The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-06-21

land John Furne families. This was
sort of farewell dinner before the de
parture of John Furne's family. They
> expect to leave Tuesday for an over
land trip in their Ford to the>west and
plan to stay three months.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lazerus en-
ltertained Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gilinsky
land son. of WOodbine, at Sunday din
liner.
! Mrs. w. T.. Dow and Mrs. Hank
Scott were shopping in Omaha Mon
|day. a.,
/ A number from here went to Dun
lap Sunday to witness the ball game
between Charter Oak and Dunlap. The
score was 4 to 5 in Dunlap's favor.
Born to. Earl Brake and wife, OF
Dunlap, on June 18th, son. ..s
Miss Lena Battey, of Council Bluffs.
is visiting at the home Of Mrs. Lessie
Howarth. She expects to remain a
week -. ss l.. 'pr.t .,.5
Mrs Dave Bremser, together with
Mrs. Harvey Hamrick and Mae Hous'
ton autoed to Denison last Friday.
Thos. Mccullough and wife. Harvey
Hamrick and wife, drove to Dunlap
Sunday to witness the ball game.
| M. J. Breen and wife autoed to Vail
Sunday evening and called on the for
mer's sister, Mrs. kral.
Elder C. E. Buttcrworth has return
ed to Harlan, Neb.
| Miss Lyle Goldsworthy returned
from Omaha Sunday evening. she
was at the Mercy hospital. where she
underwent an operation for, removal
of adenoids and tonsils. She was very
much benefited by the operation.
Mrs, S. P. Parker returned to Shen'
lnandoah after a pleasant visit with
her sister, Mrs. Ed SWasey. ...-.
John Cramer and family were IN
Denison Sunday spending the day with
Lloyd Wells and wife.
Rev. Daniel Reagan and wife, who
were visiting at the Edmund Howarth
home have left. for Chicago, where
Mr.. Reagan will take a theological
course and his wife will take q course
in Domestic Science. ,.,6., .,.,.
Several families here in Dow City
went to the big park and had pic
mic one day last week. All report q
fine time. !.
| A new cement crossing was put in
last week in the east part OF town
near the residence of Mrs. Anna Wheel
right which is indeed an added i'm.
IprOvement.
The Walker Co., show gave a vau.
|deville here last Wednesday after.
noon and also after the picture show.
These cOlorcd people need no intro
duction here as they we're here twice
before and we'll liked by all who heard
them l-t'
Arch Laird and family went to Q.
maha Saturday for a visit.
Messrs., Henry and Sears Nelson
passed through here Saturday Ihey
now, live at Newman Grove, Neb.
They formerly conducted a harness
shop here and have many friends vino
are Interested in their welfare.
Rev. A. b. Adams and wife are en-.
Pertaining Mrs. J. NJ. Grove, Of Nal.
J.. B. Glassburner and family. Of
Wood,line, drove up Thursday and
spent the day with Eldridge Bryan
and family, s, ,..s,,,s
Word 'ias recently been received
here BY relatives from Alvin ludd,
of I,ulsea, Okla, that while two of
his grandchildren were playing with
q loaded gun, the weapon was acci'
IDENTIFY discharged by one, killing the
other child.
Leslie Logsdon arrived here last
Wednesday and will spend the summer
at the Fred Glassburner home.
Ed johnson and wife and daughter,
Winifred were in Council Bluffs Sat.
urday. MIR Johnson returned Sunday
but Mrs. johnson and daughter will
remain for longer visit.
Mrs. #. Z. Allan is enjoying visit
from her mother, Mrs. NJ. A. r. TEN
pleman. who resides at Grand JUNO
ton. Colo.
Miss Nellie Beatty, of Omaha, and
Miss Marie Daily came Tuesday to
visit their friend, Mrs. r. G. Howarth.
Rev. II. A. Essex left for New Hart.
ford and will bring his family here
in few weeks. He will occupy the
house recently vacated by John o.
Meara. We welcome them, to our
midst. ssr, ,t
Miss Franklin. the trained nurse
who was taking care Of the Coleman
family, left for her home In Omaha
Thursday, T,, fgy% ..;.Y..,. !.
Mrs. W. NJ Diner, OF Peoria, Ills, is.
visiting at the Odell home. ..af..
John Murphy .Sundayed with friends s
here. str,g
The road, gang that has been work!
ing north and west OF town has fin
ished grading and has left for other
parts. IL -.
Mr.. M. N. Scott. Of the Willow. was
here Monday. He was looking after
his farm interests near Buck Grove.
Geo. c. Rule came down from Role
Sunday and spent the day with his
family here. He is demonstrating
tractor at Rolfe.
Mrs. Will Rule visited her son Ray
and wife in Willow township several
days the past week.
Mrs M. d. Bailey and Marie Daily
we're up from Dunlap Sunday evening
to attend the Children's day program
that was given at the Baptist church
Sunday evening.
Mr.. r. E. Allan left Sunday eve
ming for Iowa City to attend con-
.vention to be held at that place. re
will probably be gone a week
Frank Binnall has a carload Of cat
tie which he will feed during the. sum,
tmer, months. ,rtt u, 3y.5s.
DR., F. N. Rowe left Monday evening
for Chicago to take a post graduate
course for month. DR.. Vernon Tall