The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-04-19
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Misses Mabel and Blanche Cole an.
Balbina Potter were among those whit
attended the teachers meeting in Den
ison Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Brasel and Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Ahart autoed to Dun
lap Saturday to attend the funera
of their old neighbor, Charley Tai
colt.
Mrs. M. Still arrived Wednesda,
from Carroll to visit her sister-in-lav
Mrs. Sophie Jenkins. aGj I'd
Misses Ellen and Lois Goddard wen
to Fort Dodge Tuesday evening. t
visit their brother, l.. H. Goddard, and
family. They returned Sunday after
noon. gS
Mrs. M. B. Bailey came up from
Dunlap Wednesday to visit her daugh
! ter. Mrs. Frank Howarth. and also at
tend the meeting of the Woman's
club.
Miss Bertha Bertram, from Washing
ton township has been pleasant
6ucSL lAc past "cch VI llCI lllCIu
Miss Minnie VOllersen.
Asa Ettleman moved in from Para
disc township last week and is Oc
cupying Mrs. Alex Baber's house.
DR.. Floyd Sharp arrived home Wed
nesday from Kansas City, where he
has recently graduated from the Kan
sas City medical college. He expects
to leave this week for Charter Oak
where he will practice his profession.
We wish him an abundance of sue.
cess. W.,
Mrs. Sarah 8. Wiley has been suffer
ing the past week from an attack of
erysipelas. We are pleased to know
that at this writing she is much i'm.
proved. Mrs. Still. of Carroll, spent
2 few days with her.
d. e. Bremser was q business Wis
itor In Omaha last Tuesday.
Chris Vollersen spent the major por.
ton of last week In Denison doing jury
duty.
T. +. Binnall sent shipment of hogs
to the Chicago markets Thursday.
. Mrs. Charley Keehner returned Wed
nesday from a visit with relatives at
WO0dbinc.
Word was received Saturday morn.
ing from Nebraska City. that John
O'Meara was Ill, and his brothers
Frank and Pete went that afternoon
to be with him. The latter returned
Sunday night, reporting him as being
improved.
Mrs. Tom Swatman came over from
MantenO Saturday to spend few days
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Turnland and
children were up from Council Bluffs
Sunday spending the day with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Turnland.
Mrs. Jack Williamson. and son Chaun
they spent the week end with their
relatives. the Matt Wells family.
j.! F.. Rudd and Billy Bell spent a
couple Of days last week In Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will PETIT returned
Sunday from their trip to Missouri,
where they visited relatives at Holden
and attended the L. D. s., conference
at Independence They report that
G. j. Hunt. formerly of Deloit, who
has been bishop in this district for
the past two years. has been given q
district In Missouri, We are not in
formed as to who will be In charge
Of the district In which the local church
is located.
Friends of Uncle Edmund Howarth
will regret to learn that he is failing
in health. ~
!. Frank Odell went to Omaha last
Tuesday, returning on Wednesday.
Mrs. Spray Malone, of Kenwood.
spent q day or two last week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Green.
H. "A. Deem. the monument man Of
Harlan, was looking after business
here . few days last week.
The Glen Dietz family moved their
household goods here from WO0dbine
last week. and are busy getting locat-
ed in one of Alex Bells residences.
We welcome them to our little town
and trust they may find life pleasant
among us.
Will DeVine shipped car and a
half Of hogs and two and half of
cattle Saturday night for the Chicago
market. go - ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Anderson and Mrs.
Chris Vollersen a,toed to Deniso,t
Saturday afternoon.
n. w. Houston sold three autoes
last week. Bert Vim, Floyd Sharp
and "A, P. Turnland being the pur;
chasers. This is fourteen cars that
Mr.. Houston has sold this pring. '.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thompson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Thompson went to
Dunlap Saturday to attend the fun
eral OF their cousin, Charley Talcott.
Mrs. n. G. luke was up from Wood
bine Friday looking after some bust
ness affairs and visiting friends.
George Rule and Henry Young were
Denis0n visitors Friday.
Miss Lola Fishel was hostess to
the NJ. W. NJ. club last Friday eve
ming. The ladies enjoyed splendid
time and all did justice to the lunch
served.
Mrs. c. u O'Meara enjoyed pleas
ant, visit from her cousin. Miss Nellie
Welsh. OF Buck Grove, on Saturday
afternoon ss ~ Wy
Mr.. Jack Scott spent the day Tues
day. In Omaha.
III. A. Andersen has begun his work
as travelling salesman for the Omaha
Chemical Co. and made his first trip
last week. His territory lies through
this part OF the country, extending