The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-15

S followed, and an excellent lunch we
S served and much enjoyed.
}. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. U. Wise and Mr.:
:. w. A. Seemann and daughter Maxim
spent the day Sunday in Denison a
:. the Jake SchwartZenbach home.
Ed Baber was Deloit visitor SUI
# day.
). Mr. and Mrs. e. e. Newklrk enio,
cd visit last Friday from their oil
[. friend, II. II. Rust, of Arcadia.
e Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Banyard wer
: called on last Saturday morning t
n part with their five months old baby
}. Elmer Eugene The little one ha
t been sick a week. but loving hand
and medical skill could not keep tn
e little body and soul together, and
S passed away at a. m. on March It'll
). The funeral services were heidi II til
M. e. church Sunday morning at
, o'clock, Rev. A. b. Adams conduct
!. ing the last sad rites, and the littl'
form was tenderly laid to rest in thu
!. local cemetery We extend our hear
felt sympathy to the bercaved parents
5 in the loss of their babe.
, Mr.. and Mrs Frank HOwarth ant
| M lSS Lulu I1ONdlti oltSh"Su u ihuoA
. Gale given under the auspices OF thu
Fortnightly Club at Dunlap on Monda,
evening. Mrs Howarth appeared OF
, tho program.
Mrs G.. M. Brake went to Logan
Tuesday to visit her daughter, Mrs
L. e. Mcbride.
4 Kate Clinton, of Buck Grove, is
caring for Arch Lairds children a
present while Mrs. Laird is GONZALES
cling from an operation for appendi
citis.
Ben Wingrove, of Denison, visited
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Munsey
Saturday.
| e. f.. Newkirk was business Wis
itor at Charter Oak last Wednesday
DR.. l.. M: Coon, of Denison. made
a professional call here Thursday.
Charley Bybee spent Sunday in Den.
isOn with friends.
p. J. Hallowell went to Fort Dodge
last Thursday to visit his daughters,
Miss Jane Hallowell and Mrs. j. G.
Rule.
Albert Birkhofer shipped car of
horses to the Omaha market Mon.
Gay night.
S. A. Dow was Logan visitor Sat
urday.
Mrs. T.. NJ Adamson. Of Dunlap,
Sundayed here at the parental Char
ley Kechner home
Uncle Billy Cook expects to go to
Omaha again this week for a visit
with his son Herman and wife.
Miss Freda Bartel spent the day
Thursday with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. William Bartel,i in Denison.
Arch Laird and children returned
home Monday from Denison, where
they spent several days with Mrs.
Laird, who recently underwent an Op-
Grafton. We understand the latter is
doing so nicely that she will soon be
taken to the home OF relatives to stay
until she is able to make the trip
home.
Mrs. Harry Jones and son are max.
ing farewell visit to the c. O. Mil
Ter family before leaving for their flu
ture home in Denver.
Mrs. Oliver Lee Furne has severed
her connections with the telephone
office at this place, the vacancy be-
ing filled by the promotion of Miss
Josephine Munsey from the place of
night operator. Miss Grace Edwards
now fills the latter place. Miss Min
ME Vollerson will begin relief work
about March 18th. The change was
made last Sunday.
Mrs. A. H. Harper was Denison
visitor Monday.
Mary Brundige is reported to be
suffering from pneumonia.
D,,lo ~ nj
Bluffs, spent the past week with the
Rule families here. Mr.. Rule is conva
lescing from recent operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Galland enjoyed
a visit last Thursday from Sarah Jane
Miller, of Nebraska City. They were
former neighbors and greatly enjoy
ed their visit together.
Mrs. 0. f. Brace, of Woodbine, spent
Saturday here with her friend, Mrs.
Hugh ButterwOrth.
Mrs. ]. II. Graul went to Omaha
Saturday morning to spend the day
with her daughter Mrs. Julia Mix
Miss Ora ButterwOrth was a Logan
visitor Saturday between trains.
Mrs. Matte Holmes the nurse, has
completed her work here and returned
to her home in Dcnison.
Miss Anna Bell fell the latter part
of the week and fractured a bone in
her right wrist. as well as straining
her muscles.
Joe Pearsall and John Omeara re-
turned last Saturday from business
trip to Nebraska.
Mr.. Goss, the tombstone man of
Denison, was q business caller here
Friday.
Miss Eva Roy was in Dunlap Satur-
day.
The Triangle Amusement Co.. has
made d change of films at the picture
show They have heretofore used the
Universal Films, but are this week
changing to the Mutual Films. This
assures the picture seeing publ, a
new set of actors, new set of scenes
and newer. better, more up to date
pictures. The same nights as for,
rnerly: Wednesdays, Fridays and Sat,
urdays, will be used, with Friday the
feature night. The public will await
anxiously an introduction to the ne"
actors on the programs.
Mrs. Sears McHenry, OF Denison
and Mrs. John Frampton, of Boone