The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-02
were callers in Dunlap Monday after.

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drug store. Alfred and Cecil Edward
went to Omaha Sunday with the inten
ton of enlisting. We have not We
been able to learn whether or no
they passed the examination.
The VIM. Morrison family are Ell
PERTAINING Mrs. Morrison's mother
Mrs. Daughenbaugh, who's arrived OF
Monday from Des MOines.
i Attorney WEIGH was down from
Denison on legal business.
Il Mrs. Myrtle Tomlinson the nurse
lleft the J. Fl. Rolls home Monday ant
returned to Denison.
Percy Watenbaugh, who has beer
employed in the Pearl Wore garage
has given up his work and left Satur
day for western Nebraska.
c. l.. Isbel was an Omaha visitor
on last Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. II. Griffin and Miss Cletto
Bohlken were in Omaha Friday and
Saturday.
The Arch Laird family entertained
Miss Laura McCord, OF Defiance, on
SUNDAY.
Sim Davis spent Sunday in Omaha
with his family.
Rev. A. B. Adams, wife and daugh
ter Eva, were in Omaha Monday in
attendance at the funeral of Mrs
| Adams niece.
James Patton went to Omaha on
Thursday to pack his household goods
preparatory to moving his family to
this place. They arrived Monday and
will occupy the residence of Elder
Chas. T.. ButterwOrth in the south part
Of town. t1'r'' - s. -."p 49,
On Friday last Johnny Thompson,
| living on a farm north of town, dis.
appeared from his home No trace of
his whereabouts has yet been discoy,
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The special school election was held
| in the school house Monday afternoon
as had been previously announced.
The $4,000 bonds for wagons, side.
walks, etc. were voted upon. The re.
suit was as follows: Men, yes, IS; no,
l. Women, yes 6.
Rev. Sayre of Des Moines, will hold
services at the Baptist church on Sun.
day next.
J. H., Young was having dental work
done in Denison Monday.
ALI Hansen was Dunlap visitor on
Monday.
The family of Rev. II. A. Essex are
preparing to move to Shell Rock. They
will probably leave the last of this
week. Rev. Essex returns to Kansas,
where lie will finish the year at his
pastorate, after which he goes. to his
new home.
J. H. Young was in Omaha to meet
his family, who returned Wednesday
from two weeks visit at the J. H.
Pearsall home in Nebraska City.
Mrs. J. r. Griffin was hostess to the
J. p. F. club and number of invited
guests Tuesday. A very pleasant af-
ternoon was spent at this ,hospitable
home. In the guessing contest Mrs.
Enos Cross received the prize, a pref
ty pansy cup. She also won in an
other contest for being able to kill
the most Germans, At the close the
guests were treated to a delicious re-
past. The club meets next with Mrs.
J. w. Stepanek.
Eugene Crandall has purchased a
second hand car and will probably
have it made into truck.
Carl Hansen was down from Deni-
son and spent the day Friday at the
parental, Claus Hansen, home.
Mrs. J. G.. Graul was Denison visit
or Thursday. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Rudd and daugh.
ter, Iris. were business visitors in
Sioux City Wednesday.
G. Fl. Rolls, of Alton, ILL.,, arrived
the first Of last week, having been
called here by the illness of his moth.
err, Mrs. J. II. Rolls.
J. u. Wise and jim Riddle we're
among the county seat callers Thurs.
day.
Walter Langley came Friday from
Ainsworth, Neb., for a several days
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. W. Langley, and also with other
relatives.
f. II. Swasey spent the day Friday
in Omaha.
Mrs. May Rudd returned Thursday
from visit OF few days with her
mother. Mrs. T: G.. DObson, in Del0it.
Mcsdames S. e. Wiley and LESSEE
Howorth and Miss Lola Fishel were
Denison callers one day last week:
The open meeting of the WOman's
club which had been announced to be
held at the home of Mrs. II. G. Scott
last Tuesday evening, was held at the
home of Mrs. e. II. Swasey, the place
of meeting being changed on account
OF the formers illness. A good at
tendance is reported and a fine pro.
gram was rendered as follows:
'Music-Carl and Bertha Tatroe.
INSTRUMENTATION Rowe.
Song, America"
Music-Hc!en and Bernice Jackson.
Reading-Josephine Munsey.
Duet-Mrs. w. B. Gibson and Lois
Manning.
Papcr-Mrs. j. A. Brill.
.Duet-Ruby Rolls and Hazel Judd.
Each number was taken splendidly
and enjoyed very much by all pres.
ent. At the close the usual ten cent
lunch was served, the receipts OF
which netted a gOodly sum.
Mrs. w. f.. Fishel and daughters,
Lola and Nellie, and Misses Stella and
Vesta Riddle spent the day Thursday
shopping in Omaha.
Ray Heiden was down from Deni-
son Wednesday night.
O. +. Reynolds left last week Tues
day for a visit with his folks in La.
fayette, Ind. He accompanied Z. N.
Chamberlain as far as Virginia, Ill.
A. c.. Rankin, OF Des Moines, gave
an address in the NJ. e. church last
Tuesday evening. He spoke in the in.
terests OF prohibition and gave a splen-