The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-08
Denison Review. Wednesday. March s, 1916

! out first class sheet for small town
and we are glad to see him receive
! such encouragement in his chosen
(. work as the association gave him.
i Miss Ruth Glassburner completed
her winter term at the Brasel schoo
last Friday and has gone to Woodbine
to be with her parents. She does moi
, contemplate returning here to teacl
4 again.
! d. E. Bremser and c. L. Rudd were
lin Denison Monday on a business mis-
sion.
i Rev. Prestley, Of Arion, was Dow
City caller Monday afternoon.
| Burdette and Ruth Wingrove came
down from Denison Saturday to visit
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Munsey.
NJ. j. Breen journeyed to Omaha on
Monday.
Miss Stella Riddle and Mrs. Charley
Bell were in Dunlap Sunday visiting
Miss Marie Riddle.
Miss Baessler, the nurse, returned
on Monday to Sioux City, Miss Lille
Gibson accompanying her as far as
Arion
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ter, Virgine Mcbride, visited Mr. and
Mrs. l.. e. Mcbride in Logan Sunday
Mrs. S. S. Rice came down from Den
ison Monday to spend few days with
| her son Myron Rice, on Pretty
Prairie.
Mrs. Frank Howorth and Miss Lulu
Howorth visited at the Bailey home in
Dunlap Sunday.
Mrs. Chris Vollersen and Mrs. VIM.
Divine accompanied Mrs. Nelson
Divine to Omaha Monday, where she
had an operation performed on one OF
! her eyes.
Henry Lick returned Saturday eve
ming from two months visit with his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Kremien at Ashton, Idaho. He reports
having had dandy time while in the
west. His uncle accompanied him
home and will visit couple OF weeks
with relatives here.
Sam Trip purchased a Ford auto at
the local agency last week.
Miss Minnie Vollerson is learning
the telephone work here under the
able direction of Mrs. Ollie Furne and
will enter the work as relief girl on
March 18th, taking the place Of Miss
Grace Edwards, who is advanced to
night operator. Miss Vollerson is
steady, reliable young lady and the
patrons can be assured as good serv.
ice as she is able to give.
Mrs. John Weller gave dance last
Saturday night in honor of her daugh
ter, Olga, who was recently married.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Rule moved
their household goods in from the
Willow last week and stored them
here. They expect to move to farm
in Wisconsin as soon as they can have
their buildings erected.
Miss Cora Tillett returned the last
recently underwent an operation on
her nose and throat. She is said to
be doing nicely, a fact her numerous
friends will be pleased to note.
Bear in mind the school election the
second Monday in this month, for the
purpose of electing two directors to
succeed f. z. Newkirk and H. B. John
son, and a treasurer to succeed w. f..
Fishel. The election will be held at
the school house from / to p. m.
Mrs. Vic Keehner was in Dunlap
Tuesday having dental work done.
Percy Brown, of Denison, was re-
newing acquaintance here last Fri.
day.
Fred Coleman made trip to Omaha
Monday.
L. L. Mcbride was up from Logan
a couple of days last, week helping
ship his household goods to Logan.
Howorth Brothers shipped five loads
of cattle Monday night to the Chicago
market. John Howorth and Fred Ran
del accompanied the shipment.
Miss Violet Starkey returned last
Wednesday from her visit with friends
at Omaha.
Miss Eva Roy was in Dunlap Satur-
day having dental work done
Word reaches us that Sid Green
who was on trial at Phoenix, Ariz., for
offenses as stated in previous articles,
was given an indeterminate sentence
pf from two to five years in the state
penitentiary.
Harvey Hanrick has accepted a po-
sition in the elevator with H. e..
Scott and took up his duties Monday.
Harvey is a dependable young man
and will give his employer good serv-
ice
Ellsworth Downs, who has been Wis
iting at the home Of his sister, Mrs.
Mott McHenry, went to DenisOn Mon
day to visit another sister, Mrs. Isaac
Howorth. He expects to finish his Wis
it there and leave for his home at Ov-
erton, Neb., on Monday.
Miss Wave Cross, who teaches in
Shelby county, was home to spend the
week end with her mother.
Jay Field was a Woodbine visitor
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Skunk have
gone to Sioux City, where they expect
to take up their residence.
Mrs. l.. E. Poitevin and daughter
Lois, visited Wednesday and Thursday
in Woodbine at the home OF her broth
err, w. II. Virgins.
Mrs. Frank Howarth was in Denison
Saturday attending a suffrage tea.
Olaf and Hans Hansen, of Soldier,
visited with their sister, Mrs. John
Weber, recently.
Harry Sharp moved over from Ute
the first OF the week and will work for
Fred Pearsall the coming season.
We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Sharp, and
trust they may find life among us both
profitable and pleasant.
Arthur Banyard's baby is reported
to be quite sick.