The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-06-05
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her former position as bookkee per
for H. j Willy. A..
Mr.. King reports another change in
the time card of the Milwaukee. MOS.
10 and 20, east and west, due at 9:.3O,
will be taken off. No. II from the cast
due here at SIS a. m, will arrive 20
minutes later. No. 3, westbound, NOW
arriving at 1885 p. M, will arrive at
8:15 p. m. - T..
Wesley Fish, son of Mr.. and M RS.
Harry Fish, and Jim Reed, son OF 1r.
and Mrs.. Luke Reed, went to Oms ma
last week, where they enlisted IN the
| navy Manilla's honor roll is still
| growing. ",
Hazel Barrow went to- Morning side
last week to visit with friends. =.
Mrs. Roy Ames, of Kirkman, visit
led here with her PARENTS Mr. and MRS.
G. l.. Poynter. ~
| went to Omaha last week. to enlist in
the navy but failed to pass the ex-
animation.
Mrs. W. E. Algee and daughter, Miss
Marion, spent several days visiting
friends In Yankton, S. D. T"
Miss Hortense Miller, who has been
teaching school at Ogden. returned
home last week to spend the summer
Evacation with her parents Rev. and
tMrs. A. r. Miller.
Earnest Jordan, from. So nth Dako-
\ ia, visited with his brother Jim Jor-
ldan, and family last week.
| The great patriotic picture "Wo-
manhood" put on at the Electric the
| alter last week Monday under the aus
1 pices of the American Defense soci-
ETY., was largely attended. The or
chestra furnished excellent music and
a vocal solo was given by Perry F.
Cruise. The net proceeds amounted
to about $1O0.
/ T. E. Dyson made trip to Sisstan,
Is. D., on business last week.
i Mrs. E. H. Baber and children, OF
! Anthem, spent the week here visiting
her father, Mr. Sowles, and sister,
Mrs. George Fenner.
/. Earl Grief has now located at TEN
pleton. Mrs:: Grief and children left
| the last of the week to visit him in
his new home. ..s
re. Saunders, came up from Des
Moines Wednesday, evening to spend
"a couple OF. days at home. ..-r :
4 Prof. and Mrs. H.I.W. Hartman and
baby left last week for Mt. Carroll,
ILL.,, where they will spend a couple OF
weeks with friends and relatives.
1 Mrs. Jessie Johnston. and two daugh-
tiers, Nina and Myrtle, spent Sunday
4 Visiting at the I'm S Paup home in
I Miss Alice .Comnzemius left the last
Of the week for Armour, s. D., to visit
with friends and relatives. .-...-.
Mrs. w. M..Dougherty spent Sunday
4 of last week visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Rice, of. Buck Grove.
] Lee Tucker, SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. q.
! T. Tucker, Of the Park hotel, enlisted
Hast week In the service. Mr.. and
Mrs Tucker now have three sons In
the service.
/ Miss, Sylvia Cooper. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cooper, has Sc
cured the position as principal of the
Irwin school for the coming year.
F. L. VanSlyke, T. C. Baker, c. A.
) Sykes and C. F. G. Kehr went to Des
) |Moines Monday of last week. to heal
Roosevelt speak.
Mss Lenore Potter, who has been
visiting with friends and relatives at
n Avoca, returned home last week &C
2 companied by her cousin, Miss Hester
+ Hedges. So NJ Xxx
Eugene Smith, of Dunlap, came VI
;. to spend Memorial day with friends
/. and relatives.
|. Mrs. Fred Landorf, who has been
h very sick for the past week. Is re
+. ported as getting along nicely. ~
e Miss Lila Dougal, who is employed
}. in Omaha, came home Saturday eve
Il ming of last week to spend Sunday
y with her parents.
y Friends were greatly shocked tt
!. learn of the death of Mrs. Wm.' SUIT
G Huff, which occurred Wednesday, May
|29th. A husband and seven children
are left to mourn her loss, the young
est child being only six days old a
S the time of her, death. Several Other
/. members of the family are i'll with
# scarlet fever. &
n John Miller, of Glasgow, Mont, ar
/. rived here last week for short visi
It with his father, Charles Miller.
l. Robert Henry and VIM. NuOpha
y went to Omaha last week and enlisted
q Friends are sorry to learn that thu
a condition of Will Purdy Is reported
q tpot so we'll -Ist&
t : Born to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. .Wiese
d May 26th, q, daughter
/. Homer Baker, who has been SICK fol
the past few weeks, is reported some
?. what improved at this writing. e
l.. Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Donnelly and
h daughter, Jean, of Elk Point. S. D.
y are visiting with her parents, Mr.. ano
I Mrs. M. H. Berkemeier.,
o Mrs. r. w. Barber went to Sioux
t City Thursday noon Ito visit with hel
;. friend, Miss Florence Booher, who has
l-jbeen attending aMornipgside college
s She returned home Friday evening.
q Mrs. b. Sachre, former Manila
e resident but now living in Omaha, is
n visiting with old friends.
O. Mrs. Eugene Smith and daughter
!. Miss Helen, spent Memorial day here
with friends and relatives. s.s
Rev. A. Il. Miller went to Des
- MONIES Thursday to consult a doctor
y He has not been feeling we'll for sew
}, eral weeks. II 10
1.-THE C. %. M. Sunday school class
held their business meeting at the
Q home of Miss Lucille Liggett last Fri
t day evening. .-,.
- Rev. w. H. Parker returned from