The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-31

called there by the death of an uncle
Mr.. Jones. Little Myrtle Baber, VIII
had spent nearly two weeks in Dun
lap. came home with her mother.
Privates Hans Hargens and Virgi
PETER were home from Camp DOdg'
for a week end visit.
Mrs. w. A. Seemann was visiting
in Denison Wednesday.
One day last week while plowinl
Vernon Rule stumbled on lump O.
earth and fell over the pillow, sprain
ing his left ankle quite badly, since
which time he has been navigating or
crutches.
Misses Fern Kingery and Caroline
Shirk were visitors in Denison Satur
day. 'a.'" no. '''iA%,
Miss Mildred Butterworth left Sat
] urday for a visit with friends in Des
I Monies, Ames and Ind(anola. She
will also assist in organizing MI
Phi Epsilon sorority in Simpson col
lege at Indianola.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.. Hulburd enter.
tanned her mother, Mrs. Rogers, OF
Woodbine, and also her sister, Mrs.
McMurrey and little son, OF Jesup,
few days the past week. ~
sistant primary teacher, went to Char.
ter Oak Saturday for an over Sunday
visit with her people.
Mrs. G. NJ. Brake and Misses Eva
Roy and Ruby Baber were in Denison
Saturday, where the latter had q pair
of glasses refitted for her eyes.
w. A. Seemann came home Satur-
day for an over Sunday visit with his
family. ..
Miss Elsie Shupitor came down from
Vail Friday and visited her friend,
Miss Fern 'Farrelly, also of Vail, who
has spent the past two weeks here.
Ebert DeAltey and wife, of Dallas
Center, visited recently at the home
of Mrs. Jeanette Crandall.
Mrs. Jane Miller and granddaugh.
ter, Miss Eldora Fouts. we're in Dun
lap Saturday shopping, the two latter
also having dental work done.
]. T. Goldsworthy and H. G. Scott
left Friday for q business trip to Hous.
ton, Texas. H.. .,.-. r., ....'.. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Butler came
over from Kiron Saturday for Sun
day visit at the parental, John Will
hanson, home.
John Dattrel held sale at his farm
everything bringing good
prices. The Dattrel family are max
ing preparations to move away to
Texas. They will ship one
car OF goods this Wednesday and we
are told that the two boys will accom-
pany the shipment. The rest of the
family expect to leave the first part
II November. Their daughter, Mrs.
Alex Gordon, and husband, are to 60
With them. 49,. T., ~,
Mrs. James Pearsall very pleasantly
the Larkin and Sunshine
.lubs at her home in the country last |
Wednesday, there also being several |
invited guests present. All enjoyed |
Immensely and at the
lose Of the afternoon a tempting lun.
heOn was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Crandall and
aby daughter spent the greater part
I the past week with relatives in Pan
ma,
Herman Lazerus, wife and children
pent the Sabbath day with her folks
d Omaha!
Daxid Clark is improving his farm
one about four miles southeast Of
own by the erection of fine new
esideuce and also several other build
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wiener are re-
1icing over the arrival Of baby
aughter, born on Thursday, October
5th.
Mrs. Henry Mesenbrink went to
'enis0n Friday to help care for her
aughter-in.lSw, Mrs. August Mesen-
rink, and the twins.
Misses Ethel Cole and Bina and
delaide Potter were Denison visitors
aturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wilson, Of Mitch.
II, 8. D., were pleasant visitors at
le home Of Mrs. Fred Coleman last
eek.
Jess Coburn and wife and two sons
anne down from Denison Saturday for
n over Sunday visit at the home of
or parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Car
Rugh. ...
Clarence Lansdon left Saturday for
'klahoma, where he will remain in.
efinitely. II
Carol Beane arrived last week from
Minnesota and we understand that he 1
J to spend the winter at the home of
Is uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred I
cane. S
F. c. Howorth and wife spent the
~ Wednesday in Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Coleman went to
arson Saturday, where they made an {
YER Sunday visit with his mother.
Mrs. J. r. Griffin spent several days
at week at the August MesenbrinkI {
Dme near Denison. The two little IL
lughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Mesenbrink t
lme home with her to sDend a fewI