The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-09-19

ner llItle grandson, MllHel oNhdlel
of Omaha, visited at the F. {. How
orth home couple of days the latter
part of the week. We are informed
that the Schafer family are soon to
leave Omaha for Connecticut where
they will make their future home.
Miss Anna Bell began her first term
of school in the Zeph Fienholdt dis
trict last week.
Mrs. Lem Lambert very pleasantly
entertained the Larkin club on Tues
day afternoon of last week and the
event was greatly enjoyed by all pre-
sent especially the nice luncheon
which was served at the close.
The kremser little folks and Rus
sell Young have been wrestling with
siege Of chicken poX, but are now
just about recovered.
Miss Vivian Sharp has organized
her Sunday school class into Queen
Esther circle, the class having met at
the Sharp home Wednesday night,
when it was decided to organize. The
following officers were elected: Miss
Jennie Cornelius, president. Miss
Ruby Baber. vice-president, Miss lsa-
bel Scott. recording secretary. Miss
Helen Rule. corresponding secretary,
Miss Dorothy Rule. treasurer, Miss
Mae Houston. secretary of supplies.
and Miss Mabel Thomas. mite-box
superintendent. Another meeting wa
superintendent. Another meeting
afternoon to make further plans. The
society will meet once month
II. G. Scott has purchased the
Chester Borsall property between
the meat market and the Houston
garage. We are not informed as to
what he will do with it.
The Womana' Home NJ ;sonary
society meets this week Wednesday
in the basement of the Methodist
church.
Mrs. II. G. Luke has purchased the
three lots of G. V. Jordan near the
city park. The probabilities are that
she will build home there and re-
side after her daughter has complct-
ed her course at Simpson college.
We are very sorry to note the con-
dition of S. e. Goddard whose illness
was mentioned last week, and who
is very low. physicians having dag
nosed his case as being enlargement
of the liver. His continued illness
has given his family and relatives
much concern. All sincerely hope
to soon learn of his rapid recovery.
j. r. Willett arrived Sunday from
Billings. Mont. to join his wife who
had been visiting here and in Omaha
for sometime. They leave this week
for trip to Douglas. Wyo.. where
Saul and family. They will also visit
ba, ,;cit q n
other places before returning to their
home.
John Edwards, Sr.. accompanied
the Dave McAllister family. of Deni-
son. to Welcome, Mimi. on Tuesday
of last week, where they spent the
remainder of the week.
William l.ule was among the visit
ors at the county capital Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcdonald
Mrs. Frank Binnall and G.. w. Lang
ley. attended the funeral of Mrs. r.
3. Johnson at the Brogden home north
OF Denison Wednesday.
Thomas Ahart received two cars
of cattle the last of the week which
he will feed the coming season.
Miss Anna Nelson came down from
Denison Saturday for an over Sun
day visit at the parental. Fred Mel
The Frank Berka family returned
the latter part Of the week from a
several days visit in Montour.
The DR.. J. +. Potter family enter
tanned Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Bereanek. and son. Of Sloan, and Otto
Staley and daughter, Of Charter Oak.
Mrs. All HowOrth left Tuesday for
her home at Tecumseh. Nebr., after
a pleasant weeks visit at the home
of her brother, +. c. Howorth and
wife
Horace kuykendall hid, rented a
farm near Woodbinc for next year
which place he spent last week plow-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. NJ. McElwain and
daughter. Purral, motorcd to Blen-
cOe Saturday to visit relatives, re.
turning Monady.
Misses Martha Weiss and Marie
Helsley of DenisOn. were callers in
town Friday. Both have positions in
the new school here.
Mrs. Walter Bryan who has been
quite sick for the past two weeks,
is slowly recovering, fact we are
very glad to report.
Miss Helen Houston, who is attend
ing School in DensOn, visited at the
parental home over Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Martin Goddard en-