The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-17

4 fact, as far as her audience can see, the
character she is depicting. The occas-
ion was attended by a good sized audi.
ence.
DIR. c. J. Turner came down from
Denison Sunday and was a guest at the
! o. o. Collins home. His wife, who had
been visiting here the greater part Of
| the week, returned to Denison with him
that evening.
J. L. Butterworth was in Denison
Sunday, where he conducted preaching
services at the L. D. S. church.
Harold Fienhold and wife were pas.
sengers to Denison Saturday. where
they visited at the home Of his aunt.
Mrs. Milo Kelly, returning Sunday at.
ternoon. ~
"A. A!!oBirkhofer was in schleswig on
Friday for the purpose Of purchasing
several head of horses, but was obliged
to return without making the purchase,
the roads being in such bad condition
the party was unable to bring them to
town. Il 5s 81 NM vi H. Il # ~ 35, p
We have been informed that John
Edwards, Jr., who has been occupying
the small residence of David Walters
In the west part of town, is selling his
household goods and has decided to To-
cate in Denison, where he has accepted
employment.
has been closed the past week, which
is causing much Inconvenience to peo
pie who in order to get to town are
compelled to make the trip in a round.
about way. The bridge just across the
1. c. tracks north of town, with several
others. has been condemned. The wet
and muddy condition of the roads re-
Gently has been the means of putting
the bridges out of commission.
Next Monday nipbt at the ;-rTria frlas
Amusement theater Mary Miles Minterr
will be seen in "Anne of Green Gables."a
This picture will be for the benefit of
the library and comes very highly rec
commended
j. w. stepanes ann Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Fienhold werS business visitors
in Omaha MOnday.i4$ {$ttrs I'M n
Tha annual chicken bic supper under
the auspices. of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society, which had been am
nounced for last Friday evening in the
basementsM the Methodist, church, Was
p0stp0ne854n account OF the roads. 81
::segs e, Rpsls has gone on ii two weeks'sl
xtrttSl stoss Colorado, having accompanies
,i naNs 9csston there on his returnztri
440si3s6Si. in Dow City! Mr.. Rolls is
max King this trip for the purpose of look.
Ing up a location. thinking that a
change of climate would be beneficial
to his bronchial trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred jackson returned
Friday evening from a visit with their
relatives at Moorhead. They had been
called there by the death of his sister, |
Mrs. Sarah Wilson.
Z r. E.. Lusk was in Logan and spent |
Sunday afternoon with his wife who is !
there assisting her sister, Mrs. l.. E. |
Mcbride. The latter is suffering with |
quite a severe case of neuralgia.
Fl. A. Shaw and wife were passengers
to Carroll Saturday, where they enjoy
ed an over Sunday visit with friends.
Mr.. Shaw is the new baker here.
Ed Hunt was transacting business in I
Woodbine Saturday
Mrs. Walter Mesenbrink was pas
senger from Denison Saturday for a
visit at the parental, r. w. Teck. home,
returning home Sunday afternoon. /,
!. sLittle, Helen sKnmmefs the Youngest
child of Mr.. and Mrs ERNEST Ktmfief
who has been seriously ill for several
weeks, is reported to bes improving. 4
ais lmt& galuablst Noises sa sfhys l lat /
wasA, 1.-THE s;animali u lsoma iAnnSr.lt
caught it's head in the seed binder cut.
ting an artery back Of the ear. For
t besa ffpssd t9st M hay wgn
Mss.i 4! " " reck va Vas Il III Thurs
day recej wing medical treatments. afsi3I
Mr.. andsMrs. John ON are entertain.
ing a new baby daughter born to them
March 18th. g An fcohtsrrnedE
Mi a8h Bea alfsss Ksily 81 Woodablne,
was q pleasant week sendzguestpoh l1er4s
sister: Mrs, john HoustoH miss Kelly1
attends school in Dunlap +
Qharley Buss substituted forshiss cous.E
IN. Louis Buss, as Hack driver on his
school route several days last week. the
after being at Harlan in attendance at
he basket ball tournament.
Miss Ruby Baber was in Denison on
Tuesday to attend the telephone oper.
itors' school of instruction which was