The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-11-28
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James and Ted Abbott went 10 "cs'
Side Monday.
Miss Eta stubbc retul Ntd Tuesday
from Des Moines, where SIC Nus ooe'
visiting friends.
Rev. Allen and son. Ralph, al uoeo 10
OnaWa "Wednesday, returning !, .l"
for the family to spend the evell ny H.. at
the farewell party given Mr.. and, 'A' D.
Geo. Newcom, OF Boyer
Willie McKim had the msiortl 'lc
to break his arm while crankmg tA'ei
auto. He, will be laid up for sont
time. This is quite drawback as ne |
drives the Car for his father. VINO Is
mail carrier.
The Camp Fire girls met at the home
Hof Mrs Helen Johnston Thursday eve
ming.
X Ralph Beaman went to Omaha last
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Biggs, of Denison' ana
Mrs. hartman, of Wichita, kans., came
nm "Wednesday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Beamall. Mrs. hartman. who Is
Mrs. Beaman's aunt, remained over
until Friday
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Guy
Martin, Jr. Friday afternoon There
was a big turnout and light refresh
ments were served, which were ENJOY
ed after the busy afternoon.
A few friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
McKim took their baskets filled Win
goodies Thursday evening to thelr
home to help them pass away few
pleasant hours. it being their twenty
fourth wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Matte Cose was down to DEM
son Thursday calling OH old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Broder Boysen visited
Il at the Chas Evers home in DenisOn on
Sunday.
Gene Brogden is here visiting rela-
tives.
Gradma Dunbar is spending few
DAYS with her son. u S. Dunbar
MIR. and Mrs. Barrett spent the week
end visiting at the Mrs. Jordan home
Miss Eta Stubbe had her tonsils re-
moved and is quite sick at the NC
Grath home in Denison.
Leslie Jordan is here from Nebraska
visiting his many relatives.
Miss Potter OF AVoca, visited Miss
KS Ella Martin Sunday.
There will be a hard time social held
at the James Abbott home on FRIDAY
evening of this week, under the aus
pieces of the Epworth League. Every
one bring a potato, a spoon and TIN
cup Come dressed for the occasion
or fine will be imposed An admis-
sion of Is cents will be charged to pay
the League pledge to the Red Cross:
Ben Fisher bought the 80 acres be-
longing to Chas. Freml.
Mr.. and Mrs. Broder Boyscn spent
few days in Omaha and Council
Bluffs this week visiting relatives and
shopping.
Rev Allen and family were pleasant
Iy surprised Sunday by his cousin, Y.
p. Requartte, and wife, who autoed
down from Schaller.
Will Morley and Mr.. and Mrs. Gal
land went to Sac City to attend the
funeral of John Worley Tuesday.
Joe True, George Winans, Bert Nc
Kim and Milt Childress autoed up to
Sac City to attend the funeral of John
Worley, who belonged to their lodge
while resident Of Deloit.
Mrs Edwin j. CALDWELL, of Manila,
',is ted esriss at the home of Mr..
j Mrs. Hemple. -
Mrs Johnnie Anderson, OF Dunlap,
anne UP Saturday to visit her brothers
aorth of town.
Miss Kathryn Vennick and Miss 10y.
al Winans were in Denison Saturday
IA Mr.. and Mrs. S. ID. Newton were
shoppers in Denison Saturday..
Don't forget the Lloyd Winans sale
at Deloit, December 7th.
There will be something special at
the Grill hall Saturday night. Watch
FL for the ad.
Mrs. Lou Arnold has been helping
care for Auntie McKim in her last
days.
The teachers who went to DcniSOr
Saturday were Prof. Kuhn, Mrs
Browne Mrs. Cosc, Miss Greenwood
and Miss Mason.
Miss GreenwOod's sister came from
the teachers meeting to spend the
week end with her.
5. Mr. and Mrs. Firman Ncwcom were
"a .DenisOn visitors Saturday.
lott Saturday.
Fred Moeller and Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
sTy Thompson went on a land excursion
Ito Texas this week.
Mrs. George Newcom. of Odebot
~ has been here assisting in the care o.
her mother, who passed away early
Sunday morning.
Miss Eunice Dobson and mother an(
Mrs. Schiller went to DeniSOn Satur
day. The former attended the teach
ers' meeting and afterwards autoed tt
" Dow City to see Mrs. May Rudd.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. S. Dunbar and Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Hutchinson visited a
the John Cosc home Sunday.
Heman NewcOm and Merle Myer!
shipped two cars of sheep to Oman;
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Brogdcn re
turned from u business trip to Omaha
Cyp Newcom is talking strongly o.
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