The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-10

stay in Dow City.
j Curtis Stephens was 'taken Ill Friday
/, night at the G. A. Barker home AM
was in serious condition during the
day Saturday, but we are very glad t
:. state that he is now able to- be about.
Miss Berenice Judd went down tc
Omaha Saturday where she enjoyed ar
over Sunday visit with relatives.
q Robert Leytham has moved from the
i former koenekamp place west OF toWr
onto a farm near Dunlap.
! We are requested to announce thai
the Royal Neighbors on the evening Of
March Goth will observe the twentieth
ANNIVERSARY Of the organization and will
4 serve their dinner later in the evening
following the program, instead of at the
opening of the evening.
A Mr.. Altsaus arrived lastweek from
Switzerland and has hired out to Fred
Laubscher on the farm for the coming
season He was on the water twenty
one days coming over.
i Morris Griffin had a narrow escape
one day last week. While driving home
| in his car he in some manner last con
1 troll of the machine and missed the
bridge near the j. Fl. Young farm. The
car jumped ditch which was eight feet
deep and when landing on the other
side it completely overturned. The top
/
as other parts. Morris was very for
tunate in escaping without as much as
/ a scratch. The car was left there over
night and when he went to get it home
! the next morning about 10 o'clock he
discovered that the chains had been
stolen from the wheels. Nevertheless
he is congratulating himself that the
laccident was no worse. II
Mrs. E. f. Pagan was a Dunlap visit
i Or lMOn1avt between trains .t355 Ea+S51
Roy Rnndef was in town Monday
| from Dunlap visiting at the parental,
Arst s. Randel, home. I.
| Mrs. J.5,Ff Potter returned Monday
from several days visit with her sis.
| ter at Scranton. "a
1.-the Herman Lazevls family enjoyed
an over Sunday visit from her father,
! Mr.. Reuben, who was here from Omaha.
Mrs Reuben and sons, Alex and Louis,
have gone to California, where the boys
are conducting a store and Mr.. Reuben
expects to join them In the near flu.
ture. isss
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Clark celebrated
their third wedding anniversary Sun
day by inviting his parents and broth
or, Mr.. and Mrs. David Clark and son,
David. and also his sister, Mrs. John
Keairnes, husband and. two children. at
dinner with them. The occasion was
greatly appreciated by all present.
Mrs. Milo Kelly came down from Den.
ison Monday afternoon to spend few
days with her sister, Mrs. Zeph Fien-
hold.
August Mesenbrink was here from
Denison and spent Sunday night at the
j. r. Griffin home with his three chill
dren who are staying here while the
family are getting settled in their new
location near Charter Oak.
Rudolph Switzer, residing north of
town, had the misfortune to lose five
valuable horses which were killed by
train Sunday.
Pearl wore was an arrival Sunday
from Pomona, Calf. for q short visit
at the home OF his brothers II. "A. Wore,
and with other relatives and friends and
former acquairtances. The family Just
recently moved from Texas to Cali.
fornia ~
Mrs. Nick Oil celebrated her birth:
day anniversary Sunday by entertain.
ing her home folks. the Fred Christian
sen family. and number of Othertrel-
atives and friends. among whom was
Miss Pauline Plough; of Mitchell, S. d.
An elegant dinner was Of course the
prominent feature and the day as a
whole was one '0fsimucif pleasure i,'s
"a. L.fiJnckson was an Omaha busi-
ness visitor Monday. Y la t.'tiesls 5f4.,
The youngest child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
ITIlCSl lNu1llIIlcTiel rs DIS DSlIlS
quite sick and under the care Of q
physician. All hope the little one will
make a rapid recovery.
Ray Field arrived the first Of the week
with his household goods from Turin
and the family are, now getting settled
on the Phil Cronin place. His wife and
three children came aacOuple of weeks
ago and have been staying at the Jay
Field home.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary so,
ciety, which was to have met Wednes-
day afternoon at the D. E. Bremser
home, was postponed until the following
Saturday afternoon, at which time the
meeting was held at the Frank Glass
burner home. Mrs. Earl Morrison had
charge of the lesson which was made
up of study of the countries of Tur-
key, Arabia Syria and several others.
Much interest was derived therefrOm
and all present considered the after
noon as one having been well spent.
Word comes from Mr.. and Mrs. Tim
Cr0nin at Eureka Springs, Ark. con-
veying the good news that the latter is
being greatly benefited by the treat
ments she is, receiving and hopes are
entertained for her complete recovery.
All are very glad indeed to learn of this
favora BILE report. 81 ~ ~ 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Christensen were
Denison visitors Monday.
Mrs. Floyd Gary was down from Den
ison Monday and was a pleasant visitor
at the Thos. Mccullough home.
Mrs. Catherine Henry, who has been
seriously i'll for some time, is still re-
ported in avery poor condition, a fact
her friends will note with much regret.
Mrs. G.. W jordan passed away Mon
day afternoon at her home following a
prolonged illness, during which she suf-
fered intensely and death came as
great blessing. At this writing no ar
rangements for the funeral have been
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