The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-11-14

|Birkhofer, has returned to her home
in Moscow. Her cousin, Miss Marie
Birkhofer accompanied her for a
couple OF weeks visit. The girls
spent the day Thursday in Omaha 60
ing from there to Moscow.
Mr.. and Mrs 81. c. Cooper and
children of Onawa, we're pleasant vis-
itors at the John Ahart home one
day the first part of last week. Mrs.
Ahart accompanied them home for q
few days visit returning on Thurs
day. " FL.
frank Hon1 went to Webster City
Tuesday to do relief work at the |. c.
depot for a few days. Ill.,
J. J. Marty and son of Trinidad,
Colo, who spent several days at the
home of their daughter, and sister,
Mrs. J. A. Brill and family last week,
left Wednesday on their trip to Ohio.
Mrs. Ella Hahn was visiting with
relatives in Denison Thursday. Her
sister, Mrs. Jake Schwartzenbach
came home with her for a visit.
Mrs. Jake Reeser accompanied by
her daughter Mrs. Harry Skunk and
baby, OF Des Moines, who are visiting
here enjoyed visit with relatives in
Denison Thursday.
Mrs. Jess Coburn and two children
returned Thursday evening to their
home in Denison after q visit of nearly
week at the parental, John Coburn
home. They also visited her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Carbauh. 49,
Twenty four hour service is now be.
ing put on at the electric light plant
the change having taken effect last
Wednesday. This Is indeed move
in the right direction and will with
out doubt be highly appreciated by
the citizens. Steve Hammock has
been secured for the position of night
man and H. G. Mcqueen will work as
day man during this month or until
someone else can be secured.
j. H. Young was visitor in Oma-
ha Thursday. - r.
Mrs. Jane Wood went to Denison
Thursday for a visit at the home of
her granddaughter Mrs. Fred North
am and family.
Mrs. Art Wilson was hostess to the
PalO Alto club and several invited
guests on Thursday afternoon, enter
tanning in her usual delightful man.
ner. There was good turnout and
the guests spent the time together
in fancy work and social chat and the
event was immensely enjoyed by all.
The luncheon which concluded the
day proved most pleasing feature.
Mrs. H. T. Wilson of Denison was q
pleasant out of town guest.
d. u. Bremser was an Omaha visitor
Wednesday. y.
Jerome Bucknon who had spent a
week or so at the home Of his neice.
Mrs. w. N. Schouten, and family, left
Sunday for visit with relatives in
Charter Oak after which he will re.
turn to his home at Peterson. '.
John Ahart and daughter, Lillian,
and Miss Vesta Riddle we're visitors
at the county capital Thursday.
John and Title Steiner were over
Sunday visitors with thier folks in
DenisOn. &2J421 = #
Mr.. and Mrs. John Birkhofer spent
the day Thursday In Omaha.
Pearl Wore and wife moved last
week from the Arch Wight residence
which they had occupied for several
months, into the residence recently
vacated by DR.. F. N. Rowe and fam.
lily. 2sr ~j
Leo Ahart went to Ames Saturday
to be in attendance at the. Home Com.
ing of the Colonial House.
Rube Malone and wife are enter.
tanning q new baby boy at their home
several miles southeast of town.
Mrs. Spray Malone and Mrs. Frank
Carl were hostesses to the Royal
Neighbors Tuesday at the home of the
latter. there being q g0odly number
present. After the usual business
session. a social hour was enjoyed, q
very nice luncheon being served at
the close. The meeting next month
will be in the I. O. o. F. hall when
an election of officers will be held
and the probabilities are that initia-
tory work will also be put on at
this time.
John Carey who for the past two
months or so has been engaged as
assistant electrician and street COM
missioner has given up the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smith were the
guests of the Frank Odell family in
Logan Wednesday.
Arch Wight has purchased the dray
line of Harvey Hamrick and will take
possession the first of the year. Mr..
Wight formerly conducted the dray,
prior to moving onto farm q year
ago. The family will again occupy
their residence in the west part OF
town. 5sta
Mrs. William Walters and two little
daughters were passengers to Wood
bineA Saturday for a visit with rela-
tives and friends. .
John and Lottye Woodland who are
staying at the Fields home received
a message from Council Bluffs Fri
day night Of the serious illness s. q their
her. The former returned Sunday,