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

r. lanyard and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Nathanial Brundage and daughter,
Thalmas, autoed recently to Oakland
and visited Mr.. and Mrs. Rollins. Mrs.
Rollins is the daughter of Mrs. Brun-
dagG. ca. T." 10, &c.,,
The Gleason plumber, even OF Dun
lap, have been busy the past week
putting in furnace at the new Tesi-
dence Of B. NJ. McElwain.
Miss Agnes Essex, who has taught
in one Of the rural districts for the
past year, left the first of last week
for Shell Rock to join her folks, who
moved there from here sometime ago
Miss Birdie Metcalf was a visitor
in Denison Wednesday and Thursday.
Arnold Isbel the son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. l.. 1sbel, who graduated last
week from the Logan high school,
has the honor of having the highest
records in the class, which consists of
thirty-one> boys and girls. After grad
uating, he went to Omaha, where he
took the required physical examina-
ton. which he passed successfully and
left the same day to enter the naval
academy at Annapolis.
J, N. Bell was among the county
seat visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. J. w. Cranes was in Dunlap
Thursday, having dental work done
and also visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Will Aldrich.
AL. Jackson spent the day Thurs
day in Omaha transacting business. i
. Miss Josephine Stepanek has been
under the doctors care for a few
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severe attack of tonsilitis, but is
now better
Mrs. Arch Laird was having dental
work done Wednesday in Dunlap.
SB.- IN. !sMcE'lwain. returned Thursday
from LorenZen. where he and his
father, NJ. L. McElwain, of Denison.
had ;notored the Sunday previous to
attend a funeral. They were COMPEL
led to leave the car at Odebolt and
come the rest of the way by train on
account Of tho bad condition of the
roads.
After spending week here with
friends. Frank Sands left the first
part of last week for visit in Logan
and Omaha before returning to his
home lin Cherryvale. Kan.
Mrs. S. e. Babee has been confined
in bed several days the past week
with an attack Of lagrippe.
Miss Olga NAHUM of Soldier is
visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Harvey Hanrick.
Fred Randel and p. J. Brown mo-
torcd to the lakes Thursday, where
they spent the day fishing.
The Royal Neighbors met on Tues
day afternoon of the past week with
a, good attendance. At this time four
new candidates we're. initiated into
the order and the meeting proved a
very profitable one. Ice cream was
served at the close. - %"e
Mrs. Catherine Tillum of Los Ange-.
les, Calls visiting her father, James
Pearsall. ST., and other relatives.
l&{s Mrs: Art Wilson and little daugh-
ter, Leone, were visiting relatives in
Denison one day last week.
Miss Alfredo Aberhardt was having
dental work done in Denison Thurs
day and Friday.
Charles Smith was visitor in Oma-
ha Wednesday.
r. w. Houston and son. Zen, were
passengers to Omaha Friday. where
they spent the day transacting bust |
ness.
j. One of the most pleasant social
functions of the past week was the |
meeting of the Priscilla club and sew
eral invited guests at the home of
Mrs. Ed Pagan Thursday afternoon
A large number were in attendance |
and royal good time was had. the |
afternoon being devoted to sOciability |
and the like. An elegant repast con-
cluded the afternoon and the guests |
departed for their homes pronouncing |
the occasion very enjoyable one |
and also highly praising this pleas
ant and popular hostess. Mrs. Fred !
Butler of Lewiston, Idaho, was an |
out Fof town guest. III ~ ~
Mrs. j. N. Bell returned Thursday
evening fronlsa seyerats6aESssy visit ind
Omaha at the home of her sister, Mrs. |
Rev. l.. v. Slocum, and family.
sClem Honz and three sons were up !
from Dunlap Friday and visited the
formers. brother, Al Honzs and fam
lily. ~ y p E ~ q -
miss Wave Cross went to Cherokee
Thursday to attend the l.. D. S. con-
ference in session there over Sun
day. after which she goes to Des |
Mones to attend the summer term of |
school at. Highland Park college
NJ. G. Virgins and wife we're pas
sengers to Woodbine Friday morning, |
where they spent the day visiting at
the home of their son, w. II. Virgins.
and family and getting acquainted
with their new granddaughter. The
little miss has been given the name
of Madonna Ann. ,'''
Miss Helen Stephenson was a Wis
itor at the county seat Friday.
Henry Olmstead was up from Dun
lap on Thursday last.
Luther Brasel and little son were
pleasant callers here Saturday from
Defiance.
Mrs. II. IT, Baber was having den
tai work done in Dunlap Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Ahart, George
Ahart and wife and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred (
Colby returned Thursday from Ames,
where they had been in attendance at
the college exercises of the gradual
ing class OF which Leo Ahart is a
member.
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