The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-22

tOrstis. Mr. Butterwcrth went down
Sunday and they returned together
Monday evening. 4 IL 90. ~ W 4.
Eugene Crandall ras fine new
garage erected en- his farm on the
hill
Herman Lazerus and family mo.
tored to Omaha Sunday for visit
with her folks. Mrs. Lazerus' moth
er, Mrs. Rueben, who had been visit
ing here went home with them.
Mrs: Roy Roupe and children came
Saturday from Ames for a visit at
the home Of her mother, Mrs. S. r.
Baber. 49,
Mrs. Sam Trip and daughter, Lea
fey, arrived Sunday evening from
Orriel, s. D., having been called here
by the illness of the formers father,
w.. w. Galland.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Messenbrink
and children, were down from Deni-
son Sunday visiting at the parental,
J. r. Griffin home. Their son,
Richard, remained for a longer visit.
L. G. Hatch and family attended
the l.. d. s. reunion in Logan Sun
day. w. 500 T.,
The Frank ,Berka family returned
Sunday from an overland trip to
Kansas, having been gone several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Prentiss, of De-
lott, and John Miller and wife, of
Denison, were pleasant visitors at the
Henry Roy home Sunday. going from
here to Logan to attend the l.. ID. S
camp meeting.
DR.. J. A. Brill, John Ahart, r. w.
Houston, A. A. Alexa nder and William
Ettleman were among those who were
in attendance at the ball game in
Dunlap Sunday.
Miss Theresa Nicholson came down
from West Side Saturday to spend
several days with her friend, Miss
Lillian Ahart.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Thomas and
baby were passengers to Carroll Sat
urday. where they made visit at
the Saul home, returning Monday.
H. G. Scott, wife and two children
and Miss Ruby Rolls started Mon
day by auto for a weeks visit in Ed
gar, Wyo. .-.... .....
The B VI. MoElwain family have
been busy the past week moving from
their old residence iEto the new one
which was just recently completed.
Mrs. Ralph Mckee was down from
Arion Saturday visiting at the par
entail, Wallace Edwards, home.
Nelson Butterworth was over from
Ida Grove and visited his folks last
Wednesday. f....a .- s. ...- ..-
Miss Bertha Logsdon was visiting
in Denison the latter part Of the week
10 Ill nh ~ ~
and Mrs. Louis Kepford OF Spirit Lake
was brought here 70" burial Wednes-
day.
The Frank Odell family were up
from Logan Saturday calling on their
friends.
Mrs. James Henry has been on the
sick list the past week.
Charlie Burke came UP from the
Bluffs Sunday for visit with his
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Field and other relatives.
a baby daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Igou Monday. Aug
ust 20.
Last Sunday evening as Carl Han
sen and Miss Moore were riding to
Denison or his motorcycle, they met
with quite an accident. When driving
on the pavement in Denison. the
skidded and upset. The oc-
cupants were injured more or less,
but, considered themselves lucky that
the accident was no worse as it might
easily have been. .....
Eva, the little daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs. Arch Laird, who has been quite
sick, with stomach trouble. had the
to cut one of her fingers
on a can last week which resulted
in blood poisoning. consequently
her a very sick child. All
hope for speedy recovery.
Mrs. Fred Vail and three children,
of Kansas. are visiting the formers
sister. Mrs. Frank Berka, and family.
The Vail family were residents here
q few years ago and are thinking SER
iously of moving back to this vicinity.
Rev. J l.. Boyd and wife OF Denison,
were pleasant callers at the Thos.
Rae home Friday afternoon.
Mesdames En0s Cross and Martin
were Denison visitors Thurs
day.
The Geo Rule family and William
Jordan visited at the Raymond Rule
home on the Willow Sunday.
AFG. ueoTSc IIuIule.C anu S'iIiuA GA
came up from Missouri Valley last !
week, and are visiting at the parental,
w. W. Galland home.
Miss Nellie Fishel has been secured
to clerk in the Scott bakerey and gro
Gerry during the absence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott. She began her duties on
Monday.
Sunday, as, Homer Johnson and sew
eral others were out driving in the |
formers car, they had the misfortune |
NJ being ditched Iea: the Houlihan |
place, near Denison. The occupants
were quite badly but not seriously.
bruised The car was somewhat
damaged.
Darius Paul and his sisters, Vera |
and Violet ard Miss Lois Goddard.
were Dunlap, visitors Sunday.
Lester Cue and Walter Murphy |
we're over from the Willow Sunday,
guests at the VIM. Rule home.
The Jess McCord family were over
from Gallands Grove Thursday visit
ing at the Arch Laird home.
Frank Berka and the A. l.. Brown |
family motored to Denison Monday.