The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-13
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fSSAASSAoS lOSuA HCu " SpClu HCl Su
cation here with relatives.
n Mrs, A. R. Miller. who has been ii.
Des Moines. Iowa, for the rast week
visiting with her sister, returned home
Saturday evening,
Mrs. Ann Burlington and grand
daughter, Beulah Burlington. rrctt,rn-
ed Home Saturday nveaing from Des
Moinss., where they have been visiting
With Mrs. Buffingtons daughter and
family ,..,sr h, 81.
Paul Miller has returned from In
dianola to spend his vacation here
with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. A. r.
Miller. ''''t 49,
Mrs. Oslo Busch, of Omaha, NcD.,
is visiting at the A. Fl, Ivey home.
Mrs. j. j. Martin very pleasantly
at q luncheon in honor Of Mrs. L. G.
Monosmith, who left this week for
Guthrie Center. --.
Miss Hildred Ivey is visiting friends
in Deloit. r,...,,,i
Mrs. Sarah Morgan died very sud
denly last Tuesday morning., Funeral
services were held at the home of Mrs.
Phyllis Morgan Thursday morning at
10 a. m. The remains were taken to
the ;Astor cemetery for burial.
Mrs. Isaac Fish died Thursday morn
ing, after a long illness. The funeral
services were held Saturday morning
at the Methodist church, of which she
was faithful member Tie body
was laid to rest in the Aston cemetery.
Miss Elma Ivey returned home FROM
Perry Saturday evening", where she has
been visiting for the past few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Walteralvey, and
family. ~ IT,. ...%IAaA 80. sso4n|
Miss Lillian Saunders returned
home Thursday evening from Ames
college. where she has just completed
a course in domestic science. ,.
Mrs. Ed. Saunders returned home
from Ames Thursday evening, where
she attended the graduating exercises
Of her daughter, Lillian. ...
Relatives and friends of Mrs, Ed.
Permission were saddened when word
reached here of her death. She was
taken from her home near Defiance.
to the Manning hospital, where her
death occurred. The funeral services
were held Monday afternoon at the
home and the body laid at rest in
the Astor cemetery.
Mr.. Leo Disburg spent the latter
part Of the week here with his broth
Ell, Mr.. Geo. Disburg.7 IT, ii
Miss Minnie SaltwelI, of Mapleton,
visited the latter part, of the week |
here with friends and relatives. She |
returned home Sunday noon.
A. J. Barrow, attended the funeral Of
] friend at Vail Saturday morning. i
Mr.. J. F. Carnahan went to Omaha
to meet his father, who
has. been visiting in BARLEY. Neb.
Mr.. Goldsbury visited the first part
Of the week in Omaha. s.,,. IL,
N W Nm n. -Stipe and son, Raymond,
returned Saturday to their home in
Adaya. Iowa Mrs. Stipe has been Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Anthony Of this city. IT,. h. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy aAlstott came over
from Dunlap Saturday to attend the
funeral of the latter's grandmother,
Mrs. FISH
! Mr.. and Mrs. Monosmith and little
laughter left Friday for Guthrie Cen
er, where they will make their home
Tor an indefinite time.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage Of Everett Dyson to Hazel
which occurred Sunday,
June 10. at Council Bluffs, Iowa.
\ Mr.. George Theobald, of Hollandale.
Wis, and Mr.. John Theobald, of Bar
neveld, Wis, came here Monday morn
ing to attend the funeral of Mrs. Ed.
Penniston. -.~s. rl ..s
A. J. Barrow went to Omaha Mon
day with a load of CATTLE
Mr. G. Baker, Gladys Baker Mr.. Ed.
Theobald and Margaret TheobalL and
Mrs. Phyllis Morgan went to Manning
Friday to visit with Mrs. Ed. Pennis-
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y Mrs. r. G. McEven returned to her
home at Woodbine Tuesday, after
visit here at the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Il. C. jackson. She was ac-
home by her two grand
Genevieve and Louise Jack
fpn. ...s...-
gtThe children's day program was
given Sunday MOI ming at the Metho-
dist church. There was very large
attendance and splendid program.
Mrs. T. N. Case will entertain the
members of the Philathean society on
Tuesday afternoon ftEis week.
I Victor Morgan spen' Monday i'll
Omaha. "s.
! Mrs. T. {. Baker was taken to Ona
ha Friday to consult q specialist. She
an operation Monday for
and gan.stcnes. She is
reported getting along as well as pos
sible. which her many friends; will be
glaI to i:now.
Mr. Il Mrs. l.. KemlnisI and little
sons, Philip and Donald, returned
home from Hornick Monday evening,
where they have been visiting rela-
Uves.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Dyson and son,
Ralph. attended the marriage of their
son, Everett, to Hazel Denlpster, at
Come II Bluffs, Sunday
i DIR. John Draper came from Leavel-
worth, Kan, Monday evening, where
be took veterinary examination to
enter the U. S. army. He reported
passing a satisfactory examination
aid will be called on Soon. /,
] tMr. Fred Signor, of Erickson Ncb