The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-13

of the week On their return the lat
ter stopped in Missouri Valley for a
visit. 49,.
Mrs. Charles Baird, Of Dunlap. was
ia guest at the F. c. Howorth home
between trains Mondays
r. w. Houston and Harry Bramley
and son were passengers to Omaha
Sunday morning and returned with
fine new car purchased by Mr..
Bramley.
Miss Helen Davis, OF Denison, was
a guest OF Miss Mae Edwards the
first of the week.
Work is progressing nicely on the
J. Fl. Young bungalow. it being al! eE-
closed and the roof is now being put
en-. %
Mrs. G. NJ. Brake spent Sunday in
Logan at the home OF her daughter,
.'' e. Mcbride.
The w. r. Sterrett family returned
the latter part of the week from a
pleasant weeks visit with his folks
at Quimby.
Luther Brasel and family were over
from Defiance Sunday visiting at the
Fred Bean home.
Mrs. w. c. Burke returned Sunday
to her home in Council Bluffs, after
a weeks visit at the parental Frank
Field home.
Word has been received here Of the
marriage of Miss Helen Swasey to
Mr.. John Douglas. which took place
at Fort Worth, Texas, on Saturday
last The bride is a daughter Of T..
r. Swasey and wife and was reared
to young WomanhOod here. The groom
is q stranger in this vicinity, but is
well spoken of. The happy couple will
make their home in Fort Worth, Texas.
Dow City friends wish to be numbered
among those in Offering congrataia-
lions t. ~,
Mrs. r, c. Howorth was in runlap
Monday afternoon visiting her folks.
C.srL. =Isbel: and Frank ;-Adell We're
Logan callers Sunday. ..-.-
Bernicc Rule; WHO had a1"foot bad
ly mashed by being stepped on by a
horse recently, is not getting along as
we'll and is still quite lame.
Lester Cue was over from the Will
low sundaysyisiting at the ". H. Rule
home. IN ~, T.
Louis and All Rueben spent Sunday
and Monday in Omaha with their folks.
The Claude Stewart family were up
from Dunlap and spent the Sabbath
at the George Keairnes home.
Mrs. Bert Whited was visiting In
Omaha Friday, and Saturday.
The Arch Laird family entertained
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Alex McCord, OF
Defiance. .ts..
Mrs. C. Butterworth and daughter,
Mildred, and Mrs. Marian Cole and
daughter. Mabel motored to Denison
Monday. -
M. A. Riley has given up his work
as mail carrier on route two and
Lloyd Brake, has been secured to take
his place. Lloyd took the examination
in Denison Friday. .r.. 49,, .. 49,. ..r-,.y
Rev. A. 3. Adams left Tuesday for
Malvern to attend the district con.
vention, which is IN session Tuesday
and Wednesday. He will probably at
tend the Epworth League convention
in Shenandoah also.
Charles and Albert Starkey Sunday
ed in WOodbine at the home of their
sister, Mrs. George Smith. 80 .s,...,
Miss Marjorief Bryan came home
Friday from Des Moines, where she
has been attending college for the
past year. "a 49,, ~
DR.. Vernon @Talcott, of Omaha, was
. caller In town Saturday. Hes and
his wife are visiting Arion relatives.
Loren Alexander was down from
Denison Saturday visiting his grand
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Roy.
The ISAAC Howorth family were
down from Denison Sunday visiting
at the Hugh Butterworth and Mott
McHenry homes.
Misses Minnie Birkhofer and Matte
Tech were Denison visitors Saturday.
w. N. Schouten has been quite sick
for several days the past week. but
is improving at this writing.
A. w. Crouch was down from Den
ison on business Monday.
Mrs. Cain, better known as Aunty
Cain, who makes her home with Mrs.
A. II. Harper, has been very i'll for
the last week or so and no hopes are
for her recovery, fact
Of which her many friends are very
grieved. ,... : -gs
Mrs. Earl Ettleman and son went
to Dunlap. Saturday to spend few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Beard.
During the storm Friday afternoon
4 small cyclone is reported to have
passed about one mile southeast of
the lVm. Mcdonald pace, but no
serious damage resulted tlierefrom.
Henry Omstead and family were up
from dunlap Sunday Visiting at the
home of Frank Thompson.
Mrs. Charles Bell, Mrs. Adolph
Ahart and Carl Mcdonald were callers
in Sioux City Thursday