The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-25

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and needless to say this relic is being
awaited with no small interest. =.
Miss Mearle Reeser spent several
days of the past week with her sister
Mrs Clyde Haskins, in Arion.
Chas Tracy was among the Omaha
visitors Wednesday.
John Baber, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Baber, who underwent an Op.
Grafton some time ago for an abscess
on his left lung, has not been getting
along so well of late. The attending
physician deemed it necessary that
another operation be resorted to as
the wound had closed, thus checking
the drainage. This second ordeal was
performed on Tuesday evening Of the
past week and the httle patient is do
ing as we'll as can be expected. 1t is
sincerely hoped that the child will
have no further trouble.
A chance has been made in the time
of one of the Illinois Central passen-
ger trains No. IL, eastbound, which
has been due here at 6:14 p. m. for
some time, is now due at $3.50 p. m,
the change having taken effect on Sun
day last.
George Wieland was a visitor in
Denison Wednesday.
Wilbur Berry and wife have return
ed from a pleasant visit Of several
days with his people in Schubert, Neb.
| Word comes from Dunlap in regard
to Phil Cronin that he is slowly re-
covering but is still confined to his
bed and requires the services of a
trained nurse. All are glad to know
that he is getting along so we'll and
trust that he will remain on the road
to complete recovery. ,,'. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Kevan, and chill
dren, accompanied by their house
!guest, Mrs. Stranton, of Twin Falls,
Ida, enjoyed recent visit at the home
of his sister, Mrs. Hobart Coleman,
and husband in MoOriieads s Ut .t!ll
Carl Kirk and wife came up from
Dunlap Wednesday to see her mother.
Mrs o. J. Judd who was quite sick
Miss Mary Staller, of the graduating
class of 1919, has gone; to Dess Moines,
where she is attending summer SEES
sion of school view to teaching
next fall. 4iF' - .sJs,- ..''s''
| Gus Anderson has purchased of NJ.
! A. Riley 20 acres of land adjoining
his farm southwest of town. The land
sold for 1925 per acre. .a
| Clyde Haskins was down from Arion
"Wednesday and made a brief visit at
the home Of his wife's parents, Mr..
and Mrs Jake Reeser.
A. l.. Rule and daughter, Golden,
were over from Harlan last week and
visited with relatives. They left the
latter part Of the week on motor
"trip to Cedar Rapids and other east
| ern points.
John Edwards, Sr. and wife, accom-
panied by their, granddaughter, Mrs.
Robert Johnson, tmotored to Denison
"wednesday. f. q Rs7iBtIi.,,.,.E
Mrs. D. L. Graul and child were here
from Arion Friday and made a short
Visit at the parental j: G. Graul, home
Thursday Miss Jessie Rule, one of
the daughters of Mr.. and Mrs Tom
Rule, residing north of town; expert.
fenced a very painful, accident. .. The.
young lady was assisting her mother
with the family washing and while pre-
pairing pan Of starch the same was
upset and the boiling starch, poured
on her. Both limbs from the knees to
the ankles were badly burned Ow.
ing to the prevailing rainstorln at the
I time, which made it rather difficult
to seek the services of a physician at
devoted to in the way of home remed-
is. The patient was made as comfort
able as possible and at present the
burns are healing nicely. 81, q, - f
Henry Bohm was down from Deni-
son Friday and made short visit at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. j. H.
Young, and family.
West Talcott and Grage Rule were
passengers to FIT. Dodge Friday eve
ming, where they spent few days at
the home of their uncle and aunt. Mr.
and Mrs. Garfield Rule.
Ora Malone, of Denison, was caller
here Friday. ...l.
Miss Frances Judd figured in an &C
cident Wednesday of the past week
| by falling from a cherry tree at the
home Of her aunt, Mrs. C.. G. Antisdel,
in Council Bluffs. where she had gone
the day previous for a visit. She sus-
tanned a. broken arm besides being
badly bruised. An X-ray OF the arm
was taken and 1t was found that the
bone was broken near the shoulder.
MIR. Judd went down" Wednesday al
lternoon to see her and reports her as
getting along nicely.
Mrs. Gail Carey returned Friday
iron Omaha, where she had been
spending the week with friends.
Chas. Rink arrived Friday from Mt.
Vernon where he has been a student
;; ait Cornell college the past year. He
will spend the summer vacation here
with his parents, Rev. w. I. Rink ana
| wife.
The Il. D. S. Social circle of the Wo-
mans auxiliary met Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. NJ. A. Pearsah,
there being in attendance fifteen OF
the members with twelve invited