The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-01-31

be present at the funeral of his aunt
Sunday. He returned home Monday
Miss Ruth McKim spent Sunday ir
Denison visiting friends.
| Mr.. Bob Montgomery visited the
Lloyd Winans home Sunday last
After q pleasant visit. of severa
weeks at the home Of her sister, Mrs
Stanley Brown, Mrs. Grace McMuller
departed for her home at Wichita
Kan, on Friday leaving on the 1O:1s
ktrain in the morning. Her sister, Mrs
Katie Holberg. of Anthem, Ia, arriv
FED unexpectedly the same day at 2:1s
p. IN. Mrs. Halberg will remain sew
eral days and then 60 on to visit with
Friends and relatives at Wichita:
Mr.. George Winans returned home
Saturday after "a. weeks. vacation in
Denver. He says he is glad to gel
back as there issno place like home al
tho he enjoyed the novelty of the, trip
and change of scenery.
Mr. Carl Streeter departed Friday
for Reynolds, Ia, for visit with q
! friend. He returned Tuesday.
Miss Orpha Campbell spent Sunday
under the parental roof. Her school
closes Friday, February 9. r
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lowing friends on Sunday afternoon:
George Moe]ler, Allen Johnson, Ross
Richardson and Joe and Allen True
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Schwartz and
family spent Sunday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Darling.
Miss Iva Mason was a Denison shop
per on Saturday last.
The following shipments were made
on the I. C. during the past week:
VIM Husky, i car hogs to South Oma'
ha; Sachau and Grill, cars Of hogs
to South Omaha; Richard Lilleholm,
car hogs to South Omaha; True
Merct Co., received car salt Friday.
Mrs. Hemple has been very i'll dur
ing the latter part Of the week but is
feeling better at this writing.
Mrs. Bessie Meyers visited at the
home of Mrs. Jack Mason one day last
week. Avery is up and dressed part
of the day but cannot endure exertion
or excitement tho he enjoys company.
Crystal Newcom has been very ill
with tonsilitis and missed last weeks
school but she is reported much bet.
te:.
Mr.. Hemple has purchased the black
smith shop of Mr.. Fisher. Deloit can
support only one shop of that kind
and do it, right. Mr.. Hemple is a first
class black smith and will do your
work right with the right price.
I. The Ladies' Aid Society Of the NJ.
e. church meet with Mrs. Allen Fri
day afternoon. The ladies are re-
quested to bring needle and thimble
as there is work to be done; after
which len cent lunch will be serv-
ed. Everyone is most cordially invit-
ed.
Mrs. James Abbott and sister, Miss
Della Kropf, were in Denison Monday
having some dental work done.
Miss Mildred Butterworth, of Dow
City, who was a weekly visitor, re-
naming two days out of each week,
in Deloit, giving music lessons, will
give lessons this week. She says she
has enjoyed her work here very much
and is loath to leave us, but she is
taking a we'll earned vacation and will
80 with her parenta to visit relatives
in bona in ons OF the western
or this .einasssy extend to her vote.
Of thanks for her untiring efforts, her,
earnestie ss, zeal and enthusiasm and
above all her patience in bringing out
the latent talents and educating the
finer side of life in our young people.
May she have pleasant trip and safe
ly return.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Kropf visited on
Sunday at the home OF his sister, Mrs.
Jim Abbott
F. A. True and George Martin, jr.
went to Ayoca Saturday to attend the
funeral of Arthur Conner, cousin OF
Guy. Mr.. Conner is a young nan, hav-