The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-01-14
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The Jordan Musical Entertainers
played to a full house on Saturday
evening. The entertainment was FIRST
class and enjoyed from the opening
number to the close. This was the
last number of our Lecture Course
success. Much credit is due the sec.
rotary, Mr.. Ladwig, who believes in
advertising.
John Eggers arrived from Rochester,
MINI, Sunday evening. He brings
good news Of Mrs. Eggers, who under
went an operation last week for the
remOval of large gOiter She stood
the operation fine and is on the road
to a speedy recovery. Her many
G. p. will be held at the church
each Sunday evening. The topic for
Sunday, January 10 will be 'My Fa-
orite Song" leader Miss NJ. A. Size,
everybody welcome.
Ivan, the one and one half year old
son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Boyles, was
the victim Of painful accident on
Wednesday evening, when he fell back
wards from a chair into china cabi.
net. A sharp piece of the shattered
glass penetrated the lower lid, inf1ict.
ing an ugly cash which necessitated
three stitches to be taken. Although
the wound is quite serious the attend
ing physician advises that unless some
unforeseen complication sets in the little
man will be ali right in week or So.
Miss Mabel Kelly, of Denison,. WIS.,
tied Miss Hird in A. H. Nichols home
Sunday afternoon on her way home
from Manila.
1 Mrs. E. p. Wade visited her parents
in Missouri Valley Thursday.
Mrs. Clyde Haskins was Manila
visitor on Friday.
Wayne Reynolds was passenger
to Buck Grove Friday evening.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur David.
son on January 10 a baby boy. As
Mrs. Geo. Reynolds, daughter and
son Marjorie and Kenneth, were week
end visitors in Manila.
y. Allen Mildred PETER and Leon
Kepford are reported on the sick list
this week. \, & N
Mrs. N. F. stilson visited her sister,
Mrs. Thos Lehan, in Dunlap Wednes.
Mr.. George Reynolds transacted bus
mess in Dunlap Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary q. Butler returned from
a pleasant visit Of several days with
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Mari and
family near KenwoOd.
Chas. Butler and bride arrived home
after a short wedding trip and are
cozily settled in their home south Of
town.
Warren Roberts has bought the G.
Haskins barber shop and pool hall,
possession to be taken at once. MI
Haskins is undecided where to locate.
The family will remain here until
spring.
On Monday evening Mrs. Mary
Snhr entertained a number of friends
in honor Of her son, Freds birthday.
Pit and somerset furnished the amuse-
ment for the evening. The hostess
served a delicious luncheon at the close
of the evening.
Mrs. G.. N. Rose and son Lyle were
week end visitors in the parental, G.
Henry home near Dow City. Mrs.
Henry who is some 80 years of age
is not as well as we would like to have
her. She suffered much from .sto-
mach and bronical trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, Of Dunlap, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Turner, Of Dow City,
were guests of Mrs. Lillian Stephen
son on Sunday.
Robert Fishel, of Dow City was TAX
ing the census here Friday. He in
forms US he has but a month in which
to complete the work in Dow City,
Union township and Arion, so he
does not waste much time visiting.
Arthur Carpenter was over from
Moorhead with load Of brooms this
week. He was a guest in the C..
Staller home while here.
Our electric light plant has not full
ly recovered from the coal shortage
as yet, but we hope before long to
be able to throw more light on the
subject.
DIR. Mahin, Of Dow City, was a
professional caller in town Friday.
The high school teachers and pupils
enjoyed themselves at a skating party
"Wednesday evening. They report the
ice in pretty slick condition. That re-