The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-24
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]. Ralph Mckee and family, who are re
siding with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Wallace Edwards, are making arrange
ments to move into the back part of thu
building where he conducts his grocer.
department The rooms are now being
nicely improved in the way of paperinf
and painting and will make a cozy dwell
ing place for them.
! Richard Main has returned to Dow
City from a several weeks sojourn will
his folks at Bayard.
4 f. c. Buss lost one of his best horses
I the past week, the animal dying as {
result of the injury received some two
weeks ago when its head was caught ir
a feed grinder in such manner as t
|sever an artery in the neck.
Fred christensen Was business Wis
itor at the county capital Friday.
Z; Hudson McHenry was down from
/ Denison Sunday and visited at the Chas
Smith home. His wife, who had beer
spending a couple of days here, return
ed to Denison with him.
John Schaupp and wife were up from
Dunlap Sunday visiting at the parental
John Mathys, home south of town.
Albert Laubscher, accompanied by his
sster-in-law, Mrs. Carl Laubscher, and
child, were, in Omaha Sunday where
| they visited her husband in the hospital.
They report him as improving nicely
each day. All are very glad indeed to
learn of this favorable report
| Charles Rigsby and Alfred Hansen
were passengers to Denison Saturday
evening.
The w. C. T. u. meeting, which had
been announced to be held at the home
Of Mrs. Anna Williams Saturday, was
postponed on account of the teachers
meeting in DenisOn.
Mrs. Nettie Goddard and son, Ebert,
returned Friday from a delightful So
journ of some two months duration in
the west, having visited her sisters, Mrs.
John Mcbride and Mrs. r. II. Rudd,
the former residing at Palouse, Wash,
and the latter at Hooper, Wash. Mrs.
Goddard resumed her position in the
Allen drug store Saturday.
II Mrs. e. r.. Pagan and daughter, Dor
othy, We're in, Dunlap Monday having
dental work done.. b
4, Mrs r. M. Cole was visiting and shop
ping in Denison Monday. i it5f8 !.
Miss Edith Shinn was aipasyenger
from WoOdbine Sunday evening for a
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Hunt.
Claude Cornelius was up from Mis-
souri, Valley Sunday visiting the home
folks.
On Thursday of the past week occur
red the death of Mrs. Henry Anderson
at her home north of town, death being
due to dropsy. The funeral was held
Saturday, conducted by Elder Chas. =.
Butterworth, after which the body was
taken to DeniSon for interment. Olivia
Celina Peffers was born May Is, 1851,
at Burma, ILL.,, and died at her home In
this vicinity March IS, 1920, at the age
of SO years. 8 months and % days. She
was married to Henry Anderson March
5, 1873, and to this union seven chill
dren were born, namely: Frank, of Mis-
souri,; Fred, of Ulmer; John, of Mon
tana; Charley, of DenisOn; Bert, Of Sioux
City: Mrs. Lew Wright of near Arion,
and Mrs. Henry Bebensee, of Charter
Oak, all of whom with the, husband and
father are left to mourn the death Of
this loved one. The deceased was q
strong believer in Christ and His gos.
pei, and was known as a devoted wife
and mother and a kind friend and neigh.
Dor. i Hers Is the firsta death In this
family and to those who mourn we offer
our most heartfelt sympathy. ~
Mrs. Arthur; Butler and two children
stopped here Monday for a visit at the
3CVIlL w llVhlSss I navy
were on their way ITO their home in
Kiron from a pleasant visit with her
sister, Mrs. Henry Hancox, and hus.
band in Kansas City, Mo. n IA
Mrs M. j. Breen was a Denison Wis.
it0r Monday. ~ Il. a}s 5ssi tE 1lJsSie
The youngest child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Henry, who has been seriously
i'll with q case of whoOping cough, ia
reported better. Mrs. Henry's sister,
Mrs. Romanan Holcomb, has been stay.
ing at the home the past week helping
to care for the little one.
William Smith, son and daughter. Of
near Dunlap, were town visitors Sun
day. On account of meeting with an
accident in their car they were obliged
to return home on the train.
Adam Sharp was among the county
seat visitors Monday.
Miss Adelaide Potter was down from
Denison and made an over Sunday visit
at the home of her mother, Mrs. j. j..
Potter
Robert Johnson. of Council Bluffs,
came Monday to join his wife and baby
who were here over Sunday at the home
Of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Edwards, ST.. .He came up from Dunlap
where he had been visiting his folks.
Mrs. S. Fl. Miller returned Sunday at
ternoon from n visit with her daughters
Mrs. Carl Blackman, and family In Den
lsOn. n fli.5 "a
Miss, Birdie Metcalf came down from
Denison Sunday where she had been
visiting her folks, to spend few days
at the J. r. Griffin home before return.
ing to Omaha to resume her study of
music. s. ~! Is tt5ate4J IT. Il,
Mrs. Jesse Coburn, and two children
were down from Denisoni and spent sew
eral days last week at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Carbaugh.
Monday evening at the Triangle
Amusement theater "Anne of Green
Cables" featuring Mary Miles Minter.
was put on under the auspices Of the
library association. The picture was
an exceptionally good one and was very
much enjoyed by all who saw it.
John Fromfelter, Sr. has resigend as
school bus driver on route No. Z and
Lee Clothes has been secured to take
his place.
A freak pig at the Eugene Crandall
place on the hill has created much
curiosity the past week. The animal
having four ears and eight legs. 1t
lived only short time, but has been
preserved in alcohol.
We are informed that w. r. Sharp
who has been residing with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. e. Aleman, for some time
has rented the small residence of Mrs.
Eva Babee where he will make his
home hereafter.
Mrs. Robert Johnson and baby were
in Denison Monday where they visited