The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-07-04

and Dr.. Bryce Blnnall, aSSlSteu d. a.
I Brill, our local veterinary doctor in
operating on several head of horses
on Tuesday of the past week at the
hospital, which the latter just recent.
| ly erected
Miss Ruth Glassburner was up from
! Woodbine, guest of Mrs. r. E. Lusk
Thursday and Friday.
Miss Lucinda McHenry was hostess
to the members of the Palo Alto club
including several invited guests on
last Thursday afternoon. The attend
ance was large and all spent most
delightful hour, this being no eNcep-
ton, however. to the fine times usuak
~ enjoyed with this pleasant and
popular hostess. The time was de-
voted to social chat, and doing fancy
work, etcs after which. game the
spread, which was :nde@ elegant and
ing feature concluded the affaiE.-'nd
the company broke UP, thanking the
hostess for very pleasant afternoon.
Miss Verna Voss, of West Side, Misses
Ethel Chamberlin and Marie Helsley.
of Denison, Mrs. Arthur Butterworth,
of St. Louis, Mo-, Miss Ruth Glass
burner, of Woodbine, and Miss Gladys
McCord, of Denison, were the out OF
town guests.
j. w. Bonsall has been belfast for
several days the past week as Il re-
suit of being Kicked in the side by
d horse. 1t is not known just how
badly the injuries are. He was hurt
internally and also received other in
juries, which has given him great
pain. All hope for speedy recovery.
r. w. Houston, w. c. Rolls. +. c..
Russ. DR.. F.. N. Rowe, Guy Rockwell,
I'd. Weiland and Clair Lloyd were
Omaha visitors Thursday.
Mrs. Fairbanks, of Manning, was
a guest of Mrs. j. A. Brill on Tuesday
OF the past week. .r
After spending several days with
her relatives. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. G. Wig
gins, Miss Kathryn Hayes left Friday
for visit at the w. H. Virgins home
iii 'iWo0lbine.h She will return here
before going to her home. in Alpene,
S. D. ~ 2H"'''i1'''h - "J
.r The Orvie Boham family have NOV
ed into the residence, which they re-
Gently purchased of J. H. Young,
north of the Fred Colby property.
The family of Jess Coburn will oc-
cupy the residence vacated by the
Boham family, they having moved
there the latter part of the week from
the Whcehight property, north of the
w. w. Galland place.
Mrs. Robert Dryden and her sister,
Miss Amy Needham. of Sheldon, Mo-,
who is visiting here, were in Dunlap
between trains Thursday, the former
having dental work done. -
Bryce Binnall and Homer Johnson
were county seat visitors Thursday.
York Broadwell and Nathan Hahn
spent Thursday and Friday in Oma-
ha
Mrs. Claude Blackman and three
children came down Thursday from
Denison for visit with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Carey.
They returned on Friday evening to
Denison. The other two children, who
had spent week or so here went
home with them. wee"
Mrs. E. 7. Ebzery and daughter, Of
Sheridan, Wyo., left Thursday after a
pleasant visit of nearly week at tn"
w. r.. Fishel home. .UI ,n.,,. "..,-"" .
Miss Helen Stephenson was a call
or in Denison one day last week.
Misses Virginia and Myrtle Marks
were visiting and shopping at the
county seat Thursday.
Miss Alice Poetevin returned on
Tuesday of the past week from a de-
lightful visit with relatives in Cedar
Falls and Eldora.
,;, ;c- IN ,.oni11v tho
new meat market OF c. Butterworth
and son. The basement walls have
been completed and work has begun
on the erection Of the building.
Ed Fisher came up from Omaha
Friday for visit at the home of his
sister. Mrs. o. J. Judd, and family.
Alfred Edwards, of Company b., at
Ida Grove, spent "a short time here
with his folks the latter part OF the
week.
The hardware department building
of the Stewart Lumber company is
being reshinglcd land undergoing
other repairs also.
Mrs. Joe Wilson and son, Max,
were up from WOodbine several days
the past week, visiting at the Fred
Coleman home.
The Red Cross meetings held the
past week have been we'll attended.
Many garments have been made dur
ing the last two weeks and the ladies
are still busy. Much interest is be-
ing shown in this method of work.
ing
81 Edwin Poitevin went to Little Sioux
Thursday. where lie spent several
days. .'' T.
Miss Lulu Sciford was here from
Ricketts, the last of the week, visiting
at the home of John Edwards, Jr
Miss Maude Hover was down from
Denison Friday afternoon visiting her
sister, Mrs. NJ. G. Goddard, and fam
lily.
Mrs. Bud Sans and children were
in Denison one day the past week.
The barber shop on the west side
of the street was closed a few days
the past week while the interior OF
the building was being reprinted and
papered.
Mrs. Jack O'Brien and Miss Eva
Roy spent Thursday and Friday Wis
iting friends and shopping in the city
of Omaha.
p. Miss Blanche Cole visited with rel
atives in Denison Wednesday and
Thursday.