The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-06-30
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James Jordan returned Tucsda.
get an auto.
Mrs. Leo Slagg and babe arrived
last week from Raub, n. d., for al
extended visit with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs e. r! Emery, and other rcla
| tivcs and Iricnds.
Misses ellen Palmer, Alma Ivey
and Lucille Miller and Thos. Hayes
Jr. and Clifford Thcobald went tC
Council Bluffs Tuesday morning as
delegates to the Epworth League con
vcntion, which was in session the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Barber, of Ro
chellc, H., visited here the past week
at the homes of ]. =. Barber, Il. e.
Dyson and j. W. Calvin.
Miss unicc Anthony left Tuesday
morning for Adaza for IL visit with her
sister,
G. A. Rcss purchased a new Studc'
baker Four from +. G.. Campbell the
latter part Of the week.
Hugh Dougllerty has taken posses
sion Of the livery barn again, the Nc
Mahon brothers having given up their
lease.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Suffer left last
Monday for Sioux City, where the lat
ter entered St. Johns hospital to un-
dergo an operation for appendicitis.
1t is hoped that she will return home
soon and III good health.
Miss Nina Sykes left Wednesday
for visit in Harlan with her aunt
and uncle.
Mrs. George Stoker, who has been
ailng for several weeks, was taken
to the NJ. t. hospital in Omaha last
"Wednesday noon, whore she under
went an operation Thursday Latest
reports are that she is doing nicely,
which is encouraging to the family
and many friends.
Frank A. Brown, WHO attended the
bankers convention at Davenport, re-
turned home Thursday.
DR.. w. b. Liggett and family visited
the<past week at Marcus, Iowa.
Mesdames George Disburs, John
visitors Tuesday.
Miss Lorene Jackson, who has been
visiting the PAST month at Emmett, N.
D., returned home Friday morning.
Several auto loads went to Denison
Friday night to he present at Il big
Masonic meeting held there. Il. Bar.
Der, Rev. a. NJ. Mcintosh, Glen Jor
dan, Perry Cruise, Alfred Calvin and
DR.. l.. S. Coin were among those in
the cars.
Clas Smith, Of iowa City, visited at
the home Of DR.. l.. S. Coin Monday.
Mrs. John Saunders was an Omaha
visitor Monday.
A. W. Callahan transacted business
in Avoca Thursday.
Will Jain and family. Henry jain,
and RutI; and Wilbur jain drove to
Lake View "Wednesday for an all days
fishing trip.
Next Sunday being July 4th, Il spe-
cial patriotic service will be held in
the evening at the Presbyterian
church. All are invited to attend.
Mrs. Geo. Hird returned Saturday
morning from business trip to Vail.
Mrs. Ras Rasmussen was an Oma-
ha visitor Wednesday and Thursday
of last week.
Rev. II. Wendt held services in the
Lutheran church in Charter Oak Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. A. BCckman came home from
the hospital in Council Bluffs Saturday
night, where she has been for the past
two weeks.
Miss Berdinc Robinson returned on
Thursday morning from Defiance.
Will Anthony purchased new
Buick 81 Of VIM. Brockelsby the past
week.
On Tuesday afternoon Will Hoifeins
met with ;s~6kailtul accident when a
25 foot Telephone pole broke, knock
ing him down and falling Oh his foot,
crushing several bones. Ed McCaffcry
brought him home, where lie was civ
en- medical attention Immediately, hut
lie will he laid UP for several weeks.
VIM. Brockelsby attended the con
vcntion of Buick dealers at Lincoln,
Neb. last Thursday and Friday.
Mrs p T. Crabb and Mrs. Claus
Pepper were Omaha callers Thursday.
Mrs, Fl. j. Patterson was an Omaha
visitor Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt lyeya were over