The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-19
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kin club on last Tuesday there being
also several invited guests present. A
most elegant one O'Clock dinner was
served, after which the ladies spent
10 pleasant social hour together with
this popular hostess.
4 5s Elmer McElWain, wife and daugh-
ter were Omaha visitors Wednesday.
Friends of Allen Dodge are pleased
< to learn of his marriage recently to a
young lady by the name of Miss Vir-
ginia Pardee of Ute, the event having
taken place in Sioux City. Mr. Dodge
{ was employed as Northwestern section
foreman here some time ago and his
Dow City friends offer their heartiest
congratulations.
Misses Vivian Sharp and Jennie Cor
nelius were shopping in Denison one
day last week.
L. L. Holcomb has finished his road
work for this season and the family
are again occupying their residence IN
the east part of town. They had been
camping out during the summer and
fall while Mr.. HOlcomb was engaged
in road work.
Miss Stella Wieland was among the
callers at the county capital Wednes-
I day
Bill Toon and Medford Rudd, who
recently enlisted, left Wednesday for
Colorado and will be stationed at FIT.
Logan.
Nj. and Mrs. Henry Steiner enter.
tanned his brother, of Denison, several
days the past week.
The home Of Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. But
terworth was placed under quarantine
no1n no the
victim of smallpox The E. r. Pagan
homo was also quarantined for the
same disease.
D. L. Graul has accepted position
as agent at Arion and began his duties
the first OF last week. We are not in.
formed as to whether he will move
his family there or not. -,
Mrs. Frank McHenry was a passen-
ger to Denison Wednesday, where she
went to attend the funeral OF her
uncle, Francis Gibson, returning on
Thursday.
& C. Il, Rudd was visitor in Omaha
"Wednesday and Thursday. He had
accompanied his son, Medford, as far
as that place on his way to FIT. Logan,
Colo. "Wednesday morning.
Mrs. M. b. Bailey was up from Dun
lap several days the past week visiting
her daughter, Mrs. F. c. Howorth.
Herman Lazerus was business Wis
itpr in Omaha Friday, returning Satur.
day morning.
John Bahr was home from Camp.
Dodge and spent Saturday and Sun
day with his folks.
The nurse who had been caring for
Miss Maggie Sharp for the past three
weeks, left Thursday for Omaha. The
many friends of Miss Sharp are great
lyi pleased to learn that she is recover
ing so nicely.
81 Mrs Lille Marks was down from
cs1rfs SOD + ifiis.f,1rsday gathering up dona-
tons Tor the bazaar,
Editor u C. Hatch was among the
Denison visitors Thursday.
John Gibson was a passenger to
Denison Thursday.
Il Mrs. Hugh Butterworth and Lois
Alexander were among the Denison
shoppers Friday. .......
Warren Ettleman was taken with an
attack OF smallpox and the family was
#quarantined Friday.
Miss Fern Kingery, one of the
school teachers, went to Adair Friday
for a weekend visit at her home.
Mrs. r. w. Teck and Mrs. David
Clark and son, David, were Denison
shoppers Friday.
.8 i. r. Goldsworthy and L. c. Hatch
were in Dunlap Friday. where they
took in "!The Birth Of Nation
S ". B. Gibson, Mrs. Ida Talcott and
Miss Lille Gibson spent a couple OF
days in Denison last week. being call.
ed there by the death of, their uncle,
Francis Gibson.
We are told that George Weland
and Robert Wright, who were in Oma'
sha last week to enlist in the navy were
rejected on account of poor eyesight.
"A. "A, Luke was business visitor in
Omaha Saturday.
4 Nephi Goodman, who had spent "a
week or so at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs William Spence, ST., left Friday
for Woodbine, where he is now max
ing his home.
Dan, the little son of Mrs. LESSEE
Howortl@, was taken Ill the latter part
sof the week and his case was dag
8nOsed by the physician as smallpox,
which disease is so prevalent in this
vicinity at present All cases thus far
have been of very mild form
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble. Of the Noble
( Oil Refining company of Houston, Tex.
were in town last week and held a
meeting on Wednesday night for the
benefit of our tOwnsmen, who have re-
Gently taken an interest in the oil
fields. We are told that there had
been little misunderstanding about
! the matter and at this time Mr.. Noble
gave the necessary explanation of
7. things, which gave those concerned a
clearer view in regard to the matter.
On Monday morning of the past
i week as Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Virgins
were seated at the breakfast table and
indulging in the usual conversation,
Mrs. Virgins had a peculiar expert
ence when she suddenly became unable
to speak. Her husband noticed that
She did not reply to a question he had
asked her at the time. but thought lit
tie Of it. not being aware that any
thing had happened to her. 1t seems
that she went about her household
duties as usual until quite late in the
day when it was discovered by anoth
4 or member Of the family that she was
unable to speak. A physician was
summoned, who found that the trouble
resulted from the enlargement of two
blood vessels in her neck. For sever
al days she could not utter as much as
one word and her condition has caused