The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-03-20

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mother. Mrs. Casey.
) S. P. Mcintosh and Will Aldricl
= were passengers to Omaha Friday, re
. turning with a new Ford car
Mrs. J. f. Barrett and son and Miss
, Dixon motored to Denison one da!
last week.
Miss Lille Raine, of Denison, has
} been the guest of her sister, Mrs. A
, N. Jordan, the past week.
Mrs. John Larson was in Omaha sew
. eral days last week visiting with hel
mother who is in a hospital there.
j. Ryan 'andqJ: Benedict were 'Oma
ha passengers Tuesday, >
Mrs. J. P. Tracy and children re
turned to their home in Sidney. Neb.
last week after a visit Of some length
with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Remde were in
Woodbine Thursday. =,
| DR.. Burleig was. \ Denison visitor
Tuesday.
Geo. Cook, of the Bluffs, was aFcaller
lat the parental Cook home one day last
week '>" r. -
i Mrs. LaVerne Morse is still quite
Mrs. H. H. Morse.
/ MISS 1LuHd ollllIIl 10 SpOAuAAS "a ~ W
days in Lincoln, the guest of friends.
she having recently attended school,
there.
Mrs. A. e. Smith entertained an
auxiliary of the Red Cross branch at
her home Friday afternoon. Nine
ladies were present and nine garments
tasty and delicious lunch. assisted by
her daughter, Helen.
| DR.. w. l.. Hiechelt, dentist from
! here who enlisted a few months ago.
is here on a short furlough. He was
animation and %stopped'' here a few
days, on his way home. 49,.
|. sA1r: and. Mrs. sGteadall 1n0t0red to
Denison Sunday evening. taking Paul
Dayie there so 'hS might catch the fast
train tor sDes Mpines. ~ !
Il The Domestic, Sciehce club held
their regular meeting in the library
Monday, a fternoon. 4, The lesson was in
charge Of Mrs. Dave Moore, who had
a paper on Home Gardening" fol-
lowed by one by. Mrs. Curtis on "'War
and the. Woman The lunch was in.
charge of Mrs. G. L. Liscomb who
gave the demonstration. assisted l by
Mrs. Frank Hagen and J. B. Chauncy.
A Red Cross benefit was given at
the Willow Creek school at which $65
was cleared, and another was given by
one of the teachers at her school south
of town and about $50 was cleared.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Moorllead and
family were in town Saturday on their
way to Dow City to visit over Sunday
at the Jack Ahart home.
Rev. Bonney, of Missouri Valley,
filled the pulpit at the NJ. e. church
here Sunday in the absence of DR..
Cook who is helping with the meetings
at the Valley.
The Golden Crown Rebekah lodge
held a. rally day program on Monday,
at which time they cOmmemorated the
birthday of Scuyler Colfax, the found
or of the lodge. Mrs. A. N. Jordan
had the program in charge and the
lunch was one of the pleasant parts of
the evening.
A party composed of MeSsrs. Rock,
Hicks, Siglin,, Morse, Joyce, Remde
and John Benedict! are on trip to FL
Cameo, Texas, this week. They will |
also visit at tHQuston. before returning.
CHARLES Dug who. Is, now at the
Great Lakes naval training station,
was here a short time Thursday, he
having been home on short furlOugh
1t Vail.
Leslie Davis, nephew of our towns. |
man, w. H. Davis, is now in the
trenches.
A daughter was born last week to |
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Kepple at York |
Vile, Ill. Mrs. Kepple was formerly
Miss Jennie Durham. I
j. E. Hiatt, of Council Bluffs, was a |
visitor at the home of his father-in. |
aw, Arch Cook, last week.
B. H. Cutler spent the week end with !
MS son at Ames.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hagen spent the !
week end with his parents at Arcadia, |
Monday morning.
Mrs. J.. T., Slattery was Denison
caller Tuesday.
Mrs. J. B. Chauncy has returned
from her visit in Des MOines. =
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fl. VanSlyke visited |
in Council Bluffs several days last !
week.
DR.. Burleigh is enjoying a visit from |
time. \
Miss Zita Taylor has been on the |
sick list the past week.
Ed sLehaIf isSvisiting in Panama, go. !
ing to Omaha Friday morning and then |
on to, Panama in the evening to visit |
his. daughter, Mrs. Sullivan. 81,
Miss Maria Brace returned to her |
work at Waterloo Tuesday evening az
ter spending few days at the parent
al home. = ".' .,.:.'h !, '''f
The Commercial club held their reg
ular meeting at the town hall last