The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-04-10

spent part OF the. week at the Burke
and Kane homes.
Monday evening" Dunlap holds their
big Liberty Loan meeting with Judge
Cullison as speaker.
Chas. Benedict and Ed Remde were
Omaha visitors Monday.
Mrs. Balser of Plattsmouth, Nebr.,
is in town visiting at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Hugh Cecil.
| Mesdames Caldwell and Houts were
in Denison shopping Friday.
Mrs. Schrader left Tuesday for
Avoca to accompany her father to the
eastern part of the state to attend the
funeral Of an uncle.
Mrs. Ingersoir was an Omaha visit
or Tuesday. =
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J.. Winnegar were
in Boone last week visiting their new
grandson who arrived lately.
There has been a change in the
II. c. time table. 1t will be we'll for
ipeople to bear this in mind, especially
since it is earlier than formerly.
The evening mail arrives at six.
almost an hour earlier than ordinarily
so the Office closes promptly at seven.
! Mr.. Jarvis spent Sunday with his
brother in Omaha.
Mr.. Lee, Signal Light man here,
was taken to the hospital in Carroll
last week.
Mrs. Service spent several days last
week in Omaha.
Frank Roberts and brother spent
a few days last week at the L. d.
Howorth home.
| Several of our boys, viz: Tierney.
Dougall and Volkart left last week
'f for Kansas City for instruction in
motor engineering.
| After the business was transacted
that is customary, by the old mayor,
and council, the new mayor III. A.
Tinker) took his place with the fol-H
lowing new council: Ed Rogers, Joe
christensen, C. Bryan, Fred Wore and
e. Dougall. I Wilson received the
office of city plumber and the follow
ing appointments were made: c. w.
VanMeter, street commissioner, J. p.
Bonaer, marshall. The vacancy on
the library board was left until anoth-
err meeting. The council then met as
board of review at which time they
moved to adjourn until the following
Monday morning at s p. m.
Wilbur Eaton the nephew, of John
Smith, spent the week end at the
Smith home last week.
DR.. R. G. Moore returned to Camp
Dodge after a pleasant over Sunday
visit with his wife and baby at the
| E. B. Acton home.
Miss Giese Of Council Bluffs, has
been a guest at the VIM. Bolte home
the past week.
Dan Mccain is back from a short
sojourn in the hospital much improved
in health. :
n Nesmith of Omaha, Sundayed at
the p Mungan home with his wife and
baby. 49,:
Merlyn Rawlings was home Sunday
on short furlough from Camp Dodge. |
This was in the nature of family
reunion as his sister was home at the
time from Waukee, Ia, where she is
teaching. - 81 -. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Jensen visited
relatives in Omaha over Sunday last
week. &c.,, ..-.
Mrs. Newton Chupp is here from
Shelby visiting Mabel Chupp. and
father. .:"4%ss->',* !y:t = - = 49, p,
j.. p. BQjaF. paae~another trip to
his hand treated by a doctor there
for serious case OF blood poisoning.
Mr.. and Mrs "Lindy" Hicks were
Arion visitors Sunday
Mrs. Harm, of Omaha, is visiting |
her friend, Mrs. D. Pherguson.
Mr.. iTobin and daughter, Mrs. Hoag-
land, OF Pendleton, Oregon, were in
town the othea sday, the guest of i
Mrs. Ed Remde:s The Tobins were
formerly residents of the vicinity west |
of town and will be remembered by |
the old settlers here. They were here
on account of the illness and death of |
the mother.
Mrs. EATON has returned to her
home in Glidden after a visit of some |
length at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Gleason.
A. N. Jordan was a Council Bluffs |
visitor last week, being called in the |
interest of the Liberty Loan.
Mrs. Warnock Of Missouri Valley, |
was here last week, the guest of her
sister, Mrs. VIM. Houts.
Mrs. Ray Fox of Carroll, was the
guest at the home of her parents, |
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Koegh.
Harold Nordaker of Watertown, S. |
OAK. was in town last week, the |
guest of his brother, G. E.. Nordaker. |
DR.. and Mrs. Petebss visited. her |
parents at Defiance last week.