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

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parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bohm, in
Denison.
Mrs. Harry Huntington and daugh
ter, Margaret, l.. Fl. Cruise and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Johnson and Miss
Alvina Eggers were among the mum
Der from here who attended the Fourth
of July celebration in Dunlap.
Mrs. John Carey returned Saturday
from a ten days sojourn at the parent
al. Phillip Dietrich, home in Wall Lake
Her mother accompanied her here.
Robert Wingrove and wife are re
joicing over the arrival OF fine baby
son, born to them July 4th.
Floyd Brake was in Carroll Tues
day OF the past week, where he was
called to play in a band concert. Fri
day he accompanied the Carroll band
to Manson where they played during
the day at the Fourth Of July celebra
ton. He also went with them to
Rainbow Lake, near Sioux City, they
having an engagement to play Satur
day and Sunday at that summer re
Sort Lloyd is a we'll experienced play
err. While in the army he was con
nected with the 31Sth engineer band
and is recognized as highly accom-
plished musician.
Henry Roy is just recovering from
an accident with which he met recent
ly. While engaged in cutting wood
in a nearby timber log rolled OFF OF
an embankment, striking him on his
right leg above the ankle, which as a
result was badly bruised. The injury
has panied him considerably but is
now healing nicely,
Doris Griffin came up from Omaha
Thursday to spend few days with the
home folks. He has given up his po'
sition in the packing department OF
the Paxton Gallagher company and has
now accepted employment as a truck
driver.
L.. E. Mcbride and wife were up
from Logan spending the Fourth with
her folks. go.
Mrs, f. C. Howorth and baby, Kath.
ryn, departed Saturday for Tecumseh,
Neb, to visit their relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. All Howortb. e,
,Homer Wiley was an arrival Thurs
day from Chadron. Neb., for visit
at the home Of his grandmother, Mrs.
S. E. Wiley, and with other relatives
and friends. He is also visiting his
sister. Mrs. Leslie Helm, and husband
near Dunlap 80
Mrs. Adolph Johannsen returned the
fore part Of the week from Clinton,
where she had been called by the
death other father.
Donald, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay Kevan, experienced an acct
dent of quite a serious nature last
week. We understand that the child
was riding horse and was thrown
with the result OF several broken ribs
besides being badly bruised. At this
writing the little fellow is reported to
be making good recovery, fact we
are pleased to relate
Mrs. John Turnlund arrived Satur-
day from Cherokee and will spend sew
aral days, helping to care for her sis.
ter.in'law, Mrs. Robert Wingrove, and
the new baby.
Mrs. Gail Carey and Mrs. Clarence
RANSOM. were among the visitors at
the county capital Thursday.
Ed Riddle has traded his property
consisting Of 40 acres on the outskirts
east OF town to J. H. 'B0nsall and in the
deal Mr.. Riddle acquires the 40 acre
tract Of land belonging to Mr.. Bonsall
south Of town about a half mile. Some
time ago the latter erected a barn,
garage and other buildings on the
place and we are told that Mr.. Riddle
is to further the improvements by
erecting q, residence. The same will
be occupied by himself and son, Ell.
mer, and wife. "-'' af<. ~
lBrinten Sharp took his departure on
Wednesday on his return to Texas,
having spent nearly two weeks here.
Ills wife accompanied him and will
remain, providing she likes the coun-
try. They have shipped some house.
hold goods and machinery to that
place. For the past year Mr.. Sharp
mas devoted the greater portion Of the
time to his land in that state, during
which time he has also been farming
DR. R0we's land. This is Mrs. Sharp's
first trip to Texas. :.
The Standard Bearers will meet in
regular monthly session at the E. L.
Thomas home in the country on Fri.
day evening of this week. An invita-.
tton Is extended to all interested. i,
One day last week the little year
and 9 half old child OF Mrs. Newman
sustained serious injuries in an acct.
dent at the VIM. Staller home. Our in.
former says that the child followed
Miss Stella Staller from the house to
the garage where she went to drive
the car out, Miss Staller not knowing
the little one had followed, While
she was In the act OF backing the ma
chine out the same passed over the
child who was standing nearby. A
physician was summoned and while
there were no bones broken it is fear
ed the little one suffered internal in
juries Of the chest. 1t is sincerely
hoped Mat no more serious results
will deveop. Mrs. Newman is a sis
ter Of Miss Staller, having come heer
some time ago from Dixon, Neb., tc
help care for their mother who has
been quite poorly ~ s.
Mrs. Henry lBohn was down from
Denison and spent several days last
week at the home of her daughter
Mrs. j. III. Young.
Rev. j. J.. Boyd and wife, Mr., and
Mrs. Frank Bolton, the Bert, McCord
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