The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-01-10

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and Mrs. s. e. Goddard, and Franz
Wiley were among those who attend
ed the funeral Of Thos. Mcbride in De
fiance Thursday. ~,
Mrs, Minnie Snitzer and Max Lazer
us have been visiting relatives in Oma
ha the past two weeks.
Horace Kuykendall was up from
,Woodbine one day last week visiting
his mother, Mrs. S. M. Kuykendall.
Paul Christensen, of Denison, spent
several days last week at the home Of
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
Gus christensen. g.'.
The Spray Malone family have re
turned from two weeks visit al
Kenwood. 81. '...s ~.
A new safe has been secured for the
post Office. t-
Robert Mayne returned the last OF
the week from two weeks visit with
relatives in Canada. Fra f.
Mrs. Glen Langley, of Enderslake
Nebr., visited at the G. w. Langley
and Binnall homes several days the
past week,
We are informed that Mr.. and Mrs.
s. M. Kuykendall and sons, are rent.
ing the Joe Stepanek farm for the
coming year. Mrs. Kuykendall leaves
this week for Woodbine where she
will visit with relatives until the first
of March when she will return and
move onto the farm.
The little son of Jay Kevan and
wife has been on the sick list for the
past week. te 49,. 4,
The Rebecca lodge held meeting
and installation of officers last We'd
nesday night. Mrs. Olive Rontzong,
the installing officer from Charter Oak
was in charge The following officers
were installed: Mrs. o. A. Cooper, N.
G., Mrs. L. A. Wore. ". G., Mrs. Mary
Harper, Recording. secretary, Miss
Hilda Turnlund, Financial secretary,
Mrs George Keairnes. treasurer, Mrs.
George Fritz, warden, Mrs. 8. 3. Will
'ey, conductor, Miss Florence Miller,
chaplain. Other offices will be ap-
pointed and installed at the mkt meet
Ing. Refreshments were served at
the close of the evening.
Mrs. Pete Hansen and son, Henry,
were Denison visitors Wednesday
Glen Wright and wife left Thurs
day for their home at Douglas, Wyo.
The Palo Altos were very pleasantly
entertained at the home Of Mrs. w.
B. Gibson Saturday. A good turnout
and most delightful time is reported.
Miss Vera Saul, of Douglas, Wyo., was
an out of town guest. Refreshments
were served at the close of the after
noon.
,Ahart and Chamberlain shipped
two cars of stock to Cudahy, Wis. on
Saturday night.
e. L. Thomas and wife and daugh-
ter, Mabel, and son, LOREN, were in
Denison Saturday.
Rev. "A. B. Adams went to Council
Bluffs Monday where he will assist
Rev. Bingaman of the Epworth church
here in series of special meetings.
Rev. Adams will probably be absent
about two weeks but expects to be
lere to conduct the usual services.
Misses Bernjce Hunsicker, Helen
aastie and Margaret Ryan, the three
nigh school teachers, returned on Sun
lay to be ready for the opening of
school Monday, after spending their
at their homes, the former
NO at Indianola and the latter at Gre
cent.
G. v. Jordan was in Council Bluffs !
'everal days last week, being called |
here by the death of his sister.
Miss Agnes Essex returned on Sat
lrday from pleasant two weeks visit !
With friends at New Hartford.
School began Monday after two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Jay Fields returned on Sunday
rom visit with Woodbine folks.
The Jim Baber family who have
'een living on the Henry Bell farm,
AVE rented the residence of w. w.
,alland and will move into town the
after part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Skunk came
asst week from LIE Mars and will take |
lp their residence here he having Sc
ured employment on the new school
At present they are at the |
lome Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
axe Reeser,
Wilbur Lee went to Omaha Sunday |
or visit with his mother and sisters.
The annual meeting of the stock |
lolders was held in the Farmers state |
'ank on Monday last.
Mrs. Joe Galinski and little daugh-
or were up from Woodbine and visit |
d over Sunday at the Herman Lazer- |
is home. la
Miss Marie Bowling, of Denison, was
Sabbath guest at the l.. G. Butter |
1orth' home.
After a pleasant three weeks visit !
With her grandmother, Mrs. Marie |
ibscn and other relatives, Miss Vera |
'aul departed on Tuesday for Lake |
'orest, ILL.,, where she is a student |
t the Ladies' Seminary OF Ferry Hall.
Willis Virgins and family and
Iiss Flora Virgins motored up from
Voodbine Sunday morning, going |
rom here to Buck Grove where they
njoyed fine goose dinner at the
ONE of Mrs. Virgins folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Burnwell were
yer from Defiance and spent Friday
light at the home of her parents, Jake \
lesser and wife.
We understand that c. J. O'Meara
nd wife contemplate moving onto
heir farm south of town in spring.
Mrs. w. A. Saul and son, Weldon,
eturned to their home in Douglas,
Vyo., after visit with her mother,
1rs. Marie Gibson, and also with
Their relatives. n
Misses Mable and Blanche Cole re-
lrned Saturday from a two weeks
isit with their sister and family in
'ell Rapids, S. D., their mother who
ad been visiting there since last