The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-08

citis at the hospital in DenisOn, is re-
ported to be recovering nicely.
| Miss Maude Hover spent Sunday in
Denison with her folks.
Chas. Derry, of Woodbine, and Miss
Ora Butterworth, from Logan, spent
the Sabbath at the home of the latter's
sister, Mrs. Leslie Holcomb.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Glassburner, of
Woodbine, were in attendance at the
funeral of Coda Jordan Monday.
Mrs. Jake Burwell and Johnny Rees-
er, of Defiance visited their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Reeser, Sunday.
Mrs. George Keairnes and daughter,
Mary, and Mrs. Mary Harper, were
among those in attendance at the Re-
bekah doings in Denlson Monday.
James Scott, who is attending college
in Ames, was a week end visitor with
his folks. ,r,
Mrs. J. J. Houston and daughter,
Margaret, and sons. James and John,
went to Denison Sunday to see their
daughter and sister, Helen. who is in
hospital.
v. P. Sowles and daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Fenner, came over from Manila Fri.
day for visit at the E. H. Baber
home.
Mrs. Gittins came up from Council
Bluffs Saturday for visit with her
sister, Mrs. Sabina Cross. returning to
Council Bluffs Sunday Mrs. Cross &C.
companied her for a weeks visit.
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Anna Gunsoley,
of Lamont, arrived Monday for visit
with their father, Jas. Pearsall, and
other relatives.
Mrs. Jane Wood left Wednesday for
Creighton, Neb.. where she will spend
the winter with her children
Miss Helen Jackson was hostess to
the J. B. G.'s on Saturday, a goodly
number being present The afternoon
was spent in fancy work and social
chat and very enjoyable time was
the close was a pleasant feature.
ter, Ruby, and Mrs, o. A. Cooper
motored to Gallands Grove Sunday for
a visit at the home of the two ladies'
brother. Fred Baber, and also to get
acquainted with their new niece.
Miss Mable Cole came down from
Deloit for an over Sunday visit
J. J. Houston was visiting his daugh-
ter, Helen, at the hospital in Denison
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Christensen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Hoist Sundayed in
Charter Oak.
Miss Margaret Ryan spent Saturday
night at the home of Mrs. Will Buss
in the country. Sunday the two ladies'
went to Dunlap, where they attended
church.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buss and Mrs. L.
A. Wore went to Denison Monday eve.
ming to attend the convention of the
Rebekahs. ..........
The temperance program given in
the opera house Sunday evening by
the W G. r. U. and Young Crusaders
was largely attended and also was we'll
worth hearing. [!ps
Mrs. Mary BiXler and daughter, Lot
tie, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert McCord, of
Denison. were in attendance at the
funeral OF Coda Jordan Monday. 4
We are informed that Misses Lucin-
da McHenry. Erma Chamberlain and
kathlyn Luke, who are attending col
lege in 1ndianOla, have been chosen
by the glee club to travel as singers.
They will take a trip Christmas and
possibly will take a western trip next
summer Their many friends rejoice
with them.
Monday evening as Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred christensen were driving home
from town with their car they had the
misfortune to collide with the steamer
car of E. T. Malone from Charter Oak.
The accident occurred about mile
west Of town. On account of the dust
they were unable to see the other car
coming. Mrs. Christensen was brought
back to town unconscious and was TAX
en- to the Chris Vollersen home, where