The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-01

Pearsall family enjoyed an outing at
Lake View Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Bell and son,
Robert, and daughter, Nina, went to
Sioux City Wednesday to see their
daughter and sister, Anna. who is
attending Morningside college, and
who recently fell and sustained a
sprained ankle.
Mrs. Harvey Radcliffe of Dunlap,
was a guest at the Frank Berka home
| Thursday.
Miss Martha Waite of Denison, WIS.,
tied the Enos Cross family on last
Sunday.
: Mrs. Pat Straight, of Dunlap, was a
visitor with her daughter, Mrs. Hor-
ace kuykendall and husband Friday.
The J. p. F. and the Sunshine and
Larkin clubs picnicked in the Enos
Cross grove Sunday and the occasion
was very pleasant one. Miss Mar.
tina Waite, of Denison, was a pleasant
! out OF town guest.
Floyd and Una Adams returned to
their home in Vail the first of the
week after spending several weeks
at the Clark and Keairnes homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Odell and son,
Hugh, and daughters, Byrl and Mrs.
Fred Daudel, the latter Of New Hamp.
ton, enjoyed Sunday visit with rela-
tives and friends at Irwin.
Sim Davis and wife were Omaha
visitors Monday.
Miss Iva Fishel spent several days
of the past week with her friend,
Miss Anna Bell of Morningside.
Mr.. and Mrs James Berka. of Arion
were recent visitors with his brother,
Frank and family.
The August Messenbrink family and
John Messenbrink of Denison, were
guests at the Larkin picnic in Cross's
grove Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Kuykendall has gone to
Castana for visit with relatives.
Ed Wright and wife came up from
Dunlap Sunday to visit the Art Ran
del family. The former returned that
evening while his wife remained for
a day or two longer.
Lee and Wiley Cramer, Art Randel
Ed Ahart, Fred Colby, Frank Wiley,
and Harold Alexander were in Little
Sioux Sunday and brought home a
nice lot of fish with them.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Howorth were
in Dunlap to attend the funeral of
Frank Liscomb Sunday.
Joseph Smith left Tuesday for a
visit of week or two in Clark, S. D.,
at the home of his brother, John.
Pete Peterson lost pocket book
containing quite large sum OF money
Monday on the streets but later was
fortunate TO- recover it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Rule and son,
Robert visited in Woodbine Wednes-
day. Misses Margaret and Jessie
Rule who had spent week there at
the N. l.. Hunt home and taking in
them.
The N. R. Wilder family have
moved from the E. E. Newkirk resi-
dence in the west part Of town to
the property they recently purchased
Of P. w. O'Meara.
Mrs. Fred Coleman and children
returned Sunday from several
| weeks visit with relatives in Missouri
Valley and Carson.
Mrs. J. K. Harper and daughter,
Vella, came over from Mapleton Sat
urday for visit at the w. E. Fishel
home.
o. A. Cooper, Mrs. S. E. Baber and
Mrs. r. r. Fritz motored to Harlan
Tuesday to- select monument for
the grave Of the latter's husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Curtis and three
children of Dunlap visited at the
homes and Frank Howorth and John
Ahart Friday.
Miss Nell Rule is home from a
months sojourn at the home Of her
brother, Tom in the country.
Miss Lottie Woodland returned on
Saturday from a two weeks visit in
Council Bluffs with her folks.
| Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Butler were
here the first of the week visiting at
the home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
John Williamson.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Cooper and
Mrs. James Baber were among the
Denison callers Monday.
Dr.. Fairbanks and wife of Manning
we're Dow City visitors Monday.
LaVerne Alexander was up from
Dunlap Sunday and Monday visiting
| at the Henry Roy home.
/ A. A. Birkhofer has begun the erec-
ton OF a new residence on the land
| he purchased last fall of Eugene
| Crandall east of the cemetery.
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