The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-15

from Omaha Saturday for an\Over
Sunday visit at the parental "A. A
Alexander home.
John Edwards. Sr., and wife motor
ed to Missouri Valley Saturday for
an over Sunday visit with their rela
tives, the Fred Frame family. Mrs
Rueben Huff and children. who had
spent the week at the home Of Mrs
,Huff's parents, w. w. Galland, and
wife returned to their nome in Mis-
souri, Valley Saturday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwards. 0,..a 81
Misses Salena and Mary Olson came
down from Denison Saturday to visit
their sister, Mrs. Harry Sharp, and
family. Sunday all went to Soldier
where they spent. the day with their
folks. Ethel Olson, who had made
weeks visit here with her sister, re-
turned to her home in Soldier Sun
day., -"
The o. j. Judd family entertained
a few days the past week Mr.. Judd's
brother, e. F.. Judd, and family and
also his brother. B. F. Judd, who mo-
tored up from Omaha Saturday.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Butler came
over from Kiron Saturday for an over
Sunday visit at the home OF the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs, John VII.
hanson. ~, ..t
Mrs. Warren Ettleman and daugh'
ter. Bernice, were in Dunlap between
trains Saturday afternoon, the form
,er having dental work done.
w. E. Fishel and his brothers-in'
L
mon, of Upper Sandusky, Ohio, VINO
are visiting here and Rev. A. q: Al
ans, E. N. Chamberiln, J. T. Colds
worthy, w. b. Gibson, John Ahart'
Harold Alexander r. H. Fishel, A. A.
Fishel and Clair Butterworth were on
a fishing expedition at Lake Andes,
S. d., several days last week and the
trip was greatly enjoyed. They
brought a nice big lot OF fish nome
with them. $50.
The Gus Frederickson family, of
near ,Denison, and Mrs. Frederick
sons sister, Mrs. Augusta Carlson,
and daughter, Mary, of Chicago. who
are visiting there attended church
here Sunday.
Mrs. Fred FienhoLlt is entertain,
ing her sister. Mrs. Anton thinner,
of Chicago, and also her niece, MISS
Snyder, of Mont PETER, Ind.
A deal was closed Friday WHEREBY
John Ahart became owner or the
Frank Downs farm. Mr.. Ahart has
sold the farm he recently purchased
of Marcus Christensen to John GID
son for SIZE per acre. 81 -. 4,.:.
James Turnluna left on Tuesday OF
last week for weeks visit with his
brother, Harry, and family In tForado,
MINI. -.s~. s.'*
Mrs. Clarence Wild and three chill
dren, Dorothy, Winifred and Wayne,
]. w. Reed and Emmett and Dorothy
motored over from Ute the first OF
the week and were pleasant guests
at the Will Buss home.
Miss Balbina Potter was hostess to
the Palo Alto club and several invit-
ed guests Saturday afternoon and the
time was very enjoyably passed In a
social manner and 1T the conclusion
a..daiptx liciAns lnncheona WAS
served. Miss Nellie Welsh. OF Buck
Grove, was an out of town guest. :
B. NJ. McElwain was in Omaha on
Monday consulting an Ocullst IN re-
gard to his eyes. which have been
him considerably Of late.
A box social was given Thursday
night at the Center school house for
the benefit of the Red Cross, and 1t
drew quite a large number. The pro-
ceeds netted sum of $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Clark OF Califor-
mia, arrived Sunday morning and are
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. F. Rudd. They came here
from Phoenix, Ariz., where Mrs. Clark
has been doctoring for tuberculosis.
We are very sorry to note that she
is in a poor condition. ,..s4
The w. H. S. meets ION Wednesday
afternoon of this week at the home OF
Miss Mildred Virgins. ~
Mrs. Adolph e-Honz and daughter,
Lena, were passengers to Missouri
Valley Saturday, where they visited
the formers sister, Mrs. A. L. Larson
and family, returning on Monday.
Charlie Miller, VIM. Ettleman, Har-
vey .Hamrick, j. N. Bell, Fred Buss.
Il. w. Houston, Will Buss, Earl Ettle-
man, w. C. Rolls and George Wieland
were among those who attended the
tractor demonstration in Fremont,
Neb., last week.
Ed. Houston was in Denison Mon
day to attend the funeral Of rela-
tive. M
Charlie Dydal. Of Minnesota, was
visiting relatives and friends here the
first of the week. He has answered
his country's call and at present he
is training in Minnesota.
The special busiess meeting of the
Three Link Circle, which was to have;
been held at the home OF Mrs. S. e.
Wiley Saturday night was postponed
on account of the rain, which pre-
vented the members from being pres
ent. Ali
r Frank O'Connell arrived from Chi
cago Friday for visit at the home
of his sister, Mrs. James Houston. '
Walter Mckim left Saturday for
his home in Des Moines, after spend
ing a week looking after his farm in
terests near here.
DR.. William Suthers and family left
Wednesday for their :hOme in Cedar
Rapids, after a several days visit
with Mrs. Suther's sister, Mrs. T. e.
Allen, and family. Their mother, Mrs.
who had accompanied
them here remained for, an indefinite