The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-20

> young people returned to town in the
: dusk of the evening having enjoyed
one of the finest Of times.
Mrs. Nels Nelson is suffering with
a badly injured knee. the result Of
having fallen over a pile of bricks at
her home about two weeks ago. The
injury has not been healing as favor
ably as was hoped for which is
thought to be an infection developing.
Mrs. Nelson is spending few days
in town this week at the home Of her
husbands parents, Mr.. and Mis-. Fred
Nelson in order to have daily care
from the attending physician.
Miss Mary Riddle came up from
|Omaha Saturday for an over Sunday
visit at the parental. Link Riddle
home.
Il. d. Butts and wife were in Wood
bine Sunday spending the day at the
home of their nephew, Frank Butter
worth.
Rev. G. A. Barker went to Hudson
Saturday where he remained over Sun.
day and conducted preaching services
at the Baptist church there. George
both morning and evening at the local
Baptist church Sunday in the absence
of Rev. Barker. His visit to the
church was greatly enjoyed and the
audience was well pleased with his
addresses. Mr.. Lass is engaged in the
photography business at Dcnison.
Miss Agnes Goddard was a Dassen-
ger to Denison Friday for Il visit with
friends, returning Saturday.
| The w. II. Buss family accompanied
by Misses Margaret Ryan and Ella
Flynn. were in. Dunlap Sunday where
they attended church services.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.. Butterworth and
Jens Hansen and family Of Gallands
Grove, and their daughter and sister.
Mrs. Chas. Derry and husband, OF
| Logan, on the Sabbath.
We have been asked to make the
request through these columns that
those wishing to donate jars of fruit
to the Deaconess hospital and the hos.
tons to the basement of the Metho.
dist church by Monday of the coming
week. October 25th. There is still one
barrel of empty jars left and any wish
ing to exchange for their own jars
which they may have filled may secure
them at the basement.
Mrs. George Gress took her infant
daughter. Anna Mae. to Woodbine
Friday morning to consult doctor in
regard to it's physical condition. which
has not been UP to par. She return.
cd Saturday evening. leaving the baby
with her mother. Mrs. Will Wiley. to
undergo a series of medical treat
Word was received Monday morning
to the effect that the little one is i'm
proving.
Miss Clara Weiss went to Denison
Friday evening to spend the week end
at her parental home.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Goddard and Mrs. E. Fl.
Swasey were among those from here |
in attendance at the Eastern Star
meeting at Denison Tuesday evening.
Eugene Crandall left Friday for keo- |
kuk where he is attending conVen' !
ton Of the I. o. o. ID. and the En-
campment Grand lodges. convention
of the Rebekah order. also being IN
session there this week. James Pear. |
sail left Monday to join Mr.. Crandal1 |
WALTER GEORGE KAISER.
Dear little hands, we miss them so!
All through the day. wherever we go
All through the night, how lonely 1t
seems,
For no little hands wake us out of our
dreams.
We miss them all through the weary
hours,
We miss them as others miss sunshine
and flowers.
Daytime or nighttime. wherever we go
Dear little hands. we miss them so!
The lines above tell in few words
the sad experience of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Kaiser in the loss Of their on.
" child. Walter George. who passed
away Saturday morning. October IT.,
having spent but six months and few
days with those who loved him as on
ly parents can come to love an limo.
cent little babe. fresh from the hand
been ailing for about one week, the
serious nature of its condition not be-
ing realized until Saturday morning
when it passed away very suddenly.
pneumonia being given as the cause
of the little ones death. The babe
died at Charter Oak at the home OF
Mrs. Kaiser's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Chris. Brink. to which place she had
taken it the previous day. The re-
mains were brought to the home in
this vicinity. where the funeral ser
vice was held Sunday afternoon at
two o'clock. conducted by Rev. wal
ter c. Plank of the local Methodist
church. The little form was then ten
lerly laid away in the Willow GENE
terv. We unite with the many friends
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kaiser in extending
Fred Colby and wife motored down
10 Omaha Saturday morning.. where
hey visited until Sunday evening. the
former also having dental work done ,
while in the city. |,
Mrs. Minnie Blackman was VS. {
tor in Denison Friday. IL
Misses Virginia and Marjorie Long.
lean Mulvihill and Orinella Judd were
IN Denison Saturday where they help
ed little Clinton Rowe celebrate his ;
birthday. A jolly time is reported.
w. V. Butler OF Pierson was a cal
er in town the latter part OF the s
week. II
Mrs. Ida G.. Talcott and son. Edgar.
we're among the county seat visitors
Ii
The Ladies Aid society of the Bap. ,
list church are planning on holding a
sale of fancy work, aprons. etc. in the I
meat market on Tuesday, ,,
November the second election day. a s
variety of cooked foods will also be Of ,
tered in this connection. The patron ,