The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-19

congratulations to the groom. The
couple are to make their home in Oma.
ha where they have gone to housekeep.
| ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Ahart entertained
her mother and brother, Mrs. McCabe
| Of the week. They came here Sunday
from Omaha, where they had been Wis.
iting another daughter, Mrs. Harry Nc.
| Queen, and family. Mrs. McCabe re-
turned to Omaha Monday, having re.
ceived word that Mrs. Mcqueen was
to enter a hospital to undergo an opera
ton. Little Jack Mcqueen is also ill
suffering with case of measles. The
family lived in Dow City few years
electrician at the local light plant. All
are very sorry indeed to learn of the
| illness Of Mrs. Mcqueen and little son
and trust they will soon recover. (,
Eldridge Killion and wife were up
from Dunlap Sunday visiting at the j.
| H. Ilillion and r. E. Aleman homes.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Crandall and
children motored to Defiance and spent
| Sunday at the home of her sister, Mrs.
James Mcbride, and family.
Miss Mae Killion was in Denison
Monday evening to attend a dance. Her
friend, Miss Irene Ratliff, of Dunlap,
accompanied her. @ @
! Monday evening about o'clock, Nor
| rine Allen, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. E. Allen, experienced quite an
accident. The child was out joy riding
on the pet pony belonging to Henry
Bonsall and the animal in some manner
became frightened by one Of the eve.
ming passenger trains and started to
run. striking a telephone pole near the
| e. G. Virgins place. In so doing the
riders right limb was forced against
| the pole in such manner as to badly
scrape the member from above the knee
| to the ankle. The pony then ran about
| two blocks south and when turning the
corner Of the George Binnall residence
lit was checked by Forrest Binnall. Nor
rine brayely chung to the pony all the
while until the frightened animal was
stopped, when she fell to the ground
from completes exhaustion. She was
taken into the Binnall home and ad.
ministered to and later was taken to
her home. Although no bones were
broken in the limb it was very badly
bruised.
| Mrs. Leo Schwabb returned to her
home in Dunlap the first of the week,
| having spent a week at the parental,
~. N. Bell, home while, recuperating
! from her recent illness.
Lefty Powers and wife went down
| to Omaha Monday, where they are
spending the week with friends.
| F.. C. Buss suffered quite a loss the
past week when the stallion which he
owned died as result of pneumonia
and other complications.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brinten Sharp have re-
turned from q weeks visit with their
daughters, Mrs. Chas. Vassar and Mrs
w. B. Sterrett. at Anthem.
| WILDER Berry accompanied Zeph Fien
hold to Flint, Mich, Wednesday to
l. - Tn.,sx Il. a Ma
ter's garage here.
Mrs. Clyde Haskins came up from Lo-
gan Monday for a visit at the parental,
Jake Reeser, home. The Haskins fam
| lily just recently moved from Arion to
! Logan where he is engaged in the bar
Der business,
| Miss Frances Hunkler came over
| from Manila Saturday and remained
over Sunday, a guest at the G. M.
Brake home. gIr8
Mrs Ralph Mckee went to Storm
Lake Monday to close up some of the
business affairs connected with the
restaurant that her husband conducted
there some time ago. She returned
| Tuesday.
DIR. Stewart, of Ute, was profes.
sional business caller in Dow City one
| day last week.
Floyd Rigsby and Miss Lillian Don
/
| in Woodbine. Fl
e. r. Butterworth is having fine
garage erected on the lot he purchased
near the residence property of his par
ents, Elder and Mrs. Chas. Butter
worth. some time ago.
w. e. Fishel and wife were in Oma-
ha the early part Of last week. where
she visited relatives while he attended
| a bankers convention He reports a
| fine meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Binnall were in
Denison Monday where they attended
the funeral of the little three year old
child OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Cramer
L. z. Mcbride and wife were up from
| Logan Sunday at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Brake.
Their daughter, Virgine, returned with
them, having spent the greater part of
the week there.
Mrs. +. G.. Virgins is able to be
about again after being confined to the
| home a couple of weeks with an at
/ tack Of plurisy.
Andrew Rule came over from Harlan
Friday to spend few days with the
Rule family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dillenburger
returned to their home in Vail Monday
evening, after an over Sunday visit
here with her people.
Mrs, William Divine is reported as
being quite poorly with, rheumatism
and other complications, fact her
friends will note with much regret.
W. H. Rule and wife nejoyed the
Sabbath day at the home of their SON
inlaw and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Les.
ter Cue, near Dunlap.
A.. A. Alexander, who is training his
race horses in Sioux City, was home
over Sunday.
The second ball game of the season
took place Sunday on the local grounds
when our team played the DeVolt
C. J.. Goodenow spent the latter
part of the week on business trip
In Nebraska.
Mrs. Hodgedon returned to her home
in Cherokee the first of last week.
Mrs. Floyd Sherwood came down
from Schaller to stay with her mother,
Mrs. A. kaufman. Mrs. Aka North
rup also came from Chicago on Mon
day for visit at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kullman and son
were down from Cherokee over Sun
day and Arthur Kullman was also
down the first of the week.
Mrs. Hans fischer entertained a
number of friends last Thursday after