The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-18

he thought he would buy, so as to stol
paying rent. The place he is in across
the tracks is to be occupied by its own
| er. He cast about for house to sui
him, but failed to find just what he was
looking for. The home DIR. and Mrs
Turner left came the nearest to it, sc
he bought that. He will move into it as
soon as he gets ready The house is
in perfect order, so he will not have tc
wait for that.
l.. C. McCracken is out on crutches
today, the result of an accident in his
coal bins. He was helping Matt move
the conveyor of the coal elevator wher
the block of coal he was standing or
turned over with him. He did not think
anything of it, in fact did not know he
was hurt seriously. He kept at work
until the day closed and after supper
he joined the gang for a game of ten
pins. He knew the foot caused him to
limp sometimes, but he thought nothing
of it until he started home. Then he
found that it was SO lame that he could
hardly use it. This morning he found
a pair of crutches We're very convenient
lat least. ia :, 81 sssts& 1850! Il
Mr.. and Mrs, T.. NJ Roose went ia
Des Moines Monday night, hes to attend
a meeting of retail clothiers and she to
visit Charley and his family
Mrs. Josie French has about recov'
cred from her recent sickness. A pas
sac in the lungs was causing the trou
BILE and when that broke she began to
recover rapidly.
Miss Edith Hoffard has taken place
in the Amstein store. She quit the
drug store when she had mumps this
winter and did not go back. Her place
in the Deur store is filled by one of the
Misses Amstein who moved here from
Ute recently.
In Des Moines last week we found
Rev. J. L. Gillies, a former Charter Oak
pastor, now in one of the big churches
of the capital city, enjoying the sensa'
ton of being called Grandpa Gillies.
The young lady was born to his daugh.
ter, Ruth, about a week before. Mrs.
Gillies has been quite sick but is gaining
again and expects soon to be well.
ThOs. HartWig is taking advantage of
the good weather this week and isl work
ing again on the farm buildings of Er.
inest Plough d sa53 s..stit
There lisa suggestion Of another menss
banquet to be held before long. Nothing
has been decided, yet, but; here ii Hop
ling that 1t is arranged. 3fg5lss}2sS
Mr.. and, Mrs. p. II. Weed went to
iSioux City this morning to- get into the
Festivities incident to a, meeting sofs the
,Order of, the Mystic Shrine. 81. III ;slS
C. p. Hoefer is in Des MONIES this
week attending :aact1ventl Ion OF hsnl-
ware men. We hope he gets: as rhiiGl,
profit from; thus msseting as we didlssffSattt
Miss Jeanrstte Muir, a sister of Mrs.
Roy Jones, returned to her. home in
Denison this morning after q good visit
out on the farm near Charter Oak.
Chris. Iversen left this morning for a
visit with his son at Gkdden. From there
he expects to go some time next week
to visit another son at Storm Lake.
: Little Miss Esther Amstein, Herbie's
little girl, has been very sick with pneu-
mOnia, but is better again, SO that Mrs.
Helen can be in the store part of the
time.
George Fogle is out Of the store these
days trying to get over an attack Of
stomach trouble. MIR. FOgle has much
grief from his stomach, hut, he takes 1T
stoically.
Geo. A. Stewart was in Des M0ines
the first of the week taking a look at
some investment opportunities.
Mrs. John Layman left this morning
on her way to Oklahoma, where her
HONS, will ,be, in the future. The furni-
tire '*as sHiph Monday and Mr.. Layr
man man MI follow Hill X few days.
Il Miss Edith Sohf4m went to Ute this
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