The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-20

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Woodbinc Saturday for an over Sun
day visit at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Jay Field.
Mrs NJ v. Collins, of Denison, was
a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. J. Brecn a couple of days last
| week.
The O. A. Cooper family and r.
lIT. Babcr motored to Harlan Sunday
and visited with the Fred Baber fam
lilly. ..,
Editor l.. G.. Hatcl, went to, Omaha
Monday to spend several days in at
Tendance at meeting of the Nebras-
IA Press Association.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Turner and their
fdaughter. Lille, were visitors at the
tcounty seat last Saturday.
Miss Clara Williamson returned on
Monday from a visit of nearly two
weeks with friends in Kiron.
N. r. Wilder has purchased the
residence property Of p. w. O'Meara,
and will move his family there in
| the near future The O'Nleara fam
lily packed and shipped their house
hold goods to Iowa City last week.
They will spend several weeks in
the country before leaving for their
new home.
Miss Bess Alexander came up from
Omaha Saturday night accompanied
by Miss Ruth Glassburner, Of Wood
bine and spent Sunday at the paren-
tai, A. A. Alexander, home.
Auct. e. Il. Malone was pleasant
caller in town Saturday from Charter
Oak.
Miss Flora Virgins was up from
Woodbine and, spent the Sabbath day
with her folks .pt :, }-tt,.';.a ii
# York Broadwell came up from .Qma-
ha the, latter part Of the week Where
he has been doctoring, dor his hang
He returned to Omaha again Monday
morning. .
=. A. Htiey, Inns giY44 upglis WerN
in the Allen drug store and left on
Sunday, for Lenox. ~,.., =. e..
Mrs. Hugh Butterworth and child
rem and Mrs. Ross Rudd and daughter
Iris, were visitors in Denison Satur-
day night.
James Spence and wife were over
from Boyer and Sundayed with rela-.
,tives and friends.
Miss Mildred Virgins went to
Woodbine Thursday for weeks Wis
it at the home of her brother, W. III.
Virgins and family.
Mrs Ida TalcOtt and son. Edgar, are
expecting visit this week from the
lattcr's sister, Mrs. Fred Howard, and
husband from the eastern part of the
state.
Miss Mae Killion spent the past
week in kenwood at the Spray Ma
lone home. -.
John Edwards. ST., and granddaugh-
ter, Miss Mae Edwards, were in Dcni-
son one day last week and visited
the latter's sister. Miss Alma.
70 The Fred Coleman family entertain
cd his mother Of Carson City recently.
Mrs. l. A. Anderson arrived last
week at tue B. NJ. McElwain homo.
for a brief stay. e.. ..r..
= Arthur Butterworth and family, of
Little Rock, Ark. arrived Tuesday
for a Visit OF, several weeks with his
parents. G. Butterworth and wife and
other relatives. .-.
Mrs Herman Cook was over from.
Charter Oak Friday.
Elias Edwards and Charley Starkey
went to Ida Grove Friday to take the
enlistment examinations.
Prof. c. w. Manning and son, Merle,
w. i. Gibson and VIM. Jordan spent
Saturday and Sunday at the lakes
Miss Lois Manning went to Omaha
Saturday for several days visit with,
her sister, Letha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Vollersen were
down from Denison Monday.
Misses Gladys Dettweiler and Hazel
Case. of Woodbine, were Sabbath
guests at the home OF Mrs. X. G.
Luke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Rankin. of Nc
Cook. Nebr.. visited over Sunday
with their relatives, the Art Randall
family and on Sunday they all en-
joyed trip to the lake. Monday
morning the guests went to Woodbine
for visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. keehner. 7
The Geo. Talcott family are enjoy
ing fine new Chandler car. The
Frank McHenry, aud Earl Morrison
families, arc also driving; a new Gag,
Herbert Ahart and Eliphalet Stock
were visitors at the joe Stepanek
home Sunday from Denison. y.
MI. and Mrs. John Aliart and their
daughter, Lillian. visited relatives in
Maplctm one day last week. "!S'I t"'
Tlep WIN. Roy and Pearl Servcss'
families were down from Denisun or
Sunday visiting at the Henry Roy
home. ii
George thinner and Fred Colby were
at the lakes Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Spence has been on the
sick list for Il few days.
John Scemann was down from Dcni-
son visiting his son, w. A., and fam
lily over Sunday.
J. p. Riddle. of Creighton, Neb. has
been given the contract for the fin
fishing of the new Consolidated school
Mesdames Enos Cross and William
Ettleman were Denison visitors on
Wednesday. d.,
A.. l.. Brown and daughter, Pansy.
were in Dunlap between trains We'd
neSday.
Clarence Fisher returned from Onla-
ha Sunday night where he had spent
several days.
Virgil Butterworth was. over from
Charter Oak the first of the week
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