The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-06-17

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Sunday. Their nephews, John and
Tom Mcmahon, came back with them
and spent the remainder of the day.
Byron Stephen returned Friday
from lndianola, where he had been
attending Simpson college the past
year.
Mrs. Bian Iseminger and children
went to Buck Grove Friday to spend a
few days with relatives. They expect
to go to Defiance for few days visit
before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Buss are rejoic-
ing over the advent of a daughter
whose arrival was dated Sunday, the
18th.
Mrs. Flora Hiatt and son, Kenneth,
returned Saturday morning to CHI
cago after very pleasant visit OF ten
days duration at the home of her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Charley
Smith.
Mrs. Stella Kuykendall returned on
Saturday from few weeks visit with
her daughter at Logan.
Ben Quathamer was over from Buck
Grove one day last week looking after
his residence property.
Miss Vera Paul returned Thursday
from Des MOines, where she has been
attending Des Moines college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Poitevin and
children were in Denison Friday pat
ronizng Photographer Ferguson.
Misses Mabel Cole and Mamie Pot
ter departed Sunday for Cedar Falls,
where they win attend summer school
at the State Teachers college. The
course of these young ladies is to be
commended In that they plan to equip
themselves with the best to be had
in the teachers profession.
Mrs. R. c. Roup and sons, Vincent
and Lyle, returned Monday to their
home in Ames after q very pleasant
ten days visit at the home OF her
mother, Mrs. Sarah f. Baber.
Herb Fishel and G. L. Caswell drove
down from Denison Sunday to take In
the Logan-D Dow City ball game.
ate of the Universal Chiropractic col
lege, having just completed post
graduate course, has again taken up
her practice at Woodbine and has
opened up a branch office at Dow City
at the residence of L. H. Goddard,
and will be here each Tuesday and
Friday afternoon and evening. Be
progressive and investigate this COM
paratively new sctence OF relieving the
cause Of all the arrangements OF the
human anatomy. Consultation and ex-
animation free. Courteous attention
Visitors always. welcome. Remember
the date. -,
Elias. r; OMeara and Mayor John
Howorth started Saturday morning on
a trip to Denvet..i
Mrs. Howard Brace visited between
trains In Dunlap Saturday.
Miss FSrne Johnson returned Satur-
day from BrogaH, near, which place
she has bsen teaching for the past
fourteen weeks, her School having
closed the day previous.
Earl Brazel. who was operated upon
last week Monday, is getting along
finely. and the nurse has returned to
Omaha. Everybody Is rejoicing to
know he IL getting along SO we'll and
will soon be able to be out again.
Mrs. Helen Thompson and two chill
dren, who have been visiting with her
parents, Dr., and Mrs. ]. F. Potter, for
the past six weeks, departed Sunday
for her home at Sheflsburg. Mrs
Thompson. made many friends while
here, who will be delighted to have
her come again.
Petsf Hiilebrandt was down from
Denisoh Saturday visiting relatives
and greeting old friends.
The W., F. M. S. will have charge OF
the services next Sunday morning al
the M. =. church. Mrs. Humphrey, Of
Carroll. will be present and give the
address. While Mrs. Humphrey is
not missionary, she is most ardent
worker In the missionary cause and
we are assured \ most interesting and
helpful address. She has given much
time to this line of work and comes to
us ably equipped to present 1t in its
most instructive form. The thank Of
fering will be taken at the close OF
the service. Everybody is extended
q cordial invitation to be present.
Jack Scott and George Brake went
to Council Bluffs last Tuesday, re.
turning in the evening with fine
new auto. Mrs. Brake carried the
mail on route three in Mr.. Brakes
place.
Mrs. Sarah Kuykendall moved last
week to Will Galland's, house in the
east part of tewn. recently vacated by
Mrs. Wood. This leaves the Reynolds
property vacant and we are informed
that the owner. Mr.. 'Quathamer, Of
Buck Grove. expects TO make several
Improvements thereon in the near fu'
ture.
Friends OF Miss Alfredo Gloe, who
formerly resided here, but now OF Dell
Rapids, s. D., will be pleased to learn
that she Is to be married this week
Wednesday to young man Of Dell
Rapids. Miss Gloe was, q very prom
inent member OF the younger set here
and has scores Of friends who will
wish her the very choicest of life's
blessings.
Mrs. Clyde Cochran and children
came Saturday from Omaha for a Wis,
it with her friend, Mrs. Charles
Smith.
Frank Mcbride was down from Dem
ison Sunday visiting friends and at.
tending the ball game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Munsey went ia
Lake View Thursday for an outing
They returned Saturday, their chill
dren. who were there, returning with
them. Miss Josephine was the star