The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-09-16


Lloyd Carbaugh. the second son of
Mrs. Alex Carbaugh, who has been in
quarantine at Denison for smallpox,
has been released and was able to at
tend the fair at Arion.
Our ball team made date with the
West Side boys to meet for game at
the Arion fair Saturday afternoon,
but they failed to appear and sent no
| word. 1t thus seems obvious that they
| preferred not to meet our nine.
Miss Iva Larson, of Deloit has been
visiting her friends. the Misses Will
| hanson, for several days, returning
home Monday.
Mrs. John Edwards, Sr. went to
Denson Sunday to spend a few days
with the families of her children, Mrs.
Dave McAllister and Asa Bybee.
Mrs. Link Goddard came down from
| TT. Dodge Friday, returning home on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Tech were in
Dcnison Monday. They accompanied
their daughter. Matte. and made ar
| engagements for her to attend the Ger
| man school.
Mrs. Dr. Satterlee, of Los Angeles,
and Mrs. M. B. Bailey, OF Dunlap, Wis.
tied Monday at the Howorth home.
Miss Elizabeth Ahart has returned
! to her work at Omaha after a months
visit here with her sister, Mrs. Nelson
Butler.
Jim Tranter. of Armour, s. d.. was
in town Monday shaking hands with
old friends.
Mrs. Ed Ahart and Miss Elsie Ran
del were Dunlap visitors Monday.
Miss Pauline Fischer, OF Virginia,
H.. is a pleasant guest of Miss Irmn
Chamberlain.
Miss FlOSsie Eeeser came over from
Manila last week to visit her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Reeser, and to at
tend the fair at Arion.
Mrs. Belle Chambers, of Council
Bluffs. and daughter, Mrs. Grace Cope
land and the latter's daughter came
last week for visit with numerous
relatives. Mrs. Copeland returned to
her home Sunday. but her mother viii
remain for longer visit.
MI and Mrs. George Talcott, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Me-
Henry. autoed to Atlantic last week
to attend the NJ. e. conference, which
q Mr.. Adams is slated for appoint
ment as minister to this charge. Also
that ]. l.. Boyd, former minister at
this place, is appointed to Denison.
Mr.. Adams is not known here, but
his coming is looked forward to with
pleasure. Many friends of the Boyd
family are rejoiced to know that he
is to be located so near us.
George Huntington was Denison
visitor Monday.
Fate decreed that Mott Mcaenry
and Leslie Poitevin should both have
the 18th of September for a birthday,
and each year they celebrate the
event together. Last Sunday Mrs.
Poitevin prepared the birthday dinner
and although the day was so rainy
the McHenry family, including Grand
ma McHenry, made the trip to the
Poitevin home, where they enjoyed
dinner of huge dimensions. and spent
the day visiting. and they tell us that
they were well repaid for their ef-
forts. Each family is glad that the
birthdays were arranged so nicely.
Mrs. Dave Rogers and Mrs. l.. h.
Wright, both of Dunlap, were calling
on Miss Healy and the Randel family
Saturday.
Word from |. A. Anderson, who is at
Duluth, Mimi, is that his hay fever
and asthma have left him and that he
is feeling fine. This is good news, ill.,
deed. to his family and friends.
Mrs. Anna Doser was in Denison
Monday shopping and visiting rela-
tives.
Mrs. A. A. barnes, of Pierre, S. d.,
| is a pleasant guest at the Buss and
Wore homes. She came here from FIT.
Dodge and after concluding her visit
here will go to Ute for further visit
before going home.
Little Ruth Fishel, of DenisOn, is
staying at the home OF her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Fishel, while
her mother is sick.
Jim Riddle has returned from
I WAYNE, Neb, where he has been
working at the carpenter trade this
| summe..
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Graul went to
Omaha Sunday to visit their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Mix
They returned Monday evening. Mr.
Bakken, night operator at Dunlap
looked after the railway office here
during Mr. Graul's absence.
| Mrs. Julia Beck and daughter,
] Amanda. arrived the first of the week
from Denver. Miss Amanda will re-
main here for time, but Mrs. Beck
| will probably return to Denver at an
early date.
Mrs. Fred Rule is here from Fort
Dodge for Il visit with the Rule fam
lilies.
Wilbur Thomas departed the first
of the week for Grinnell, where he
will attend the college the coming
year.
Mrs. Joseph Stephen went to At
lantic Friday to attend the Methodist
conference.
Paul Ballingee arrived Friday from
Crawford, Neb., to visit his grand
mother, Mrs. E. J. Ballingee, and 9th
err relatives. He departed Saturday
for home. He is deputy postmaster
at Crawford and came as delegate 10
Omaha to attend a postal clerks con-
yention and embraced the opportunity
to make a brief visit to his relatives.
Mrs. Henry Roy visited relatives IN
DenisOn Saturday.
Miss Lillian Stepanek expects to