The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-09-06

lton Saturday for weeks visit at the
parental, Herman Logsdon home, be-
fore going to Cedar Falls, where she
will enter college.
j Elder J. B. Barrett was calling on
friends in town Friday.
Harry Bramley and family were in
Denison Friday.
| Mrs. George Rule was Denison
shopper Saturday.
Mrs. r. r. Barber went to Omaha
Saturday for a few weeks visit with
RELATIVES. ... ...
Misses May Houston and Westa
Riddle were Denison visitors Satur
day. pJaUApA
Misses Minnie Evers: and Mary Stem
der of Denison spent the week end al
the John Birkhof home. ~
Mrs. Sallie Ford Of Denison has been
sta ying at the VIM. Walters home the
Ipast week, caring for Mrs. Walters
and the new girl.
Mrs. Erma Stewart of Carroll, who
has been visiting here with her aunt
Mrs. VIM. jenkins for several days
has gone to Sioux City for visit be.
fore returning to her home.
Van Dyer came up from Omaha Sat
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friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Seaman enter.
tanned his father, Mr.. John Seeman
of Denison Saturday and Sunday.
Robert Rule and Robert Hunt were
Omaha visitors one day last week.
"A large number attended a bowery
dance given at the John Birkhofer
home Saturday night in honor of their
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birthday All present report having
enjoyed themselves immensely. The
Michaelson, orchestra furnished the
music. ....
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Hansen, of Soldier
spent the past week here visiting their
daughters, Mrs. John Weber and Mrs.
Ernest Sprang and families.
| Mrs. Caroline Hammond arrived
Saturday from California for a visit
among old-time friends.
Mrs. John Ahart, and son, Chauncey,
were penisOn visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Turner enter
tanned her sister.in-law, Mrs. SQuib,
OF Scranton, few days last week.
| Walter Hunt returned to his home
in Logan Thursday after three weeks
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Frank Greene returned Sat
urday from several weeks visit at the
John Killion home at Lohrville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Butterworth
went to Omaha Friday, returning
Saturday bringing his father, Chas.
Butterworth with them. Mr.. Butter
worth is improving nicely, fact his
many friends will be glad to learn.
Miss Margaret Ryan, one of the new
ly elected high school teachers, arrived
Saturday from CrestOn.
Mrs. Frank Howorth visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Baily, in
Dunlap Saturday.
Mrs. Augusta Carlson, and daughter,
Mariana, returned to their home In
Chicago Saturday after a pleasant
four weeks visit at the home of her
sister. Mrs. Gus. Frederickson and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs Lincoln Goddard came
down from Fort Dodge Saturday and
spent Sunday at the home OF her mo-
Their. Mrs. Sabina Cross.
j Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Diets and daugh
ter, Ethel, spent Sunday with friends
in Logan.
Misses Kate Cavanaugh and Angus.
ia DanielsOn of Denison were here be-
tween trains Saturday.
! Miss Alice Swanson was down from
Denison a couple of days the latter
part of the week visiting with Misses
Margaret and Mable PETIT.
| Mrs. Riley Talcott was down from
AriOn Thursday.
Miss Lola Strait of Dunlap was Wis
iting relatives here Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Fishel has returned from
a two weeks visit with relatives In
Mapleton.
! Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Beverness spent
the week end with relatives in Wood
bine.
Last Wednesday, Garland Scott had
a narrow escape as he was driving
past the Tom Rule place about three
miles north east of town. His car turn
ed turtle, but fortunately he escaped
uninjured, with the exception of few
bruises, the car being considerably
damaged.
.Erdrige Killion of Lohrville has beer
visiting relatives here for severa
days past.
Vada Adamson returned to her home
in Dunlap Saturday, after several days
visit with relatives, the Chas. and Viz
IKeehner families.
+. w. Teck, who was reported las
week to be improving nicely after his
recent operation for appendicitis, hat
a relapse and has been very sick the
past week. We hope the next report
will be more encouraging.
i Jean holland returned to her home
in Woodbine Saturday after severa
days visit with relatives and friends
l.. G. Hatch was in Omaha Monday
attending a meeting of the Iowa ant
Nebraska editors.
E: r. Malone of Charter Oak was 9
business visitor in town Saturday.
/ Mrs Charles Horn and two children
came up from Omaha Tuesday anG
|spent few days at the home of hel
mother, Mrs. Marie Gibson, returning
Saturday.
James Scott leaves this week fol
James, where lie will enter college fol
the coming year.
Frank Banyard left Wednesday fol
Chicago, where he will resume his
work in the Moody Institute, after hav
ing q months vacation. 2'
/ The Howorth Bros. are erecting twt
|new silos on their ranch three miles
south east of town.
| A car belonging to. some tourist was
ditched about alquarter of a mile
north of town. the driver in some way
losing control of the machine. No one
was hurt but the car was slightly dam
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