The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-17

| E. church in regard to hOldlnS r.
vival campaign here in the near 1u-
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Lewis were re-
cent visitors in Ute.
Thomas Munsey and Garland Scout
were callers at the county capital on
Saturday.
Mrs. Ralph Roy was down from Den
ison last Tuesday to attend the COO.
dard funeral She also made a short
visit at the home of Henry Roy ana
family.
John Virgins was up from Wood
bine the latter part of the week Vlslt-
ing among relatives.
Mrs, Jim Baber and children were
visiting in Denison Friday.
Grandma Brundage has been on the
sick list for the past week or so, but
is some better at present.
Mrs. Hawley Wilson, of washington
Springs, S. d., is visiting relatives in
this vicinity. She was passenger TO
Denison Saturday for a visit at the
Ben Wingrove home, returning here
Sunday. -,
Mrs. Arthur Banyard and little chill
dren were passengers to Denlson FRI.
day, where they spent the week end
with her sister, Mrs. Jess Coburn' and
family.
Mrs. David McNair came up last
Thursday from Omaha for weeks
visit at the home of G. w. Langley and
wife.
Misses Irene Smith and Josephine
Munsey and the formers brother were
county seat visitors Saturday.
To10off and fWn
sons, West and William, accompanied
by her brother, Vernon Rule, autoed
to Omaha Friday, where they visited
at the Jay Woodruff home. They also
visited at the homes of Howard and
Fred Rule in the Bluffs. Vernon re.
turned Saturday, while the Talcott
family remained until Sunday after
noon.
Miss Josephine Schrock, of Council
Bluffs, was a business visitor in town
Monday.
Mrs. John Eggers and three children
and Miss Eggers, a sister-in-law, were
passengers up from Dunlap Sunday
evening and made brief visit at the
home of the formers sister, Mrs. ).
II. Young, and family, going from
here for a visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Boham, near Buck
Grove.
Mrs. Ed Wright. of Dunlap. was a
guest at the Art Randel home on the
Sabbath.
Mrs. ]. w. Cramer is seriously ill
with pneumonia and other complica-
tons, trained nurse having been Sc
cured to care for her. All hope to
soon learn of her rapid recovery.
Mrs. Holmes, the nurse, who had
been in attendance at the bedside of
Mrs. Thos. Clark for the past week,
left Sunday for her home in Denison.
Mrs. J. A. Scott gave a patriotic
party Friday afternoon. about fifteen
guests being present. The home was
Hastily decorated in the appropriate
colors and looked very beautiful. The
afternoon was passed in most de-
lightful manner. In prize contest
Miss Jennie Hallowell received a
whisk broom which was dressed to
represent a Red Cross nurse. AS a
closing feature came an elegant re
past Muc praise is due the hostess
for her pleasing way OF entertaining.
| Z. A. Karges. wife and little daugh'
ter, of Council Bluffs, were Sunday
guests at the home of Rev. A. B.
Adams and family.
Miss Dora Langfela was passen-
ger to Carroll Monday for an extend
ed visit with relatives.
Mrs. +. L. Hoffman was down from
DenisOn last week in attendance at
the funeral Of S. L. Goddard.
Robert Hunt, who is attending
school at Sac City, was home for a
week end visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rule. Of Council
Bluffs, accompanied by her brother
William Watson, of Johnsonburg. Pa.
were visiting at the parental. W. II
Rule, home Sunday. The former re
turned home in the afternoon and in
the evening his wife left with hel
brother for Pennsylvania to visit hel
folks.
Miss Lisle Goldsworthy was ove1
from Manning and spent the week enc
with the home folks.
Rev. A. B. Adams was in DenisOr
Saturday night and held an open all
Injecting in the interests of the tenn
|perance cause.
The Woman's Home Missionary so
|ciety meets this week Wednesday al
1.-The home of Mrs. d. E. Bremser.
Miss Janet Rae was in WoOdbine
last week visiting at the home of r
B. Smith and wife.
Howard Rule came up from COun
Gil Bluffs to be present at the Goddard
funeral last week and also spent few
days with his parents, w. II. Rule ant
|wife. Friday he returned to his Nome
accompanying his sister, Mrs. George
Talcott, and family on their motor triI
there.
Mrs. Harvey Hamrick and the bah,
went to Soldier Thursday to spent
several days at the parental, Andrew
NAHUM, home.
Gunnar Carlson and Rudolph Erick
son mOtored from South Dakota las
week, arriving Wednesday, for visi
at the home of the formers brother
10. S. Carlson, and family, returning
Sunday.
Harold Fienholdt and Henry kahlt
Experienced quite an accident on las
Sunday night when trying out new
Chandler car which, we understand
Herman LaZerus has just purchased
of the Fienholdt agency. AS near al
we can learn they ran into ditcl
where the bridge had been taken ou
near Denison, there being no light a
the place to indicate the danger Thu