The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-11-19
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made an over Sunday visit with his
wife and two daughters.
Carl Hansen was down from Denison
Saturday and visited at the parental,
Claus Hansen, home.
One day last week while engaged in
cutting corn Charley Starkey had the
misfortune to injue finger on his left
hand to such an extent as to sever the
end" of the member. From this result
he is laid up for a few days until the
wound is sufficiently healed to allow
him to return to his work here. At
present he is at the home Of his sister
in Crescent.
Plans leading toward the White Eele-
plant sale, under the auspices of the
4 Library association, with the cOopera-
ton of the publics are rapidly progress.
ing and now nearing. completion, as the
big affair comes on Saturday of this
week, November 22d. The people In
general have been very liberal in re.
spending to the help of this undertake
ing, which signifies the great interest
each one is taking for "a pubic library
building in our town, toward which fund
the proceeds of this event are to- be
given. An unusually attractive assert.
ment of posters have been placed In
l'the windows Of the business houses the
past week, which are arousing q special
interest in the affair. According to the
present plans the sale will be held in
the opera house.
| Ed Ahart, Carl Laubscher and John
| Sunday were in Omaha Thursday visit
| ing the stock market. The former two
purchased a number Of cattle.
L. H. Goddard and two children came
| Saturday for an over Sunday visit at
the parental, E. v. Goddard, home.
Their home is in Fl Dodge.
G. ". Jordan was business visitor
at the county seat :Thursday.
E Mrs Lester Cue, was a passenger
from Dunlap Thursday for visit at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Rule.
"a. p. Moeller and James Scott went to
Ames Saturday to- attend a football
game. : :
Lewis Ahart, Glenn Coleman, Forest
Binnall, Frank Rule. Lowell Pagan and
Lloyd Coleman were in Dunlap Satur.
day posting bills for the Ahart and
Brill sale to be held soon. ~
George Spence has returned to his
home in Harlan following a pleasant
weeks visit with his mother, Mrs. Mary
Spence, and his brother a win .i Spence >
electric n light 1piant AZ that place.
Miss Mabel Ahart returned to Dun,
lap Saturday after visit4at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ahart, east Of town. FF y .
Joe Speaks was among the Denison
visitors from this vicinity Saturday:
Gil. O'Meara was a caller In Dow
City Thursday from Denison.
A basket ball game was held In the
school gymnasium Wednesday evening
between the grades and high school,
the latter coming out victorious by
score Of 10 to s. On Friday evening
following another interesting game took
place between the high school team
and the West Side high school team on
the home floor. The score was 80 to
in favor of the locals. A double header
casion when the local grades were to
play the West Side grades, but the lat.
ter failed to show up.
DR.. F. N. Rowe is making arrange
ments to resume his practice Of medi.
cine, which business he discontinued
here the latter part of last May and
moved to Texas. He has decided to
Elocate in Denison and will move his
family to that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. REM returned to their
home in Dunlap Saturday, having spent
the greater part of the week with their
daughter, Mrs. Reuben Malone. and
family.
Lucille Cooper. Lucinda Baber and
Trenna Blackman were passengers to
Dunlap Saturday, where they made a
visit at the James Baber home, return
ing on Sunday.
An interesting item in the social cir
Gle which we inadvertently omitted last
week was a meeting of the NJ. w. MS
on. Saturday evening at the home OF
Miss Lille Gibson, there being a full
membership in attendance. Fancy
work, social conversation and music
provided the occasions entertainment.
which was enjoyed to the utmost by
each lady present. AS a concluding
feature, the guests We're seated to-
bounteous repast, after which they
took their leave, pronounclng MISS CID
son grand entertainer.
Miss Tillie Siemer. of Denison. has
been here the past week visiting at the
home of her brother, Henry Steiner,
and family.
Mrs, w. e. Fishel spent several days
last week in Danbury. where she was
called by the death of her nephew. lit
tie Richard Bryan, the four year old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bryan. The
Bryan family resided in our vicinity on
a farm west Of town. a few years ago,
during which time they were called up:
on to- suffer similar grief and sorrow.
Dow City friends extend sympathy,
feeling sure that these people are hav-
ing more than their share of trouble.
The Baptist people have added anoth-
er organization to their church in the
way Of a junior Union. This depart
ment was organized Sunday evening
with an enrolment Of sixteen boys and
girls More members will doubtless be
received from time to time. The corps
of officers elected to carry on the duties
of this organization is composed of
Mrs. G. A. Barker as superintendent;
Clara Mae Munsey, president; Marian
Carlson, vice president; Ruth Rudd,
secretary;i Frank Williams, treasurer;
Marian Carlson, pianist: Louise Freder-
icksen, assistant The union will hold
it's meetings each Sunday evening at
$50. preceding the regular preaching
service at 1870.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Graul and chill
dren were down from Arion Sunday
visiting at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. Graul.
While out on q hunting expedition
southeast of town the past week Wal
lace Edwards and. son. Cecil, experienc.
ed another real streak of good luck by
capturing two wolves, which brought
them a neat sum.
Sunday afternoon at the Methodist
church layman's meeting was held, as
had been previously announced. Owing
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