The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-12-17

j. A. Brill, Mrs. J. T. Goldsworthy
Mrs. w. E. Fislel Mrs. Clair Butter
worth, Mrs. Herman Lazerus, Mrs. Il.
E. Allen and Mrs. A. H. Harper formed
pleasant bob party driving to the
home of Mrs. L. c. Butler in Arion
Thursday. The occasion being a meet
| ing of the Priscilla club. Mrs. Henry
Bell and her daughter, Mrs. Mayme
Mulvihill of this place were also guests
upon the occasion. The ladies spent
the afternoon with Mrs. Butler and all
crafty appreciated the pleasures of the
event, especially the sumptuous repast
served by the hostess.
Frank Binall was a caller at the
county capital Thursday.
Carl Motter was a passenger to Dow
City Saturday evening from Council
| Bluffs, making an over Sunday visit
with friends here and with his mother,
Mrs. Flora Motter at Arion.
Gene, the little four year old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Wieland eXper-
fenced quite a serious accident Thurs
day. The lad was costing down hill
on a hand sled and accidentally ran into
bob sled ahead of him, striking his
head on a bolt in the back of the bob.
AS a result the child sustained a very
bad scalp wound. A physician was
called to the home shortly and the pa
, tent was soon made as comfortable
| as possible. The many friends of the
Weiland family heartily sympathize
with them, feeling sure that they are
having more than their share Of trou-
BILE.
Mrs. Eugene Crandall and Miss Flora
Virgins were in Woodbine Wednesday
visiting at the home of their brother,
w. H. Virgins, and family.
| Ivan Wright has been absent from
school for some little time as a result
of an attack Of the chickenpox, follow.
ed by tonsilitis. He is reported as con-
siderably better at this writing.
| George Binnall and John Williamson
| were in Woodbine the early part of the
past week, where they purchased a
drag saw. The machine has an equip
age of large five foot blade and is said
| to be unsurpassed in cutting the extra
ordinarily large trees, timhers. etc. The
| two gentlemen, while in Woodbine, had
! the pleasure Of seeing the machine IN
operation and were greatly taken up
with it, They expect to apply their
new investment to good use by cutting
some of the large trees that are so plen.
| tiful along the Boyer river and other
| places in this vicinity.
| Phillip Hass and Ernest Graettin, OF
! Nevada, Iowa, were in town the past
| week making arrangements for ship.
of A. A. Birkhofer several weeks ago
On account of their being unable to get
cars to ship in the horses had been left
!. in the Birkhofer barn here.
E. H. SWasey was a caller at the
county seat Saturday.
Chas Smith returned the last of the
week from Des Moines, where he had
: been called to serve on the federal jury,
having been absent two weeks.
Is ri
:. ME Roberts were Dow City callers on
Thursday from Arion.
;: Mrs. w. T.. Dow is reported as having
been quite sick the past week, but we
are glad to note that she is now some.
what improved.
Mrs. G. NJ Brake and Mrs. A. W.
Wilson were visiting in Denison the past
| week, as were also Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter
Kaiser.
! Miss Wave Williamson left Sunday
for Kansas City. for a visit at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Henry Hancox, and
family.
Dow City friends of Miss Esther Sci
ford, OF Ricketts,, will be interested to
learn Of her recent marriage to John
Ebsen, of Charter Oak. The bride
spent a year or more in this vicinity a
few years ago.
On Monday evening of the coming
week the picture, How Could You,
| Jean"' will be put on in the opera
house for the benefit Of the library.
The bazaar given under the auspices
of the Baptist Aid society Saturday re-
suited in a great success. The sale was
held in the Butterworth meat market
instead of the building north of tn.
Docherty cream station. The offerings
at this time consisted of a large assert
ment of Japanese articles. aprons ant
cooked food. Nearly everything was
} sold, the sum taken in being something
like $65. The ladies wish to expires.
, their hearty appreciation for the liberia
patronage received.
Mrs. S. S. Rice returned to the hom