The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-07

4 '.t. 4 !. &. f.
night the members were entertained
by the Omaha commercial club.
! George Igau and wife and Frank
Howorth were Denison callers Satur-
day. TT.
George Hansen was over from Sol
der several days last week visiting
at the homes of his sisters, Mr.. John
Weber and Mr.. Earnest Sprang. *.
i Mrs. Mamie Mulvihill came up from
Omaha Saturday for an over Sunday
visit at the parental, Henry Bell,
home. sass
Mrs. Mary Harper and her nephew,
Henry Bonsall were Dunlap visitors
Saturday afternoon.
~ Leslie Poiteyin, Hobart Johnson and
fHssSA III Honafo TOM ID iiaQq, Bel. were
laMoAe- -thiesss who. attended the auto,
mobile show in Omaha last week.
The special meetings which have
BEEN. ~pE0gress~ssl the a LAD. S.
church for the past three weeks clos
ed Sunday evening. The l.. d. S. peo-
|ple have secured the church in Arion
for this week and will hold services
there each evening. Elder c. E.
Harpe will be the speaker. He has
given some splendid discourses during
his stay In this community and no
doubt many from here will attend the
etings in Arion. H.!
Mrs. Jas. Spence came Friday from
Alton for visit with relatives
Rev. J. l.. Boyd and wife were down
from Denison one day last week call
ing on friends. .,v..
Arthur Mowring, of Nebraska, has
been visiting at the homes of George
Talcott and Vim. Rule and other Of
his friends the past week.
| Mrs VIM keevan left Friday for
Twin Falls, Idaho, having been called
there by the death Of her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Charley Keevan.
j. d. 4. Graul has moved his family
from the Thos. Rae place to the Riddle
farm east OF town. - - 80
Mrs. l.. L: Holcomb visited several
days the past week with the Elder J.
NJ i Baker family in, Omaha. Foster
Baker is reported to, be very low with
( nneun1onia. 80. .t$ .TTss Ss
Bert VIM has sold his restaurant
to l.. H. Hawley' who took possession
the first of the month. ~ -
George Binnall was business visit,
| Or in Sioux City Wednesday.
! The VIM. Morris family who having
been living on the Thos. Walters farm
have moved to farm between Buck
Grove and Defiance. Thos. Walters
has moved his family onto their farm
and the N. r. Wilders family will oc'
cupy the Walters residence in town.
Leslie Henderson and Harold Fem
holdt left Saturday evening for Lin
coin, Nebr., where they will enter
Ian automobile school,
Mrs. Harold Alexander and children
were among the Denison visitors last
Saturday.
| Mrs. Ward Mcdonald was in Sioux
City Wednesday where she had an
operation performed for the removal
of her tonsils. =
The Harry Sharp family are moving
onto farm near Charter Oak, Mrs.
Sharp and baby went to Ute Satur'
day for visit with her folks before
,Egoing to their new home. ..F
| Little Miriam Lazerus has been In
b0maha for the past week at the home
Of her grandparents. ~ -
Mesdames J. U. Wise and w. A
Seeman and daughter, Maxine, re
turned the latter part of the week from
Omaha where they had spent a few
days with Mr.. Wise at the .sM. r
hospital. The latter returned I; with
them and is recovering nicely from
his recent operation.
| Fred Randell came Friday from Lii
coin and visited over Sunday with
his folks. g.
| The moving picture play, ''Civilza.
ton" given at the opera house Sat
urtlay night was we'll patronized. The
matinee given tho afternoon was also
largely attended. y. "
Fred Benson. of this place, and Miss
Alta Hollister, of kenwood, were uni.
ted in marriage in Denison last Thurs
day. We are unable to learn the par
ticulars. A reception was given in
their honor Thursday evening at the
home of the bride. The heartiest
congratulations and best wishes are
extended to them.
Elmer Turnlund was UP from Coun
Gil Bluffs Sunday visiting his folks.
Foster Tillett returned Sunday from
a so.journ of year or more In Spen'
Ger.
! Mrs. Howard Lingle and nephew
.Eugenel Clark wele passengers to
Carroll Friday evening. We are told
that the latter will go to South Dako
ia where he will stay at the home
Of his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
\ A! e. Columbian. ~ S'%ssis
4 J. U. Wichoff, of Des Moines, was
in town several days the past week
attending to some business, matters