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


i Texas. and Mrs. Marcus Jones ant
e daughters, of Denison, were the out o.
town guests.
3 Friends of Zeph Tienhold will Ii
grieved to learn that he is not doing
e so we'll. Mrs. Fienhold and Oscar
t Fienhold left Saturday. evening fol
!! Rochester to be at his. bedside.
Mrs J. P. Riddle and sister,, Mrs
,lLew Smith, all OF Creighton. came Fri
I day evening for a visit with. their
| mother Mrs. Jane Woods, and with
-. other relatives. 80. q5 #ss g.
Clair Rudd came up from Omaha
! for an over Sunday visit with his par
/ ents, John Rudl and wife. ..sf;.
;. Frank Odell and family mot0red to
Irwin Sunday to spend the day at the
: Roy Dunlap home. A- t@# -,a.G.f.
! Mrs. Gene Crandell, accompanied by
Miss Lulu Crandell, were in DenisOn
Saturday.
Mrs. Lem Lambert was taken to St
Joseph's hospital in Omaha Monday
L morning. She has been sick for. some
i time and also had a trained nurse
waiting on her, but it was thought by
taking her to hospital she could get
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ulcers of the stomach.
Mrs. Carl keehner was an over Sun.
day visitor in Denison.
Mrs. Fred Kremien and baby spent
several days last week visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Will Morri.
son, west of town. .. E
J. 3. Nichols, of Manning, was a
caller here Friday. ,,ag
Rev Priestfey and wife. of Arion
were shopping here, Saturday after.
noon. H. -4.t G"G
| A number, of our young people at.
tended a dance in KenwOOd Saturday
| evening, .,,.I.s.. ng5@5 ~, s.tSaS 4
| We have a photographer in town. a
Mr.. Dougherty. of Manila is located in
| the Vollersen building north of the
post Office. He expects to be here for
about ten days. a-.Esg.. Hs,
Fred Buss and son, Louis, Doc Glib.
son and Fred Colby left on Monday
for a fishing trip over on the Little
Sioux. They expect to tell some Dig
fish stories when they return.
DR.. Vernon Talcott, of Arion, was
in town Friday greeting his many
friends. 49,.
luCIC was d patty lCiu a. tuC nun
home out on the Willow Saturday ir
honor of one Of the girls birthday.
Pat Houston has purchased a Chal.
mers touring car.
Mrs. Will Buss is enjoying visit
from her sister, Mrs. p. f. Branakc
and sons, Argyle and Rolo. OF Aber-
deem, g., d. They expect to be here
for some time. LII
Mr.. viii Roy and wife, of Denison.
came down Sunday afternoon to spend
q few hours with his parents, Henry
Roy and wife. - DE-. ..,,,,,yfsy ,ss.,.,r.
Miss Mabel McCord has returned
to her home at Defiance after a visit
at the Arch Laird home.
Miss Mabel PETIT, who has been at
tending school in Denison came home
Saturday for the summer. VS.,
! Mrs. Hugh Butterworth and num-
Der of lady friends motored to Deni-
son Wednesday afternoon.
Frenk .Odell is the proud possessor
of new Chalmers car which he and
his family are enjoying very much.
Mrs. Hugh E. Butterworth accom-
panied by Mrs. Clair Butterworth and
daughter Mildred, were in Denisop
Friday. .,,l I.%,.
Art Wilson pitched ball for Earl
ing Sunday at that place. A number
of ball fans from here were over to
witness the game. The score was 2
to 3 in favor of Earling.
Mr.. Frank Birkhofer, of Morris,
Mimi, returned to his home Sunday
after a weeks visit with his brother
ys,I,n mud A1horf RirkhOfnr
AdOlph Ahart and family visited her
people near Buck Grove on Sunday.
last NV
Mrs. J. S. Wright. Of Red Oak. is
the guest of Mrs. Thomas Rae. The
lady's husband was formerly pastor
of the Methodist church at Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Pierce. Of Den
ison, were Sunday guests at the Frank
McHenry home. Mr.. Pierce returned
Sunday evening. but his wife stayed
over until Monday evening. rIi
Banker w. E. Fishel was In Dayen-
potr q large part of last week on BUSH
ness. He returned home on Friday
evening s,aGSu. H. i5s3ansag ,lsus"n
Clinton Rowe has been on the sick
list for several days past.
w. Il. Fishel and wife were Omaha
visitors on Sunday. I'll 41tN ...l
Mrs Hugh ButtcrwOrth was in Den.
ison Monday. ,... ...., ~ II 4
The Friday club gathered at the
home of Mrs. Clarence O'Meara last
Monday afternoon for farewell par.
ty before her departure for Nebras.
ka City, where she will take up her
residence. Their coming was a com.
plete surprise, but Mrs. O'Meara soon
caught the spirit and entered into it
with the rest. The guests had pro.
vided lunch which they all enjoyed.
The club regrets Mrs. O'Meara's de-
parture very much, she having been
a member for number of years and
a very regular attendant at the meet.
ings.
The city park certainly looks at
it's best now. Those on the committee
have had it all moved and cleaned
UP getting it in readiness for the, cele.
bration.. 49,. ~ % M itIorg,t.ya "a
Tim Cronin and wife,. of Charter
Oak, came down to spend Sunday at
the Mark Riley home. u,. ~,
. Mrs. Rose, Alrich visited at the era
mer home Sunday. .sn..s. .f..s .a,;g,1
:, Mr.. Earl Tiffany, of Woodbine. was
Ia guest of Glen Deitz Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Grady was a Dow City
visitor from Dunlap Monday.
Miss Ellen Goddard was shopping