The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-07-14

of broken glass, badly injuring his right
foot. The arteries in the toes were
penetrated in such a manner that it
was feared at first that an amputation
would be necessary. The lad was
brought to town Immediately after the
accident and taken to a physiclans Of
flee where the. member was attended
to, The attending physician reports
the loss of about one pint of blood from
the injury, With proper care present
indications point to favorable healing
but at the best the lad will not be able
to use the foot for two or three weeks.
The Willing Workers of the Baptist
Sunday school and their teacher, Miss
Florence Miller, enjoyed picnic spread
good things. were provided for the oc-
CASTOR and the girls spent jolly time
together. Miss Muriel Suthers of Ced-,
ar RAPIDS, and Miss Alfredo Meyer, OF
Laramie, Wyo., We're out of town
guests.
Mrs. r. w. Tech was visiting with
relatives in Denison Friday.
Thos. Mitchell and his grandchildren,
Frank and Irene Riley, went to Lake
View Sunday for a days outing. Mr..
Mitchell and Irene went on from there
to Lake City for a visit at the home of
his son, Ed Mitchell. ~"
Art s. Randel and son, Fred, J. w.
Cramer and sons, Wesley and Arden,
and Asa Ettleman enjoyed a fishing
trip to divers lake Sunday.
Mrs. Jake Burwell was over from
Manila last week visiting at the pa
rental, Jake Reeser, home.
John Schonwald and his sister-in-law.
Mrs. Schonwald. of Sioux City, and
Miss Mollie Saltzman, of Council Bluffs.
came Friday evening to spend the week
end with Philip SaltZman and Henry
Karlson. The former returned Sunday,
taking Carl and Albert, the sons Of
Philip Saltzman, with him, they having
! been here for visit
Robert Ahart came up from Council
Bluffs Sunday and is visiting at the
| .Julius Ahart home and with other rel
atives. The lad is caring for an IN.
! iured' hand which he sustained by fall
| ing on the pavement there. 1t will be
remembered that his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ahart, moved from here
to the Bluffs last spring.
| Carl Laubscher was in Omaha one
] day last week to consult the physicians
| in regard to the condition of his health
which continues very poorly since his
operation several months ago. His
friends are very sorry indeed over his
unfayorable showing and all hope TO
soon learn of a more encouraging re-
port.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Schneckloth, OF
Denison, and Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. SPOTS,
wood, of West Side, were Sabbath
guests at the e. V. Goddard home.
| Philip Saltzman went to Sioux City
one day the past week, expecting to
drive his car back, but was obliged tc
| return by rail on account OF the mud
| dy roads.
The Jake Reeser family motored over
! to Manila Sunday, where they visited
at the home of their daughter, Mrs
Jake Burwell.
A. L. Jackson and wife were in Wood
bine Sunday, where they attended the
I funeral of the little Derry child, lac
of some four years of age, who was
accidentally killed by an automobile
driven by his father.
Gordon Baker, Altha and Helen era
mer and Robert Pagan have been hay
| ing q siege with the mumps the pas,
| week.
| Claude Hunt has had a new tractor
and thresher shipped in during the
week and is busily engaged in making
preparations for the opening of the
threshing season.
| Dr.. Floyd Sharp. and wife were ovel
| from Ute Sunday spending, the day witt
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Brinten Sharl
and with her parents, Clair Butter
! worth ard wife.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Randel and chill
were up from Dunlap Sunday and Wis
i tied at the parental, Art s. Randel
home.