The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-07-03
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Mrs. VIM. Algee received word O
the safe arrival of her son, Ed, in
4 France. r.
The Democratic county convention
met IN Denison last Saturday at the
court house. The delegates selected
we're as follows: T. N. Case. G. D
SHr0kan. j. G.. Holmes, ]. J. McDer
mott, &c. Stokes, Frank Macumber
4. q. Hickey, J. H. Tryon. R. J. Nc
Mahon, Frank Bohlander, Hugo VII
I ey, and w. A. Garner.
Or. NJ M. Loomis and DR.. ]. B
Gardner were called to Defiance one
day last week to attend the son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd, who fell from
9 swing, sustaining quite a serious
rupture in his left side.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dugan and
Mary Kennedy of Vail. and Mrs.
Welsh, Of Marshalltown, visited at the
Tom Powers home last Sunday
Mrs. Henry Jelkin and daughter,
Mrs. Burchard, and two children Of
Trip, s. OAK, were guests last week
or the Folgart Reuuwsaat family and
other relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. M. M. LOOMS and
daughter, Alice, went to Omaha on
Friday morning.
Mrs. Roy Griffith of Waterloo, visit.
ed at the home of Mrs. s. e. Turner
hst week. ,.
N Mrs. Della Dawson of Center juno.
ton, Iowa, sister of VIM. Suthoff,
visited the family last week. III
Miss Gertrude Anderson of LIE Mars,
visited with Mrs. Ole Wigg last week.
h Miss Ada Fisher of Omaha, who has
been caring for Geo. H. Baker during
his recent illness has returned to
Omaha. Mr.. Bakers condition is
much improved.
3. "A Packard made a business trip
to Sioux City last week.
f. Carnahan and son Everett,
were Omaha visitors last Tuesday. s
Manager John Ehlers announces a
grand ball at the opera house July 4th.
Sister M Agatha, sister Of Tom
Powers and Sister M Domitella, q
cousin, OF st. Charles Academy, Clin-
ton, visited at the Powers home last
week.
The Misses Nina Johnson, Marie Nc
Cracker, Gertrude Hook and Bess
Knott who are attending summer
school at DenisOn, came home last
week to spend the week end 4.
". Sowles returned home last week
from his visit in Minnesota
VIM. Purdy who was taken to Deni-
son last week was brought home
SSain where he is being carried for
His condition Is not improved.
ss& Quite number from here autoed to
Lake View last Sunday, among them
being Misses Gladys Baker, Ruth
Parker, Jessie Horn, Myrtle Johnson,
Miss Pease, Emily Carothers, Dorothy
iGaumer, Rebecca Parker, Grace Nc
CutcheOn Betty Breckenridge, Rev.
Nv. II. Parker, ]. T. Breckenridge,
Ralph Glieser, and E. G. Baker. All
spent very pleasant day.
A. Boyles OF Denison, who has been
helping Copeland Bros. grading, re-
turned to his home Friday. ,
Mrs. Leila Woodland OF Cedar Rapids
is visiting at the home Of her daugh-
Miss Jennie Woodland of this place.
j Miss Gertrude Book who has been
whiting with friends and relatives in
Omaha returned home Thursday eve.
ming 81 last week.
miss Viola Sawyers, who has been
visiting the past week returned to
her home at Harlan.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Breckenridge
md Mr.. and Mrs. George Copeland
aIitoed to Denison last week.
y MRS. Eugene Smith came down from
Dunlap Thursday morning to visit with
ffiends and relatives.
Private Edward w. Wenzel, son OF
Nj. and Mrs. Fred .Wenzel was up