jackson and son, A. l.. Jack
son, were county seat callers Tuesday
as was also Arch Laird.
A change has recently taken effect
in the Northwestern time table. No
so local eastbonnd passenger, formerly
due here at 900 a. M, is now to reach
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