The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-31

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; Miss Elsie Randel has returned fro
: a four months sOjOurn in Chicago, :
: which place she was under the cal
of specialist. She is much improve
! in health, fact that many friend
will rejoice to learn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Thompson an
the latter's mother, Mrs. Boone, all {
, Woodbine. autoed up from that plac
Wednesday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Gle
Delta The Thompsons returned HON
that same day, but Mrs. Boone stage
until Sunday. They drove up agai
Sunday and took her home.
Mrs G. V. Jordan was taken sudde1
ly and seriously i'll last Wednesday an
a nurse was secured from Omaha t
help care for her. We are pleased t
report her as being somewhat bette
at this writing. We trust she ma
soon be much better.
| Seven auto loads of Odd Fellows an
lRebekahs drove over to Charter Gal
last Wednesday evening to visit tn
Hodge members at that place. Ate
the lodge session ice cream and cak'
were served, after which several talk
were given, which were enjoyed. These
social visits are productive of mucl
harmony and good fellowship. Gu
people declare they were royalty en-
tertained.
w. E. Fishel was in Harlan las
Wednesday attending the George vii
son land case before the county court
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Odell and chill
dren and Glen Coleman returned or
Monday noon from an over Sunday
visit at Lake View. They brough,
home some dandy pike and croppies
which they caught while there.
The WOman's Foreign Missionary so
ciety will hold their regular meeting
next Wednesday with Mrs. Joe Hal
lowell Lunch will be served after the
lesson.
CIVILIAN West, of Viola, Wis., arrived
last week for visit with his relatives
the f. E. NeWkirk and w. B. McDon
aid families. He left Monday morning
for Lincoln and other Nebraska points
after which he will return here for a
more extended visit
Elder Charles Z. Butterworth con
Quoted preaching services at Deloit
last Sunday, returning home Monday
DR.. ]. F. Potter and o. j. Judd de.
parted Thursday for Chicago, where
they attended meeting of physicians
and other employees of the Illinois Cen.
trail Railroad company. Carl Hansen
is ably filling Mr.. Judd's place as agent
during his absence.
Tom Gardner former resident
hut of
a couple of days here last week visit,
ing relatives and former friends.
Uncle Johnny Rudd was quite under
the weather again last week, but is
better now.
Misses Lola and Nellie Fishel and
F. o. Reynolds attended the class play
at Denison last Friday evening.
George Brake, w. G. Rolls, w. w.
Jordan, Charley Smith and Pete Deth,
lefsen made up party who autOed to
Lake View Sunday On fishing expedi
ton. Wonderful stories of their sue
cess reached home while they were
gone, but they weren't to be compared
to what they related on their return.
Miss Lisle Goldsworthy arrived at
home Saturday from Manning, where
she has spent the past year teaching
in the public school. We are not in.
formed as to whether she will return
there for next years work.
Uncle Dan Howorth came up from
Dunlap Thursday to visit his brother,
Edmund Howorth, returning home on
Friday.
A. A. Fishel and wife autoed to Den.
ison Friday to visit relatives.
Word comes to us that Frank Ban.
yard, who went to Chicago recently to
take up study at a Moody institute
along evangelstic lines. Is nicely To-
Gated and enjoying his work immense.