The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-12-17
SCHOOL. BOY. .. =.
BADLY CHILLED
Rudolph Switzer, Residing on School
Route Driven by Nick Hansen, Bad
iy Chilled on Way to School
WAS UNABLE TO MOVE FOR TIME
Lad Given Stimulants and Cared for by
Teachers and is Now Able to be
in School Again
DOW CITY, Dec. 16-Special-

in School Again
| DOW CITY, Dec. 16-Special-
Wednesday morning Rudolph Swift
yer, residing on the school route in
charge of Nick Hansen. had the misfor-
tune of being very badly chilled while
on his way to school. Mr. Hansen was
bringing the pupils to school in a bob
sled and the day being extremely cold
he suggested that they all get out Of
the sleigh and walk behind it, thinking
that in this way they would be less af-
fected by the cold All willingly con
scented to this with the exception of the
lad above mentioned who persisted on
remaining in the sleigh. When reaching
the school house much alarm was Gre
| ated upon finding that the boy was so
badly chilled as to be unable to move
or speak. He was taken into the school
building and several of the teachers, af-
| ter working with him for some time,
were successful in bringing him to
| again by the aid Of stimulants. etc. His
condition created no small concern for
time and al are glad that he recov-
cred as we'll as he did and is able to be
in school. q"
On Monday of this week the two pas.
senger trains, No. ID and No. IA, that
| were abandoned a week previously on
account of the coal strike. We're put on
again on the Illinois Central. Both are
running on the same schedule as here
| tofore, No. 10 west at PIT p. m. and
No. IA east at 1899 a. M. On account
of these trains being put on again the
arrangements which We're recently
| made in regard to opening the depot for
the early morning train will not be in
effect hereafter.
Mrs. \. II. Cook went to Denison Fri
day, Wher re she made a short visit after
which she went On to Vail for a visit at
! the home o. i!c:' bro. tcr, y. E. Greene,
and family. returning Saturday. Her
nephew, Leslie G@en1e, accompanied
her. The lad is suffering with a badly
| injured limb, the result of falling from
| a tree nearly two months ago. He is
stin unable to walk without the aid of
crutches. An N-ray examination was
made in Denison the latter part of the
week and it is feared that the bone is
fractured All sincerely trust that he
will regain the use of the limb again.
On Sunday evening last. the Meth
odist Epworth League service was held
at the home of Miss Janet Rae Next
Sunday evening the League will meet
at the w. H. Rule home. In giving
the account of the Standard Bearer
meeting held at the Rule home We'd
neSday evening we failed to make men,
ton of the fact twenty-five member.
ship dues were sent in at this time, be.
sides q days salary for the Missionary
Miss Ruggles, whom the local society
is supporting in India.
Miss Irene Smith was home from De-
lott making an over Sunday visit. She
was accompanied by her friend Miss
Iva Larson, OF kiron.
Mrs. Ida Talcott pleasantly enter
tanned at Sunday dinner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mearle Sharp and Curtis Stephens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lanbaschee are
entertaining a new baby daughter born
on Friday, December u.
Ben Wingrove and wife were down
from Denison Sunday visiting the Thos.
Munsey and p. J. Brown families.
Misses Balbina Adelaide and Clara
Potter and Berniece Judd We're in Dun
lap Saturday Afternoon where they
were guests at pre-nuptial shower
given at the Frank Brady home as a
courtesy to Balbina, whose marriage
to Chas Brady is a near future event.
The company of guests We're largely
made UP of the neighbours and friends
of the Brady family. The honoree was
the recipient of Il large assortment of
miscellaneous gifts and a most pleasant
time is reported.
Little Charles Smith has been quite
i'll the past week and at present is
still unable to be in school.
Word received from Mr.. and Mrs. w.
T. Rink of Indiana, Penn, the latter
part of the week, conveys information
of the fact that he has not been getting
along so favorably for a few days and
that they will not be able to be home
this week as anticipated. All are sor-
ry to learn of this report and hope
that they will be able to make the trip
home soon.
Deputy Sheriff.. Jacob J. Johnson
Denison.
The Methodist Sunday School will
put on its annual Christmas program
the coming week. There will be a
esting program is being arranged. A
cordial invitation is extended everyone.
William Bell, the eldest son of Mrs
Sophrone Bell, perpetrated a pleasant
surprise on his friends in this vicinity
the past week by announcing his mar
riage to 4 young lady by the name of
Miss Iva Brown. The event took place
in Omaha in July of the past summer
and was kept secret until the latter
part of the week when they came up
from Omaha on n visit to his people.
Mrs. Bells parental home is at Sidney,
to which place the couple have gone to
remain indefinitely on account Of the
poor health of her father. AS yet they
are undecided as to where they will take
up housekeeping. All join in wishing
for them superabundanCe of happi-
ness and prosperity.
DR.. Cable, the district superintendent
Nal lt.,t Oh, Il.