The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-20


in Denison at the home of their son
Herbert Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
and the latter's sister, left Thursday
for their home at Fremont, Neb. They
made the trip overland. Art Wilson
went with them as far as Omaha.
DR.. T.. l.. Manchester and Ora Ma
lone were callers here Wednesday
from Dunlap.
Daniel Howorth was up from Dunlap
Thursday visiting at the home Of F. c.
Howorth and wife. ,n.l4a ;u,,',uy.,,
Mrs. J. r.. Graul was in lDeniSon, ,on!
Thursday having dental work done.
Loren Alexander and Madle Roy
were down from Denison d few days
the last of the week visiting atotlIe
home OF their grandparents, Mp" anu
and Mrs Henry Roy. t.@ -
, J. Fl. and w. c. Rolls and daughter,
Ruby, and Miss Hazel Judd were in
Dunlap Wednesday.
Mrs o. J. Judd and daughter, Ber-
nice. were passengers to Omaha Fri.
day afternoon. The former returned
in the evening while the latter re-
NAMED to be present at the gradua
ting exercises of her cousin, Clarence
Fisher.
Miss Anna Needham arrived Satur,
day from Sheldon, Mo-, for visit
at the Howorth ranch with her sis
ter. Mrs. Robert Dryden.
Mrs. Carl Blackman returned to her
home in Denison Thursday after sew
eral days spent at the parental, Saul
Miller home. She also visited at the
her sister. Mrs Geo. lgau.
Mrs. Fred Thompson was called to
What Cheer. Ia, the last of the week
by the death Of a brother.
/. r.. sE: Lusk left Saturday for Exc
ter, Nebr., to join his wife who has
been there, nearly two weeks visit
ing his folks. They will probably
return home together;
J.. 4, Rolls, departed Saturday for
a visit with HIS son. George Rolls in
Alton, III. w. G. Rolls accompanied
him as far as Omaha. q.
Mrs. Ralph Mckee has given mp
her work as night operator at the
telephone Office and Mrs. p. J. Brown
who, for several months has been
acting as relief operator, will take
take hcr place. Miss Ruth Swasey
has been secured to take up the re.
lief work The change is to take eff
feet July LIST. Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee
will take up housekeeping in Arion
where he is employed as telegraph
operator. Mrs. Mckee will be great
ly missed at the switch board here
as she proved herself very efficient
in every way.
Mrs. Names Bricker. of Boone, came
Saturday for a visit with her father,
Fred PETIT and other relatives.
Misses Fanchoon Wiley and Vivian
Sharp returned Saturday from Shen-
andoah. where they had gone as de-
legates to the Epworth League con-
vcntion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sealey came up from
Woodbine Saturday to visit at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Jay
Field. '''
Miss Lois Goddard went to Fort
Dodge Saturday for a visit at the
home of her brother, H.. H. Goddard
and family. and also at the Garfield
Rule home. .,.-.s...-r ... ~. ,.,..-,.E.
+. G. Howorth and wife spent the
day, Wednesday in the city of Omaha.
Carl Hansen was down from Denison
Thursday and Saturday visiting at the
Claus Hansen. home.
4 Frank BanHard arrived Saturday
from Chicago where he has been a
student at the Moody institute and
he will spend a few days visiting
at the home of his brother, Art Ban
yard and other relatives and friends
after which he will leave to assist in
evangelistic campaigns in Dakota and
Minnesota.
; o. S. Carlson and family were
the visitors in Denison Sat
urday.
On account of the Liberty Bond
sale closing Thursday night, the
church and school bells were rung
at intervals from three o'clock p. III.
until 10 p. m.
The Charter Oak degree staff OF
the |. o. o. +. were here Friday night
and put on some initiation work. ,
. The W. r.. NJ. S. and the W. H. NJ.
S. are TO hold joint meeting OH
Wednesdays. June the 9th at the home
of Mrs. Frank McHenry. The occa-
sion If anticipated to be a very pleas.
ant one
Gene Grgndall was in Omaha We'd
nesday to|see York Broadwell. who
is taking treatments for a poisoned
hand. He is reported to be getting
along nicely. ~
The telephone crew have been busy
here the past week They are putt
ing up two new copper wires between
here and Missouri Valley. .. 80.
Henry Gibson arrived Saturday
from bloomfield. Nebr,, for Il visit
at the home Of his sister,, Mrs. +.
McHenry and also in Dcnison with
another sister, Mrs. e. w. Pierce.
Miss Birdie Mctcalf visited with her
folks in Denison over Sunday.
A baby daughter was born to, Mr..
and Mrs. Jay Field Wednesday, June
18th, but the little one was frail and
lived only three days, passing away
on Friday night aud was buried on
Saturday afternoon. The parents
have the sympathy of all The little
one was named Velma Irene.
The Orioles will hold a social on
next Saturday afternoon on then l.
D. s. church lawn. Refreshments con
sisting of fee cream and cake will be
served for ten centsrt ~ il 1850