The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-04-12

poets to sell her residence here, If a
satisfactory price can be obtained.
Miss Marjorie Bryan was in Deni
son Saturday shopping and visiting
friends.
Alex Rubin went to Omaha Sunday
morning TO spend couple OF days
with his parents.
Mrs. Leslie Hotcomb went to Logan
Tuesday. where she visited until
Wednesday afternoon with her sister
Mrs. Ora Butterworth, and other rela
Itives.
Mrs. Jane Wood is occupying her
rooms over the bakery, the Beverness
family, who have been living therein
having moved to the house recently
vacated by Lester Meyer.
Nels Baker and L. X Moore were
tup from Dunlap Monday attending a
meeting Of the directors Of the Farm
Iers State bank.
Mrs. p. w. O'Meara and son. Morris
and Miss Myrtle Brundige were DENT
son visitors Monday.
Miss Janet Rae returned Monday
from few days visit with friends at
Glidden.
Mrs. Eugene Baber and daughter
Verdene. spent several days last week
in Manila with relatives returning
home Sunday.
Miss Flora Virgins was up from
Woodbine to spend Sunday at the pa
rental, M. G. Virgins. home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Jackson and
daughter autoed, to Dunlap Sunday at
ternOOn to spend few hours with
Mrs. Jackson's parents.
Miss Alice Hatch arrived Monday
from Council Bluffs and is now at the
home of her brother, l.. G. Hatch. She
expects to remain for some time.
Mrs. Claude Stewart and daughter
|of Dunlap, Sundayed with Mrs. Bessie
Holcomb.
A large number from here attended
la meeting of the 500 club which was
held at the home of Mr., and Mrs. l..
|C. Butler in Arion last Tuesday eve
ming.
Tom Mccullough and Fred Randel
autoed to Glidden Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Huntington and
daughter, Susie, returned Saturday to
their home in Council Bluffs after
a weeks pleasant visit here with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Young were in
Denison last Thursday and purchased
la fine new Victor Victrola. Mr.. Bar
borka delivered it here that evening.
Carl Hansen has returned from Ce-
|dar Falls, where he has been serving
as relief man for the Illinois Central
railroad, and is substituting here while
o. j. Judd is wrestling with spring
fever.
Carl Tatroe has gone to Cherokee
to spend few days at his former
home.
Mrs. Will Rule spent a few days re.
Gently at the home OF her son, Ray.
mOnd, on the Willow.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Glassburner and
Mr.. and Mrs. Benson Smith were up
from WOOdbine Wednesday attending
the w. +. NJ. s. meeting at the Frank
Glassburner home. The two ladies
were members of the society here for
years and 1t was like being at home
again to come to the society meeting
Charley Bybee- goes this week !, to
Harrington and Crofton, Neb., for q
few weeks sojourn. after which he will
60 to work on the farm for August
Mesenbrink near Dunlap.
Ahart & Chamberlain and Howorth
Brothers each sent two cars Of hogs
and Elias Barnes l car Of hogs to the
Chicago market Monday.
Walter Swatman and wife and Jesse
Agee and wife Sundayed at the Tom
Swatman home near MantenO.
l.. c. Hatch spent Sunday In Omaha.
Mrs. Ellsworth Shook and sons re
turned to Cherokee Monday after a
weeks pleasant visit here with rela'
tives and former friends. Mr.. Shook
came down and spent Sunday here.
Miss Jean holland spent Saturday
and Sunday in Woodbine with her un'
Gle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Glass.
burner.
Mrs. Arthur lanyard and children
went to Denison Friday to visit at the
home Of her cousin. Wilbur Thurbur
Her sister, Mrs. Jessie Coburn. return
ed home with her Monday for weeks
visit
Mrs. James Daber. .Jr. went to Ne
braska City, Neb, last week to visit a
sister who lives there. Mr.. BabeI
went out to spend Sunday there and
they returned home Monday.
Eldridge Killion was down from
Lohrville Sunday. He reports the
Killion family as comfortably located
and that his father is enjoying an ex
Icellent trade.
Leslie Holcomb left last week fol-
independence. Mo-, where he spent q
few days, returning home Friday.
Mrs. H. G. Scott gave a party las,
Saturday afternoon complimentary tt