The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-06-28
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4 Mrs. w. e. Jenkins returned from
Council Bluffs Thursday after 8
weeks visit with Mrs. Harry Hunting
ton. ~ %
Miss Josephine Munsey spent sever
al days in Harlan last week attending
the Baptist convention, returning OF
Thursday. @a,: so tHIsoH gP& npGof
Benson Smith was up from Wood
bine Thursday looking after his farm
interests east OF town. >.'''" 7"H
Claire Rudd and wife, of Omaha, arr
staying with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
]. F.. Rudd They will be here for some
time as Mr.. Rudd> has secured work
here. a J
e Mrs. John Carey is enjoying visit
from her mother, Mrs. A. DIETRICH, Of
Lake View.
Halsey Odell, OF Omaha, stopped of
here Wednesday on his way homo
from Chicago for visit with his brotl.
er, Frank Odell, and family.
Garland Scott is the proud possessol
of q new Ford purchased at our loca
garage. 49,. it,. s..4
After a pleasant ten DAYS visit al
the J. Fl. Pearsall home at Nebraska
City, Mrs J.. H. Young and children
returned home last Wednesday. Miss
Helen Pearsall accompanied he!' and
will visit her many young friends here
Arch Laird and family returned from
Omaha Wednesday.
Mrs. M. "A. Rigsby and daughter
Mrs. Olive Boham, were shopping ia
Denison Thursday. EaIs5.t s2ys,..sss %.
Mrs. Sarah Kuykendall is visiting
relatives in Dunlap. iJ.Afgss'~t s5is
John Edwards has purchased an
Overland car which he and his wife
are enjoying very much.
James Bsber and wife spent Sunday
with the latter's parents in Dunlap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Odell autoeh to
Irwin last Wednesday. Mrs. Nolner
who has been their guest. remained
there. ~
Joe Stepanek is improving his ten
ant house by a new coat OF paint.
Mrs. Frank Howorth, together with
her house guests, Miss nellie Beatty, OF
Omaha. and Miss Marie Daily, of Dun
lar. took dinner at the Henry bell
home last Wednesday and one OF the
good things for dinner was fried
chicken. t5r
After a couple of months sojourn at
Carroll, Miss Vera Williamson has re-
E turned to her home here.
Misses Florence and Gunhild Young
dahl. OF Lake City, have been the house
guests of their friend, Josephine Nun
sey. sH'
Fred Colby and wife attended church
services in Dunlap and spent the re-
mainder of the day at the Ed Mesen'
brink home Sunday. ,st
Sam Brasel and family were Denison
visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Anna DOser,t also Mrs. EnOs
Cross and son, Vernon, departed Sat
nrday morning for Carroll, Neb., to
visit their relatives. They will return
Tuesday. i' . j efL.gf1 r.,
viii Seemann spent Saturday ana
Sunday here with his wife ana dausi
tei tts&
MI. and Mrs. Frank Odell and MI.
and Mrs. Will Fishel motored to Den
isOn Saturday evening.
Isaac Howorth. of penison. was seen
on our streets Friday.
Howard Alexander was up from Dun
Jap Thursday for few hours visit al
the Henry Roy home. VERNE Alexan'
der, who has been visiting here, re-
turned home with his father.
Mrs. Charley Bell was on the SICK
list several days Of last week.
r. +. Baber was in Dunlap on Fri.
dov last = A-A
Gilbert Rudd was an Omaha visitor
several days last week.
Elmer Riddle was q Denison caller
Friday.
Mrs. Lloyd Wells and daughter. Cleo
of Denison, were over Sunday VISITORS
a. the parental, John Cramer, home.
4 Mrs Nellie Jenkins and children. OF
Woodbine, were up Friday and Satur
day. being called here by the serious
illness OF. her father, Chan HolcomD:
& Chas. Bybee was visiting at the home
ri his mother. Mrs. John Edwards, ST.
Saturday. &sS a3,
Fred Coleman was in. Omaha great
er part OF last week. ri!
MRS. Bert VIM entertained the J
p II club last Saturday afternoon. The
ladies enjoyed agdelightful social time
and all did justice y to- the spiehdlo
three course lunch served by the most
ess.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Griffin. together
with Mr.. and Mrs. Aug Mesenbrlnk
spent Sunday at the home OF MI. anu
Mrs. Dave Barrett at Denison
Fred X. Colby visited the dentist IN
Dunlap Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Mamie Mulvihill was up from
Omaha for. an over Sunday visit at the
parental, Henry Bell, home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Jackson were
Dunlap visitors Thursday, 49,. t.,,,s, ~.
Dave Bremser. Hugh Butterworth
Bob Houston and Signor Tolomeo were
in Charter Oak on business Wednes
day. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Winn and Mr. an
Mrs. William Hulburd spent Sunday IN
Woodbine.
Alex. Rubin was county seat WISH
or the first Of the week. i.
The stand rights for the fourth were
auctioned of on tile street Wednes
day evening, John Howorth acting az
auctioneer. The first. second and
third stands were sold to Dave Brem'
ser and Andrew Jackson. Roy Hatch
the lunch stand, Dock Gibson the cheek
stand and a Mr.. Burro the novelty
stand. 1T II r!srg-,st Sea- 4,..S& ., 300. 8
Misses Estella and Vesta Riddle
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