The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-11-03
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Mrs. Burlcigh Sr., mother OF DIR
| Burleigh. cast her vote at the cleo
! ton, and her record is somewhat on,
Of the ordinary,peas. she is in hcl
| eighties and has personally known l.
presidents. Her husband was Con
gyessman in South Dakota for 4
years and, her fathcr, Mr.. Faux was
hGovcrnor of South Dakota for a tern
iof years. AT the time of the World
War she was sent us the first lady
liof South Dakota and spent three
months there, She was among the
{, first to- vote Tuesday morning and
voted the Republican ticket.
Miss Myrtle Hall Of. tQmahl is il
town Visiting at the home OF her
grandmother and also with her many
friends. She plans to return OH Mon
day.
AIRS. Ed Fleming entertained seff
cral couples at dinner OH Sunday eve.
ming in honor of, the birthday of Mrs.
Joe Burke who was one OF the guests.
"a most enjoyable evening was passed
I in spite of the very unpleasant wealth
er conditions that prevailed. ~,tE
Mr.. and Mrs. Rome Moorhead and
daughter and Mrs. j.. J. Moorhead mot
ored to Omaha Saturday and visited
at the Robt Moorhead home in South
Oma lla. I'D %
Ben Gibson of Corning who is can
siidatc for Railroad Commissioner Will
address the people at the High School
auditorium on Monday evening. All
will be interested in hearing Mr.. Glib.
son in the issues OF the day.
A number OF the young people were
ientertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John xoush on Sunday evening.
1T was somewhat unpleasant getting
there on account of the muddy roads
but that was all forgotten III the good
time that was enjoyed By the guests
when they did arrive a most enjoy
able. evening. was passed.
An accident occurred at the railroad
yards on Wednesday afternoon at
|wilicl, time Will Alldrich was fatally,
injured He was driving loaded
truck through the lulnbcr yard cross.
ing when he was struck by switch.
ing freight car and his truck COM
plctcly demolished and he rece,lyed Sin-
jurics from which he died shortly afs
forwards. The brakeman yelled at
him 1T lis cl;aimAl, but the truck was
making so much noise il WAS hard for
him 10 hear. and his truck was struck
squarely . in the side He was taken
to the depot and inside of an hour
was taken aboard the local North.
western to enter the Carroll hospital
but; died before the train reached there
somewhere in the vicinity of Arcadia.
He was badly mangled when taken
from the wreckage. His head badly
crushed, an arm broken and ms pacK
injured DIR. Powell, company physi-
clan, had him in charge when taken
70 the hospital. Funeral was held
from the Methodist church on Sntur-
day afternoon and intcrmcnt made an
Pleasant Hill Cemetery y
Mrs. Andy Doherty and daughter OF
Boone were in town over Sunday and
visited at the home OF Mrs. John
Smith, Il sister and also among other
relatives.
Mrs. Minnie Small and daughter,
Nellie and Miss Granger who is here
spent Saturdayssin Denison.
Tho Misses Margaret Houston and
Anna Margaret jenkins were in Sioux
City for the week end visiting Father
OConnell at the hospital there.
Mrs. Waterman of Omaha has been
in town the guest of her friend. Mrs.
John Smith for Il few days.
Miss Lucille Granger of SaliN, arriv.
ed Friday for ~ visit NJ the home OF
her friend, Miss Nellie Small. A
{ Mrs. "A. j.. Jones and Mrs. WsA.i
Dayic Mrs AEayScnt, Mrs. NaH3 Met
er and several others went TO Wood
binc Saturday to BIZ present 1T the,
H. G. inspection there. They en-.
loved the work and all the guests par.
took Of a fine lunch and the visitors
came home OH the evening titun
Mrs Joe Waivers returned from a
visit of some length with her sister,
Mrs. Eva NIize who lives in South Da.
kota. t
Mrs Maude Shannon of Boone who
has been here for q couple OF weeks
visiting at the Stewart and yBoWcrs0XI
homes, returned to her own home on
Saturday. TER
eli lnotored to Denison Saturday and
spent part of the day.
Mr. and Mrs. d. =. Liscomb motor.
ed to Denison Saturday evening and
attended the dance there in the even
ing and returned home Sunday
Mrs. Henry Hodgsen, of Omaha. is
i'll town visiting ut the +. Monaghan
home.
Mesdames Edward Young and Mrs.
Jarboe of Omaha motored mp Satur-
tlay afternoon and are spending some
time at the a, X. Jones home.
Miss Helen Barrett entertained q
fine dinner at her home in honor OF
Miss Myrtle Hall who is here visiting
from South Omaha. The guests en-.
joyed themselves and pronounced Hel'
en- an ideal hostess,
Mrs. Ralph Young of Waterloo ar
rived last week fora visit at thcTparr
entail. G.. Roth home. y
The Wonlans club will meet Mem
day afternoon and tho program will
be in charge, of Mrs. J. r. Rawlings
and will BIZ upon the line of compul-
sorry education and under the depart.
mcnt head Of conservation that deals
with child welfare. The music will bel
in charge of Mrs. W. IL. Rcicheit.
The hostesses will DE McsdamcS VA.
Chauncy. Mary Il. Burling and Bess
Muir. Another feature Of the pro.
gram will be tho report given by thcl
delegate, Mrs. Harry a. Tinker. Who'll
attended the district convention held
at Gle1lwood the past week. This isl
expected to be Of "a great interest to
the people of the club.
Mrs. Ed. O'Banion of South Omahal
is lin town for the week end. thet guestI