The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-15

tthe tractor show.
The Frank Glassburner family and
Miss Bertha Logsdon and Joe HALO
well and family were IN Moodoine
Sunday visiting at the j. Is. Glass
hurnar home. They went for the pur-
nose of seeing Miss Mamie Glass
h,,rner. who arrived there That morn
ing from China for a years furlough
from her missionary duties.
Little Ruth Fishel, the daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fishel, Of Dem
ison. is here with hor, grandparents.
w. T.. Fishel and wife, Whlle her moth
er is in a hospital in Omaha having
been there for the past Two weeks
or so. We are told that she mad an
operation performed last week.
The w. &C. r. U. rendered Mrs.
Jane Wood, one of their members,
surprise Monday, the occasion beng
her birthday The surprise was most
complete and all spent a very pleas
ant time together. Z. At. the close, af-
ter partaking of fine luncheon, the
guests took their departure wishing
the honored one many happy returns
of the day. Mrs. Emory @Shissler, OF
Jefferson and Mrs. j. P. Riddle. or
Creighton. Neb., were out OF town
guests.
Frank Binnall, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. William Butler, OF Colorado
who are visiting here and Mrs. no.
ratio Wingrove, visited at the w. ".
Butler home in Pierson last week.
Mrs. W. Fl. Meyers and daughter,
Grace, of Ogden, who visited here re
Gently, stopped the first OF the week
on their return from several weeks
visit in Dakota. Mr.. Meyers joined
them in Dakota and also stopped here
for visit 90. "
Mrs. Cleo Snyder left on Tuesday
of last week for her home in Upper
Sandusky, Ohio, after several days
visit at the w. f. Fishel home.
N. f. Wilder and wife motored to
Sioux City Friday, where they visited
their son. Morris, and wife, return
ing Monday. 3,
Gerald Butterwortl was on the sick
list the first of the week, but is bet
ter now. ......r-..a.
Frank Binnall went to Omaha on
Tuesday with the intention OF pur-
chasing sheep. "-s g.,
Glen Honz and son, Andrew, were,
up from Dunlap Monday. Grandma
Ahart went home with them for Wis
it.
Misses Ruby Rolls end Eva Roy at
tended ~lhes chautauqua in Dunlap on.
Monday. r.. r .... a,s9te
Mrs. Emory Shissler and little.
daughters came Monday for Jefferson
for o visit with the formers mother.
Mrs. Jane Wood, and other relatives.
Mrs. Fred Fienholdt and her sister.
Mrs. Anton thinner, of Chicago and
her, niece, Miss Snyder, OF Mont Pc
tier. Ind, were Dehison passengers
Monday. .... .&s 81. ,...
Mrs. Claus Hansen accompanied her
sister, Mrs. Miller to her home in
Omaha on Monday for a weeks visit.
Miss Helen Rule went out to the
Willow Sunday for visit with her
brother, Raymond and wife.
The w. N. Schouten family are
planning an automobile trip to Den
yer, Col, soon to visit the Harry
Jones family and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake ,Raeses enter
tanned Sunday their son, Dan, and
famffy of -DenisOn. ~N''t ,8H<T 20
The new residence Of b. NJ. Nc
Elwain has been completed and the
family will move into ithabout the
last of the week. - ..-,..
Miss Helen Houston returned to her
home near Dunlap Sunday. after
spending a week with her friend, Miss
Dorothy Ahart. 81. -
The Luther Brasel family and Chas.
Bird visited Mrs: Bfasel's folks in
Malvern the past week. ~ e.
Floyd Rigsby came down from Den
ison Saturday for an over Sunday WIS.,
it at the parental NJ. A. Rigsby home.
Mrs. Anna DOser has been quite
sick the past week and under the care
of a physician, but is somewhat i'm
proved at this writing. Eth.
Miss Josephine Stepanek spent last
week at the home of her sister. Mrs.
Jim Clark in the country.
Mrs +. l.. Roberts left Sunday at
ter a visit with her daughter, Mrs. A.
L. Brown and family.
The Gus Frederickson family, of
near Denison, and Mrs Frederick.
sons sister, Mrs. Augusta Carlson
and daughter. Mary, of Chicago, were
guests at the Charlie Smith home on
Friday.
~ Mrs. Nick Oil, of Dunlap and Mrs.
Otto Miller, OF Ute. visited at the
parental Fred Christiansenshome slast
week! |
Harold VIM has bann quiet i'll with.
symptoms of typhoid fever, but we
are glad to report that he escaped the
disease and is on the road to recov-
cry. %. "a See
Mrs. r, H. Rudd and daughter, Iris,
expect to leave on Wednesday Of this
week for their home in Hooper, Wash.
after having spent several months at
the home of the formers mother, Mrs.
S. E. Wiley. and other relatives. They
will probably visit at the Bert Wiley
home in. Eagle Grove on their way,
Sometime ago the family had decid-
ed to locatae here, but have since
changed their plans. Mr.. Rudd left
for Washington a few weeks ago.
Mr. and Mrs. +. G. HOworth visited
her folks and took in the chautauqua
at Dunlap Sunday. a.
Misses Ruth Gassburner and Eva
Johns were up from WOOdbine Sun
day visiting friends. = ~ q. L,
Mrs. LESSEE Howorth was a coun-.