The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-24

! preached by Rev. Miller at the Methc
. dist church Sunday evening.
! It is reported that Mrs. Tom Elwel
. is very i'll and it is hoped that she vii
recover very soon.
Mrs. w. c. White and Miss Ellie
Palmer left Tuesday morning for Mel
rill, Iowa, where they were sent a
delegates to Pythian Sister CONVEX
ton. They expect to return Wednes
day s.
w. S. Moore returned Thursday eve
ming from a three weeks trip in Mon
tana and other points in the west
Rev. Geo. H. Mitchell was called Il
!, Charter Oak Sunday noon to fill tn
pulpit of the Presbyterian church there
Sunday evening. He returned Monda,
morning.
i Mrs. McEwen, of Woodbine. came
Sunday for an extended visit with he
j daughter, Mrs. Il. c. Jackson, an(
family.
Il Mrs. Will Doherty left last Monda,
flor Vail, where she was called by thu
death of little Irene McEvoy.
Mrs. John A. Mcmahon, of Aspn
wall. spent Wednesday in Manila OF
business.
Glenn Sexton and sisters, Grace ant
Ida. spent the week end at the A. }
Mcmahon home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gallagher ant
daughter, Rita. of Vail, spent Friday
evening at the T. A. Hickey home.
Mrs John Uselding. of Aspinwall
spent several days last week with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Grief.
| Frank Hook, of Anita. spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs James
Hook.
Miss Myrtle McMahon closed a sue
Cessful term of school in Hayes town
ship last Friday.
Misses Lucy and Irene Mcmahon
spent the week end at home from their
school duties at Vail.
Misses Nellie and Gladys WEIGH and
brother, Claude, of Buck Grove, spent
Friday at the J. j. Perion home.
| Joe and Jack Carey, Of Portsmouth
spent Friday and Saturday in Manila
Miss Nellie Mccartney, Of Denison.
spent Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Knott
Miss Grace Dorm. of Coon Rapids.
spent Saturday with Miss Mae Carey
Miss Bertha .Bornosky. of Coon RAD
lids, visited over the week end at the
August Weber home, a guest OF Mae
Olson.
Mrs. Rose Jackson has moved to
Sioux City. She rented her house fur
nished to Mr.. and Mrs 0. Croft.
George Natzel of Omaha. visited
Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. M. Natzel
The high school baseball team and
girls basket ball team went to Deli
ance Friday afternoon. The Manila
baseball team were victorious over the
Defiance team, but the girls. after Il
hard fought battle, gave the victory to
Defiance.
j. b. Schmidt, Ed Theobald. Clayton
Baker and James McCracken went to
Defiance Friday. where they witnessed
the ball games there that afternoon.
Miss Ellen McNertney. of Buck
Grove, visited Sunday at the A. A.
Hickey home.
Thomas Collins and John Johnson
spent Sunday with relatives Of the for
mer in Omaha.
Mrs. Lydia Moore and two sons, AL
len and Dean. left Thursday morning
for Mitchell. S. d.. where Mrs. Moore
will help care for the sick child OF her
sister, Mrs. Leo Disburg.
Mrs. Carl Bomstead was taken to
Iowa City Thursday evening, where
she will enter the sanitarium, and 1t
is hoped she will gain relief from her
present condition Of tuberculosis. She
I, In hand bnr
father and Mrs. Will Bliven
G. M. krogh was in Defiance Thurs,
day on business.
Miss Nellie Gardner returned Thurs
day evening from the hospital at Oma'
ha. where she had undergone an oPer'
alton for appendicitis. Her father, w
A. Gardner, and sister. Mrs. B. r. Cap.
ron. accompanied her.
Miss Jessie Westbrook. Of Defiance
visited here with Mrs. F. A. Jackson
THURSDAY
Miss Airline Shipman came Sunday
evening from Silver City for short
visit with her brother, Fl. Shipman
and family.
Jay Earlwine, of Sioux City, visited
here Sunday.
r. G.. Wickersham, of Defiance, Wis
tied here between trains Monday.
Mrs. Will Bliven. Prince Bliven and
c. Bomstead returned Saturday eve
ming from Iowa City. They report nc
Improvement in Mrs. BOmsteads con
dition.
]. " Canadian. who has been max
Ii ing his home here for the past three
months with his son, j. f., and family