The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-03-27

her home with the Isaac Howortf
family. She had been residing with
Mrs. Acker while here, they together
having occupied the small residence
of ]. T. Goldsworthy for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bricker, OF
Boone arrived Friday for . visit with
her father, Fred PETIT and numerous
other. relatives.
Mrs. r.. N. Chamberlain was a visit
Or at the county seat Thursday.
| Miss Viola Slavery was q passenger
from Denison Friday for short visit
at the home Of her friend, Miss Ruby
Rolls. -, @s..-.~ ~ y
Word has been received here that
Mrs. Bert Winn who moved from Dow
| City to Sioux City several months ago
is suffering from the results Of bad
fall in which she sustained broken
arm and badly bruised hip. We are
told that her son, Ralph, Is suffering
with siege Of scarlet fever in Omaha
and also that her granddaughter is i'll
with a case Of measles and wh0oping
cough. Dow City friends are indeed
sorry to learn Of this and all hope they
will soon recover.
Mrs. Clifford Purdy and daughter,
Violet were here from Manila the
latter part Of the week visiting at the
home Of the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Reeser. '--g.
e. G. Virgins was among the bust.
ness visitors in Denison Friday.
Misses Ruth Swasey, Nellie Fishel
and Anna Bell went to Ames Friday
evening where they enjoyed week
end visiting with Miss Iva Fishel
who is attending college there. They
also visited at Camp Dodge while
away g..
Lewis Miller was down from Deni-
son Friday afternoon and visited at
the Henry Roy home. .,...
j A. p. Bryan Of Denison was a caller
in town Friday.
/ Frank Binnall left Wednesday eve.
ming for Rochester, MINI, to accom-
pany. his wife home, the latter having
been confined In q hospital there for
the past, month or so, where she had
in operation performed for the re-
moval OF a .Eoitre. We are glad to
report that she is recovering nicely
now. ~ ~ ! Eft
P.sJ. Hallowell returned Wednesday
from his TRIP to Fayetteville, N. e,
where, he and, daughter. Miss Jane
have been spending tho greater part
Of the winter at the home Of, their
dauxhter ana sister. Mis-. Frank Hol.
comb and family. Mr.. Hallowell and
daughter reached Fort Dodge Tuesday
where they stopped for : visit at the
Garfield Rule home. the latter re-
there for several dAys. They
report . very pleasant and en5oyable
rip. = -
!" Il. ". Houston. and daughter. Mae,
md: Misses Stella. Marie and vestA
Riddle were Omaha visitors Friday.
.Mesdames Geo. Keairnes and J. II.
Griffin were among the. callers at the
county capital Friday,
Oscar Nsnholdt and Thomas Mr.
;ha4tsons were Omaha busihess visit /
II the Lister part Of the week.
Mn. AT o. RandBl1 Ieft Sunday |
or ., visit With her daughter: Mrs.
- BafSer and husband in Water
own. s.. Oak. ;.t,4', ...:: /
victor Ksshner. was . west bound
on Friday afternoon.
Below We give the names OF those
rho made donations toward the pur-
:hasing Of the wagon reach which |
vas, donated by M. A. Pearsall for !
Iomfort Kit fund for our soldier boys:
Zach of the following persons put In
i 90 donations: F.. s. Poitevin. e. N.
NJ. A. Riley. VIM. Divine,
'homas Ahart, J. r. Griffin, Dan Win
rove, o. 8. Carlson. A. A. Birkhofer.
rank Binnall, T. X. Coleman, Earl
wine, James Clark, Pat Slattery, Brin.
en- Sharp, Lete Fox, w. NJ. Mcdonald.
lobert Mayne. Adam Sharp. George
John Haley, Morris Griffin,
dartin slattery1 Nelson Divine, Jesse
Agee, Ed Riddle, Joe Kepford, w. N.
|chouten. e. T. Malone. Jay Divine.
v. E.. Fishel, Ora Malone. Mott Nc.
Isnry, James Henry. Geo. Rhle,
rank Birkhofer. Clarence Bryan.
ohm Ahar:. e. N. Chamberlain, |
}. s. Carlson. John Rockwell, W. !!
!. Buss. DR.. J. A. Brill, Fred Koe' (
Iekamp. The wagon reach was re-
old to J. r. Grimm, for 33.75, making I
total received Of 1915. The names
( those who made donations toward
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