The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-23

G.: M. Brake. Virgene Mcbride, who
had been spending several weeks here
went home with her parents.
Miss Mabel Miller. of Charter Oak
spent several days here the past Weei
serving as nurse at the bedside of Mrs.
VIM. Divine
Saturday night concluded Herman;
big closing out sale which has been OF
for some three weeks. Monday morn
ing the new proprietOrs, j. Lynoss ant
Fl. Karlson, of Sioux City, who pur
chased the store last week, took pos
session. Mr.. Lazerus has been enjoy
|! ing thriving business in Dow City fol
a number of>years and has recently de
cided to locate in California. The fam
ily have made many friends in this vi
cinity who will be very sorry to sec
them go. We unders tand that they ex
pect to leave in 4 month or so.
| mr.. and Mrs. Zeph FienhOld, Mrs
| y. M. Arnold, Mrs. John Williamson
and Mrs. A. e. Aleman and daughter
| Arlene, were county seat visitors OF
Monday.
Mrs. W. H. Rule and daughter, Mrs
| Lester Cue, We're passengers to Dun
| lap Friday.
M. A. Rigsby was in Missouri Valley
Thursday on business mission.
Aleck Lawson and three sons ant
Mrs. Alfred NAPLES, of Castana, were
visitors with their relatives, the Free
Nelson family Monday. Mr.. Nelson
| who has been spending a week at Cas-
tana and at the home of his brother
Nels Nelson, at Soldier, came back with
them.
Little Kenneth Rowe, while out play
ing ball Friday, was struck in the fore
| head with a ball bat and received an in
jury just above the left eye. Nothing
serious resulted, however, and now Tho
| lad is as good as ever.
| Mrs. julius Christensen returned tC
Denison Sunday, having spent severa
days here.
Mrs. Sophia Jenkyns is enjoying 9
pleasant visit from her sister. Mrs
| Maggie Still, of Sioux City, who was
an arrival the past week.
The Eastern Star met Monday eve
ming, at which time several candidates
were initiated into the order. A nice
service of refreshments concluded the
Levening. -t
w. c. Homan, T. K. Coleman, J. H
Young and VIM. Ettleman spent Sun
I day at Lake View.
Next Sunday evening the L. d. S
young folks will appear in a miscellan
eous program at the church in obServ
ance of children's day. Everyone is in
Ivited.
Garland Scott and wife motored tc
Ashland, Neb., Saturday, 5Where they
visited with relatives over Sunday
They We're accompanied home by the
latter's cousin, Miss Hazel Hardman
who is making a visit with them
The Fred Christensen family were ir
Denison Sunday, where they paid q
| farewell visit to his sister, Mrs. A. B
Lorenzen, and family, who are leaving
the first Of july for their new home ir
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mesenbrink
were down from Denison and spent tho
Sabbath at the parental f. w. Tech
| home.
A dance was given at the Henry
Meeves home Saturday night. which
was enjoyed by a large crowd: At {
late hour refreshments We're brough;
forth as a closing feature.
The Louis Probanz family, of Deni
son. Were pleasant guests of the FREQ
| christensen family last Tuesday.
| Jay Field and Herbert Christensen
We're Woodbine visitors Friday.
John Edwards, Sr., was the victim
of quite serious accident Monday
| While Engaged in loading cobs at tho
| Ahart elevator the team started, over
balancing him and as a result he fel
backward from the wagon. His heat
was badly cut, besides his being Sc
| verely bruised all over. He was tax
en- to his home imme diately and at pres
ent is reported to- be suffering untolt
lagony. His advanced age makes thu
accident doubly hard for him, but al
sincerely trust he will soon recover ant
| be himself again.
Charlie Bybee spent day recent.
fishing at the Little Sioux and brough
/ a fine catch from the trip.
Miss Ona Skinner was a passcnge,
IfrOm Council Bluffs the latter part o
the week for visit with her friend
Mrs. l.. f. Barger, of Watertown, S. ID
who is here at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Randel.
/ Floyd 2Rigsby has accepted employ
ment with the Stewart Lumber com
pany hero in setting up machinery.
David Walters was among the Deni
son visitors Monday.
E. II. Pagan and wife were shopping
| in Dunlap Thursday.
l.. E. Poitevin and wife figured in al