The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-07

success financially for her and salts
factory for the guests. A good sup
per is the mainstay of the ball.
| Mrs. Maria Dobson and Mrs. j, l.
Miller were visiting friends in Dow
City last week. After several calls
they went to the home of Mrs. V
Hatch and partook of delicious sup
per before train time.
Mrs. May Rudd, of Dow City, arriv
| ed Thursday noon, attended prayer
meeting Thursday evening then re
turned to her daughters home to make
final preparations for her departure
for her sons home in west where she
will reside permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Newman return
Led from. their two weeks visit with
friends and relatives y in southern
Iowa and western Nebraska They
are moving their goods to. their home
northeast ofNBoyer and where they
will be at ho1neito their friends after
March Is.
Mr.. Joe, Brogden shipped 1, car OF
|implemen ts and hous ehold goods and
car of stock to Sioux Falls, Friday
where he expects to locate.
Mr.. VIM. Heide purchased a new
Ford from Fred Moeller Wednesday.
Tim Patchin departed the latter
part of the week for Lake Park Ia,
where he and liver Christensen will
farm this year. Andy Barthman ac-
companied them.
Mr.. Ralph and George Beaman de-
parted last Wednesday for few days
in Omaha attending the auto show.
The following were passengers last
Thursday for the auto show in Oma-
ha: Mr.. Joe Johnson, P. Nashlund,
Gust Anderson and three daughters,
D. Schroeder and F. Moeller.
Mr.. Harvey Cook has moved into
the John Taylor house for few days
until he can obtain car to ship his
goods to his new home in the west.
Mr.. Jim Zimmerman formerly OF
Hooversville, Pa, but now of Avoca,
Ia, visited at the Joe True home a
few days last week. He came to a
good town to buy property and after
considering five different places re-
turned to think it over and we hope
to have him to stay with us shortly.
Mr.. Ray Winans, the leading mer-
chant, of Percival, Ia, arrived Satnr-
day evening for week end visit with
his father and sister, Bessie. From
Rays appearance one would judge
he was living in town as good as
Deloit. ~, ...s.-
Mrs. r. Robertson has had her name
upon the sick list the past week but
at present is getting around nicely
Mrs. H. c. Mauk and DR.. Graham
we're in Omaha looking over the auto
show and attending to some business
The past week.
Arrived at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs James Fleming near Boyer, on
February 26, nine and one half
pound girl. Mrs. J. P. Allen is helping
care for the mother and the little
Mss. AE
Mr.. F. A. True who has spent the
past month visiting his sisters in
SETTLE and Spokane returned last
Thursday evening. Il
Mr.. Nickaloi Moeller has five cases.
If tonsilitis but is up and around thod
very, hoarse. Friday night he was
unable to take his part in the play
but Sears Roebuck sent out another
and the play went on famously with
one real act. Il. 's., isssss2 n lsys !
The family Of. John Will ms 1aEent
- fsss. ;sos sa56h last sday
NAMED over night with Miss Lottie1
Williams then departed for their home
n Wyoming.
Mr.. Ind Mrs. Ralph Loux who have
,een living this winter with Mr.. and
Mrs. Hickman have moved into the
yacant house just north of Dale Cose
store.
! Miss; Ella Martin was under the.
painful necessity of going to- Denison
She visited the dentist and
lad some very necessary work OF long
standing attended to.
MI Jacob and sister, Miss Vera, OF
lake City, spent the week end with
heir sister, Mrs. Mauk All attended
he dance in the Grill Hall Saturday |
evening. ft....-N
Mr.. Jacob sachau was an Omaha
last Wednesday. He was
n attendance at the auto show.
Mr.. Carl Evers, of Wyoming, a
brother of Louie Evers, was in attend
ance at the dance Saturday night. He
has been visiting relatives and friends
and staying at the home Of Herman
Grill. ... .- t....
Mrs. James Turner was shopping
in Denison Saturday. |
Mrs, Blaine Wilson, of Denison, was
in attendance. at the dance in the
Grill Hall Saturday night. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Moeller enter
tanned DR.. Graham and Miss Eta