The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-07-18

scented. Refreshments were served
| by the Rebekahs.
| Harry D. kies former principal of
the school here was pleasant caller
in town Sunday. Mr.. kies is now
engaged in chautauqua work, he be-
ing connected with the Redpath-Vaw-
ter system.
Miss Griffith of Omaha, who spent
several years as Il foreign missionary
in Japan occupied the pulpit at the
Methodist church Sunday morning
and held the rapt attention of the
entire audience throughout her splen-
did discourse. The thank offering
was very literally responded to.
| Mrs. Milo Kelly and son. Ivan. &C.
companied by her sister, Mrs. Lena
1 Aleman, of Cedar Rapids, were callers
at the county capital one day last
week..
Mrs. Marion Cole was county seat
visitor Wednesday.
| II. w. Houston, C. l.. Rudd, G. M.
Brake, Henry Weimer and Ernest
Hummer were Omaha visitors Mon
day.
! w. C. Rolls, wife and daughter,
Ruby motored to Omaha Monday to
meet his father, j. II. Rolls who re-
turned from several weeks visiting
in Alton, ILL.,, with his son, George.
| Miss Faye Whiting, of Armour, S.
OAK, waS visitor at the John Ma
thy, home few days the past week.
| o. S. Carlson shipped stock to the
Omaha market the first Of the week.
| A. C. Weeks and wife and Mrs L..
A. Larson and son, Frank and daugh-
Friday evening and made a short
visit with Mrs. T. f. Fritz.
Miss Helen Grant returned Wednes-
day to her home in Dunlap after a
visit of few days at the f.. H. Baber
home. Mrs. sBaber accompanied her
to Dunlap and returned Thursday. j.,
/ Mrs. Fred Coleman and children
are visiting with relatives in Missouri
Valley and Carson. they having been
gone for the past week.
Miss Bertha Harper of Lamont.
was guest at the A. l.. Jackson
home for few days last week.
Mrs. J. W. Patton was recent
visitor in Omaha with relatives
Mrs. VIM Ettleman and baby
daughter were passengers to DenisOn
Saturday morning where they visited
at the NJ. A. Henry home, returning
Sunday.
| Miss Lottie Woodland went to the
Bluffs on Monday for weeks visit
with her folks.
Mrs O. N. Young left the latter
part of the week for her home in
| Dr., hn1y ffnr II ltfr1, FIJI
weeks, visit at the J. 7. Goldsworthy
home.
Mrs. Will Meyers and daughter,
Grace, departed Sunday for visit
in Dakota. after which they will re-
turn to their home in Ogden. They
had spent the last couple of weeks
with friends in this vicinity.
| Miss Josephine Munsey is enjoying
| two weeks vacation from her duties
in the telephone office and Miss Mearl
McCoid, of Ute, is relieving her. The
former left Tuesday for Del Rapids
S. Oak, where she will visit her cous-
in, Mrs. Marx Gloe and husband.
| Frank Odell was a business caller
Fin Sioux City Oh Tuesday OF last
week. a. ~ .
Mrs. w. E. Fishel and daughter,
Lola, spent the day, Friday in the
city of Omaha. -..,.
| II. G.. Scott was business visitor
in Omaha Monday.
George Wieland and Fred Northam
We're Denison visitors Saturday.
Mrs Favorette Weatherby returned
to her home in Council Bluffs Satur-
day, after having spent~a week at
l
dan and wife
| Mrs. r. G. Luke was in Denison on
Saturday having dental work done.
The Woman's Home Missionary So<
ciety meets Wednesday afternoon Of
| this week at the home of Miss Janet
Rae.
Mrs Joe Hallowell and children Wis
tied her folks in Woodbine over Sun
day.
Misses Irene Smith and Lillian
Ahart returned the first of the week
from Clarke. S. OAK. where they had
spent week at the home Of the
| formers brother, John and wife.
Il. N. Chamberlin and wife returned
Monday from couple of months visit
with her folks in Virginia. Ill. Their
| daughter, Irma, who had been at Lake
View at the home of her sister. Mrs.
Carol DEMO, and husband also re-
turned. 49,, ..
Cecil Edwards and Nelson Butter
worth were home from Co. B., at
Id, Grove Saturday and Sunday.
Eugene Crandall and son, George,
were in Omaha one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Servoss were
down Sunday from Denison visiting
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Henry Roy.
Misses Helen and Dorothy Rule left
Tuesday for Malvern. to be present
at the Standard Bearer convention.
going as delegates from the society
here.
Frank Odell and family were Deni-
son visitors on last Friday.
w. E. Fishel was business visitor
in Ute Tuesday and Wednesday of
last week.
Vic keehner was a caller here on
Monday from Harlan.
A. l.. jackson disposed Of several
head Of horses and number of auto
mobiles at auction Saturday after
noon and good prices were obtained.
Auct H. r. Malone of Charter Oak