The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-06

noon, Wlcll tlc nc" olhCclo iOl lHC gil
suing year were installed into office a.
follows: Oracle, Mrs. Mary Butter
worth; Vice Oracle, Mrs. Maude Pear
sail; Recorder, Mrs. Thena Il. Fritz
Receiver, Mrs. Bessie Binnall; Chan
cellOr, Mrs. Emma Bolton; Marshal
Mrs. Lillian Swasey.
Tom Ahart shipped two cars o.
sheen to the South Omaha market OF
Tuesday. ~ aiI"
| Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lazerus anG
Miss Stella Riddle autoed to Dunlap
Sunday.
Balbina Potter and Maxine Seemanr
are out of school ON account OF sick
ness. lct.a
Misses Coda and Genevieve Dow
were shopping in Dunlap Monday.
| Fred jackson drove up from Shelby
county Sunday to bring his two
daughters here, leaving them with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Jack
son while the mother goes to indie
pendence, Mo. for an operation fol
appendicitis. Mrs. Jackson's many
friends here trust she may come
through Cue OIuedl safety.
Louie Rubin, of Salt Lake City
came last week to visit at the home
of his sister, Mrs. Herman Lazerus
Mr.. Rubin is auditor in the freight
department of one Of the railroads
there.
Miss Elsie Randel returned last
week from visit with her friend, Mrs,
Jack Williams, at Woodbine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Swatman and
daughter Edith, spent New Years at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Tom Swatman near. Dunlap.
The Lehi Clothier family moved ov,
err from Galland's Grove last week and
are living in the Leonard ButterWorth
house, near the old mill.
Russell, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Young, has been sick for
several days past.
Mrs. Tom Clark and three children
arrived New Years eve from California
for an extended visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Rudd and other
relatives. 10
Miss Clara Bartel came down from
Denison Friday to spend few days
with her sister, Miss Frieda.
Edgar Jackson, Of Omaha, visited
here between trains Saturday. He
was on his way from Denison to his
home in Omaha.
George Igou was business visitor
in Denison Saturday.
Mrs. Glenn Wilson and Miss Bertha
McElwain, both of Moorhead. and
Miss Pearl McElwain, of kenwood,
were guests two or three days last
week at the home OF their cousin,
Mrs. Tom Mccullough.
Miss Coda Sierrett arrived last
week from Washington Springs, S. d.
for months visit with relatives. She
is stopping at the Fred Thompson
home at present.
Miss Mary Lawson is over from Cas-
tana visiting at the Fred Nelson home
ON Dane Ridge. -,
w. Z. Fishel went Saturday after.
noon to Belle, PLANE on business
mission, returning Monday.
I Uncle Chan Holcomb came up from
Woodbine Thursday for a visit with
relatives and to spend New Years. He
went to Dunlap the first of the week
to visit at the home OF his son, Dray-
ton Holcomb.
Misses Lena Burkhofer, Florence
Stepanek and Vera Paul departed
Monday on their return trip to Des
Moines where they are attending col
lege. They had delightful vacation
visit with their parents and friends
They expect to stop at Ames for a
day with friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Best and little
folks have retufHed from Orchard,
Nebr. where they visited with Mrs.
Best's parents.
| Miss Sybil Woodruff was an over
Sunday visitor here with relatives
while on her way from her home in
Omaha to Mt. Vernon, where she is a
student in Cornell College.
| Mrs. John Hargens and daughter
Mrs. Howard Pegg, have returned to
their homes at Mondamin after a
weeks visit here and at Denison. The
Hargens family will move in the
spring to Windoni, Mimi. where they
twill make their home.
| Little Aileen and Ruth Turnlund
have been down from Arion the past
week visiting their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. p Turnlund.
j. 7. Goldsworthy is able to be
around again following weeks ill.
ness.
Albert Birkhofer was in Charter
Oak last week buying horses.
Mrs. Olivette Carr and son, Vernon
who have been visiting at the w. f.
Dow home, departed Thursday. Mrs
Carr returns to Omaha and Vernon
goes to Champagne, Ill. to resume his
studies at the University OF Illinois.
Mrs. Daniel Reagon arrived Satur
day from What Cheer to visit her faith
er, Mr.. Edmund Howarth and other
relatives.
Mrs. j. N. Bell was in Denison Sat
urday.
Mrs. Earl Trip, of Arion, visited
her cousin, Mrs. Arch Wight, Saturday
Walter Swatman began carrying
the mali on rural route No. last Sat
urday, the first time since he was hurt
in the auto accident on his route about
a month ago. His back is still lame
as the result of being thrown from
his buggy at that time.
Mrs. Pryor Mackey was here from
Glidden last week visiting her sister
Mrs. Roger w. Paul. Her little grand
daughter from Carroll accompanied
her. They returned home Monday.
| w. B. Mcdonald went to Denison
Friday for days visit at the Claude
Mcdonald home.
| Mrs. Chris Suhr returned Monday