The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-11-03

Twill bring it and those who ore not
bring needle, thimble and scissors as
there will be plenty of work for all.
/ Mrs A. H. Harper and Mrs. o. J
Judd returned Saturday afternoon from
Des Moines, where they We're sent as
delegates to the grand chapter of the
Eastern Star.
Alb Rigsbyt came UP from Missouri
Valley to spend the week end at home
Elmer Riddle and family were among
the Denison visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Horn, Of Web
ster City, visited. at the Adolph Honz
! home over Sunday.
Mrs Joe Kepford and Mrs. Ed Dor.
sey. of Arion, were I'm Dow City Satur'
As Ed Hunt twas comihE Town
from his home Friday mor1iHa3 iving
a rather, spirited team, q. Fdfd car
crashed into the rear Of the wagon. The
but he did not lose the lines. The
horses ran and We're caught at the
wagon shop by Mark Pearsall, who wit
messed the accident. Something very
peculiar about the affair, Ed did not
know what had happened and Mark
did not know whose team he had stop.
ped until things had. adjusted them.
SELVES. l1OWcSCIp NWAth piohSh WeA6
on reach and pole straps, Ed considers
himself quite fortunate. The Ford was
quite badly damaged, but after paying
the damage, it and the driver went on
their way rejoicing.
Guild Rudd and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of a son, who arrived
Thursday morning.
here on business Saturday afternoon.
The Misses Martha and Ruth Lueck
were Denison visitors Saturday and
while there attended the study center,
Their brother, Henry, accompanied
them to the city.
Harry Black and son were over from
Gallands Grove Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Keairnes return
ed home Saturday from Westfield, at
which place they had spent several
days visiting at the home of a brother.
A. E. Alleman began carrying mail
on. route one the first of November. Art
Randel had been carrying on this route
for the past year.
Helen and Bernice Jackson went to
Logan Saturday to visit overs Sunday
at the home Of their aunt, Mrs. Wesley
Keairnes. <. II 4t %
Lloyd Keairnes spent Saturday night.
with his friend, Guy Argotsinger. north
Senator Kenyon. and Major Haynes
spoke in the opera house Friday eve.
ming. A large crowd gathered to hear
them. ~
Mrs. Romanan Holcomb entertained
the members Of the G. H. club and
few invited guests Saturday. afternoon
at her home southwest of town. Sever
al ladies went out from town and all
report a most enjoyable time with so
cial chat and fancy work. A very
tempting lunch closed the pleasures
of the afternoon.
No little excitement was caused on
Thursday morning when the coal at the
school house was found to be burning
in the fuel room underground. School
was dismissed at noon on account. Of
the escaping gas being unbearable.
Shovelers were put to work at once
and the ash elevator Was also used as
a means of getting the coal removed
to make 1t possible to get to the place
where it was on fire. 3 About 100 tons
were removed There was no school
Friday and it was not until Saturday
morning that the fire was extinguished.
There was a loss of IS tons of coal, but
the school board carried insurance So
it is not total loss
The Ladies' Aid Of the J.. d. s.
church met at the home of Mrs. Mark
Pearsall on Thursday afternoon. The
time was spent in tieing c0mforters.
The society will not take in any more
work OF this kind until after their ba-
zaar which will be held together with
the social circle on Saturday, DeQM.
Der 18th. At this time there will be
on sale aprons, handkerchiefs and nu-
merous articles of fancy work and al.
so popcorn, candy, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Campbell are the
parents Of 10h pound son, born to
them on Thursday, October 28th.
Mrs. Nettie Smith returned Wednes.
day from short stay at her home at
Lamont. She has resumed her duties
at the Capital cafe.
Mrs. Emma Breen was substitute
teacher for her sister. Ruth Lueck, ov-
er near Manila, while the latter was
taking examinations in Denison last
Thursday and Friday.
Miss Martha Lueck was in Denison
Friday taking teachers examinations.
Mrs. Mary Smith,, of Portland, Ore.
who is visiting at the George Langley
home, went to Defiison recently to Wis.
it Mrs. Carl.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Pearsall returned
Tuesday from visit at the j. H. Pear |
sail home in Nebraska City. ,'.
Pete Hallowell and daughter. Jane.
Wednesday. from visit with
relatives at Lincoln, Neb.
Dorothy Pagan was absent from
school last week on account, of an at.
tack of bronchitis.
Mrc Cana sCra ndalI received n letter