The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-07-18

Bonsall property where the Il. Il. IA
gan family are now residing. Mr..
Jordan will have the residence re-
modelled after which he will move
his family there.
The w. G.. Y. U. meeting which
was held Wednesday afternoon at the
A. H. Cook home was quite largely
attended. Mrs. George Talcott was
leader of the lesson and made a very
interesting study. All present spent
a most profitable and pleasant after
noon.
P. j. Brown and wife have vacated
the L. l.. Holcomb, residence and Mrs
Brown will make her home with her
folks while Mr.. Brown is away, and
Bert Winn having gone to Minnesota
and Dakota few weeks ago with
views of taking up homestead if a
| suitable location could be found.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McCole ar,
rived Saturday from Oskaloosa and
will spend couple of weeks attend,
ing to business interests and visiting
friends.
Mrs. Henry Roy visited with rela'
tives in Dcnison Saturday.
Mrs. Carl Blackman and daughter,
were down from Denison several days
last week visiting at the home Of the
formers sister, Mrs. Geo. lgou and
family.
Mrs. Epos Cross was caller at
the county seat one day last week.
Mrs. Arch Laird was having dental
work done in Dunlap Wednesday.
Sam kuykendall and Joe Selby
were Denison visitors Thursday.
Mrs. w. H. Rule and daughter, Hell
en- were in Dunlap Thursday, the lat,
ter having dental work done.
Mrs. Clyde Cochran and little son
were down from. Denison a few days
guests at the Charley Smith home
last week. .l!su"i 80" i-Isii"'i - -
Mesdames A. A. AIexanler. J. y.
Wise and w. A. Seemann, and daugh'
ter, Maxine, were shopping and visit
ing in Denison Thursday.
Mrs. A. .Honz and daughter, Lena,
were passengers to Dunlap Saturday
where they made an over Sunday visit
at the Glen Honz home.
| Miss Ruby Baber went to Denison
Monday where she will assist in the
household duties at the A. E. Bryan
home during the summer vacation.
Paul Milholm, of Clarinda, repre-
sentative of Simpson college, was a
business caller here Saturday.
Mrs. f. A. Crandall and her daugh'
ter-in.law, Mrs S. F. Crandall and
baby, in Bloomfield, Neb., came last
week for visit at the home of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
| Cramer.
Prof. c. w. Manning has accepted
position in the public schools OF
Dawson for the coming year.
The members of the Gus Anderson
family who have been quite sick with
small pox are reported to be slowly
improving.
Allen Dodge has given up his posi-
ton of section foreman on the G. d
N w. railroad where he has been
employed for several years We un'
derstand that he has given up rail-
reading altogether and will take, up
a different line of work. ,.rr. @rt
"A Red Cross tea was given at the
home of Mrs. e. r. Pagan Saturday
afternoon and evening and was well
patronized, the proceeds of which nett
ed quite large sum.
A baby girl arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Probasco Thurs.
day, July II.
Mrs. Ward Mcdonnell very pleasant
ly entertained the Sunshine club on
Thursday last. There was a good at
tendance and fine time was had. the
usual pastimes being induldged in.
The tempting luncheon served at the
al 81 nft
pleasant feature.
]. A. Anderson arrived the latter
part of the week from Chicago and
will spend the summer at the j. Il.
Goldsworthy home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Flagaman are
the parents of baby daughter, born
to them Friday, July IL.
Mrs. Richard Yeaman of Persia, was
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Jack
son Friday and Saturday.
Jess Justice departed the first of
the week for Wendt, S. OAK, after
having spent two weeks or so with
relatives here. He had enlisted in
the navy in Dakota and was called
to be back there the first part OF
August. i'' -! ,7'm",i n;3' w.
A. A. Alexander who Ihas been away
With his race horses fOr> several
weeks has returned home mot having
met with much success. ',,
The Palo Alto club met Thursday
at the home of Miss Rosalia Scott.
the hostess entertaining in her usual
delightful manner. A goodly num-
Der were present and it is needless
to say they all had a royal good time
dainty and appetzing repast COM
pleted the afternoons pleasures.
Nate Estaque Of Fargo, N. OAK, ar
rived Friday for sever raj days visit at
the E. G.. Virgins home.
Mrs. Milo Kelly entertained Sunday
her mother, Mrs. Eland and brother
Charley, of Vail, also her brother.
Morris Eland and wife, of Carroll.
A party was given Thursday night
at the VIM Corey home and large
number were there. The evening was
spent in very entertaining and pleas
ant manner and at a late hour when
refreshments were about ready to be
served, to the great disappointment
of all, the weather became so threat
enins the guests were compelled to
leave Nevertheless the occasion