The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-11-14

ter, Lucy, at Odebolt, returning tt
her home in the afternoon.
Misses Cora and Ethel Robinson are
visiting their brother, Roy and family
at Ryan, Iowa.
On Monday evening, at the opera
house, we will have an opportunity to
hear A. H. O'Connor, the British sol
der whose tales OF his personal ex
periences on the battlefield have stir
red our neighboring towns. Several
of our people attended his lecture at
Sac City Tuesday evening.
Joe Wessling and daughters. Ger
trude, Katherine, Agnes and Louise
were guests at the E. c. Sherwood
home Sunday. .
Mrs. r. G. Arfmann spent last
Thursday at the Nagle home in Early.
Mrs. Burnquist and daughter Ellen.
ore. Of Odebolt, were visiting here at
the Kullmann home Thursday. g.,
Capt. Joe Lancaster stopped here a
few days last week on his way from
FIT. Smelling to Ft. Crook.
Mrs. Laura Selby was here last
week Thursday for visit that will
last until after Thanksgiving.
Mesdani9s Joel johnson and John
Oldson III returned from Colfax last
Thursday, both feeling better than
when they went for treatments.
Miss Lillian Thiessen was down
from Lake View last week visiting her
sister. Miss Emma Thiessen.
MessrS. Kirk Findley and Bernard
Morrowss were at Des Moines last
Thursday.%z,
Mrs. Irene Cunningham and daugh-
fn,. n xysc3 hn nd m NfG a
Mrs. Vero.
Mrs. Cora Etinger went to Chicago
last Sunday evening to visit.
Messrs.s Ed Etinger and Roscoe Hop
kins were at Sioux City last week on
Friday and Saturday attending Ma
sonic. meeting. ....s,..-s +
= Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Putbreese and
family: and Mrs. Lucy Dobson, Of w.
mer, We're Sunday guests at the Maur-
ice Winans home.
Mrs. Florence Williams was up from
Carroll to spend a few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wicker, Miss
es Vivian Cooley and Lulu Clothier
and Kirk Findley visited at the Jay
Williams home in Carroll last Sun
day.
The Research club will meet with
Mrs. w. S. Robinson this week Tues
day, having postponed their meeting
last week on account of the confer
ence.
The X. w. c. met with Miss Win
ME Sagstuen on Monday evening.
Quite little excitement was caused
Sunday morning by finding that an at
tempt had been made to steal Frank
Deans auto in the night. They had
run the car into the street. filled in
a couple of gallons of gas (as it was
empty and the car had manifested its
Ford intelligence by baking and they
could not coax it to 60. Evidently
they leftit and tried another part of
town, as John Wicker's car had been
run out .of the garage by hand, the
filled and everything made
ready for a start, when they were
scared away by a man coming down
the HILL and did not return after he
passed on. However they took Mr..
zfur-lmed coat and gun, which
were in the car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dinges Of Ode.
bolt, were here at her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jno Kaiser last week for
three days.
Van Baker was down on business
last Saturday,
Miss Elsie Johnson spent part of
her vacation last week at Sioux City
and Hurley, S. D. !.
Chas. Firth spent last week in Chi
cage on a business trip.
Rev. land Mrs. w. E. Ellison and
son Eugene. went to Newell last We'd
nesday and thence to Fl. Dodge before
their return.
Mrs Bess Hoyt spent Wednesday
afternoon in Lake View.
News was received fere last week
on Monday morning of the death of
Mrs. Helene Herrig at the home of