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

who arrived here recently from o.
Brien county.
Ed Cooper came up from Omaha on
Sunday for several days visit at the
John Ahart home.
Mrs John Turnlund was down from
Cherokee several days last week visit
! ing at the A. P. Turnlund home. Sat.
urday she left for visit with the
Elmer Turnlund family in the Bluffs.
| Miss Flora Virgins was up from
WoOdbine and made an over Sunday
visit with her folks.
| Miss Iona Wiley has returned from
a couple of months visit with rela'
tives at Corning.
Mrs. Enos Cross was visitor at
the county seat Wednesday.
Misses Hazel and Purral Loose, OF
Ellis were guests at the home of their
grandparents, Elder Chas. r. Butter
worth and wife for few days the
past week.
Miss Neil Scott was passenger tC
Carroll Thursday for weeks visit
with relatives.
Miss Mable Cole and her nephew
were Denison visitors last Friday.
| Mrs. Gertie Tillett and son, Vernon
were among the callers at the county
capital Sunday.
Fred Logdsen was here from Ames
and spent the Sabbath with friends.
The e. H. Baber family are packing
their household goods and expect to
leave Wednesday Of this week for
their new home at Anthem, where he
has accepted position with the cleo
trio light plant.
| Alfred Edwards. Nelson Butterworth
and Cecil Edwards were over from
Co. B, at Ida Grove and spent Sun
day with their folks.
Clarence Fisher came up Saturday
from Omaha for an over Sunday visit
at the home of his uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. o. j. Judd.
Fred Randel returned the last Of the
week from couple of weeks sojourn
in Dakota.
Percy Dodge who has been acting
as the Northwestern section foreman,
since his brother, Allen resigned sew
eral weeks ago, has also given up the
work and Jay Baber will fill the va
cancy after August first .;f,,
The Sam KuykendaliIfamily enter
tanned Sunday, his cousin, Curtis vii.
lard. of Carroll. +>FfiEEr ..31isS
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society meets Wednesday of this week
the parlors OF the M. f. church.
7 he fruit jars which are sent every
year from Des MOines, to the Home
society here have been received and
anyone desiring to help in the fill
ing of them can get the jars either at
the home of Mrs. BrintOn Sharp or
Miss Janet Rae.
Herman Lazerus and Louis Rueben
were Woodbine visitors Saturday.
Mrs Arch Laird was having dental
work done in Dunlap Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rounds of Deloit, were
brief visitors at the J. l.. Butterworth
home Sunday on their return from a
visit in Galland's Grove.
Jay Baber was an Omaha visitor on
Sunday last.
! Mrs. Jake BurWell was down from
Denison Saturday visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake $Reeser. '''~-
Wm.s Morrison has secured Miss
Evans of Council Bluffs to keep house
for himself and his two daughters.
She arrived the first of the week.
Miss Mildred Virgins returned Sat
urdayfrom ST. Paul, Mimi, where she
Rad tsken a sixsfeeks' teachers train
ing course The Misses Hilda Turn
lund and Ellen and Agnes Goddard
who were also there, have not as yet
returned home The former before re-
turning will make a visit with her
brother, Harry Turnlund and family
in Forado. Mimi, and the latter two
stopped in FIT. Dodge for a visit at
the home of their brother. Lincoln
Goddard and also at the Garfield Rule
home.
The J. U. Wise and w. A. Seeman
families are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs.
Wise's neice. Mrs. Guy Raynor and
daughter. Madeline, of Montana, who
arrived Monday.
Bill Toon went to Mapleton Monday
for a visit with relatives.
w. B.. Gibson and sister. Miss Lille