The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-01

! Gibson, were over in Omaha last Fri
day.
The Jim Mcbride family were over
from Defiance Sunday visiting Mrs.
McBride's parents, NJ. G. Virgins. and
wife Their daughter, Helen, who had
| been visiting relatives at Woodbine
came up from there Sunday and re.
turned to Defiance with her folks.
The Frank Berka family are enjoying
a new I'D touring car which they
purchased just recently.
The ladies of the Red Cross society
| are making comfort bags which they
| will present to the soldier boys from
here at Co. B., Ida Grove. They will
soon be completed and ready to be
sent. Useful articles such as combs,
tooth brushes, pencils, tablets, needles,
| pins, etc., are to be put into the bags.
The boys will no doubt highly appre-
ciate their kindness shown in this way:
| Leo Ahart went to Omaha Saturday
to make an over Sunday visit with
friends. Miss Josephine Smith came
home with him for short visit.
VIM. Keevan and wife OF Charter
Oak were callers here Monday on
! lucu IcCull llOIl ICuloOA.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Christensen were
among the Denison callers Monday.
r. w. Houston was in Omaha Satur-
day to meet his daughter, Mae, on
her return from Montrose. Colo.
| l. A. Anderson left last week on a
| trip to Minnesota where he will spend
| several weeks. His purpose in going
was to avoid hay fever, which he
is subject to. He will also look up u
location there.
| Mrs. E. l.. Roberts spent few days
! of the past week here with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. A. l.. Brown and family.
| Mrs C. w. Manning and sons. Mearle
Clyde, were county seat visitors
Thursday
Will PETIT was a passenger to Dun
lap Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Joseph McCole visited with
relatives and friends in Dunlap Sat
urday and Sunday.
l.. Fl. HaWley was visitor In the
city OF Omaha over Sunday.
Mrs. Anna McFadden and daughter.
Phoebe, and Miss Mary Potter came
Monday evening from Atlantic for q
Evisit at the home OF DR.. J. T.. Potter
+ and family. The former and the latter
are sisters of the doctor. /;
EEsJohn Seemann was down from Deni-
! son and Sundayed with his son, w.
~. Seemann and family. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Berka and chill
dren spent Sunday with Schleswig
friends.
Miss Helen Stephenson resumed her
duties in the D. e. Bremser store at
ter weeks vacation spent at Harlan.
Mrs. Chris Bahnsen returned to Deni'
son Monday night after pleasant Wis.
it here at the home of her son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McCole are
spending the week with relatives at
Panama
DR.. ]. A. Brill received word Mon
day of the death of his aunt, at Du-
buque and left that night to be in
attendance at the funeral. He and
his wife and baby expect to return
home on Wednesday of this week.
Mrs. J. F.. Gunsoley and daughter,
Ola, arrived Wednesday from Lamont
for a visit with the formers father,
James Pearsasi ST., and other rela-
horace NuyheHudll Has DeeH ldlu
up the greater part of the past week
as a resuitiGf falling from load of
hay: the afAl jolting him up quite
badly. ga"
Mr.. and Mrs. George Spence. and
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Grace Of Pier
son, were Sunday visitors at the M.
A. Rigsby home.
Mrs. Fred Daudel came last week
from New Hampton for visit at
the home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Odell ard also to help
them to prepare to move to Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bean and the
children were Omaha visitors on last
Sunday.
Mrs. j. F. Gunsoley and daughtNc.
Ola. of Lamont, Fred Pearsall and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Hoeffer,
J. E. Pearsall and family, Mrs. Net
tie Smith and children, the Lige JUS
tice family, Mrs. S. F. Gillum and son
James Pearsall, ST., and the M. A.