The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-11-17
lilies, and helping the former celebrate

lilies, -and helping the former celebrate
his birthday.
| Miss Leila Hunt saleslady in
the e. f. ButterwortH grocery and
bakery, has been spending the past
week in town at the M. A. Pearsal1
home, instead of making daily trips to
her home near Arion on account Of the
rough roads. She is also remaining in
town this week.
| Miss Lillian Christensen went up to
! Scheswig Sunday to spend several
weeks at the home Of her sister, Mrs
Otto Miller. and family. assisting them
during corn huskinS. ~, -.-.J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Colby attended
religious services at the Catholic
church in Dunlap Sunday,
Howard Stepanek has been quite Ill
for few days the past week, but at
this writing we are pleased to report
him as being greatly improved.
| Miss Mary riddle came from Omaha
Saturday for an over Sunday visit at
the parental, Link Riddle. home north
| of town. + .-.
Roger Cooper returned Sunday noon
from Dunlap, where he had been visit
ing relatives since the previous day.
Charles McHenry. of Denison, was
visiting friends in town Sunday.
Little Eleanor Buss has been absent
from school practically all of the past
week on account of illness, but is bet.
ter at present.
| Horace Thomas and the boys of his
Sunday school class royalty entertain
ed Mrs. Frank Glassburner and the
Pupils of her Sunday school class at
the John Ahart home Saturday eve.
ming. Games and contests of various
kinds were provided as a means OF
Amusement during the evening and a
gala time was enjoyed by all. An oys.
ter supper concluded the occasion.
| A change has been made In the time
schedule of the Northwestern line, TAX
ling effect Sunday. No. 6, local passen.
ger going east at 2:4O p. m, is now due
ger going west at 400 p. M. is now due
at 4:3O p. m. No. 5, local passenger
west at 6:36 a. M, will reach here at
l6:46 a. m. Several through trains have
also been put on this line in addition.
On Thursday evening of the past
week. while engaged in loading hogs,
preparatory to shipping to market, Or
| ris Ahart experienced a painful acct
dent. Our informant says that after
he had all loaded in the car but one he
struck his left arm on board while
| in the act of reaching for the hog to
| put it In the car To make matters
worse the animal then ran against his
arm in such manner as to badly mash
| it, by wedging the member between the
son Friday for an X-ray examination
Of the injury and the bone was found
to be fractured near the wrist. At
present he is carrying the arm in a
sling and his friends hope he will soon
regain its use again.
NJ B. Bailey and wife returned to
their home in Dunlap Monday, having
made an over Sunday visit at the home
of their daughter, Mrs. F.. c. Howorth,
and family.
J. H. Young, wife and two children
were in Denison and spent the Sab.
bath at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Bohm. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dillenburger
have been down from Vail several days
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dugan. who have been
here for some time while he is engaged
| in road work north of town, We're pas.
sengers to Omaha Saturday.
Pearl Wore went to Denison Monday
to serve on the jury.
Jay Langley and wife left Sunday
for Portland. Ore. accompanying his
aunt. Mrs. Mary Smith, on her return
to her home there. They are contem.
plating on taking up their residence at
that place. providing the location suits
them and Mr.. Langley finds employ
ment there. Mr.. and Mrs. Langley
came here several weeks ago from
Bassett, Neb., with the intention of
spending the winter with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Langley. but We're
obliged to- change their plans on &C.
count of the former being unable to
stand the climate here