The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-08-14
their homes, having had a royal good

Their homes, having had royal good
time.
A. A. Luke was an Omaha business
visitor Saturday. ~
Miss Ruby Baber went to Ames or
Friday for a several days visit al
the home of her sister, Mrs. Roy
Roupe. She went with her nephew
and niece, Leo and Helen Christian
sen of Kearney, Nebr. They made
the trip in the Christensen car.
Thos. Michaelson Of Kenwood, was
! a caller Elm town Saturday evening
on his return from Omaha.
Misses Agnes and Margaret Rule
left Friday for their home in Boone
having spent several weeks with rel
atives in this vicinity.
| Fred koenekamp went to Osmond
Nebr, Wednesday to look at some
land. He was guest at the Peter
Balir family who moved there last
spring from here. Mr.. koenekamp
came home Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. ole Hallowell are en-
PERTAINING a new. baby daughter born
to them on Wednesday August the
| 7th.
Miss Coda Dow and Mrs. A. W.
Wilson and two children were among
those who were visiting in Denison
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Sterrett and
children arrived Saturday from An,
thon for a couple of days visit at
the parental, Brinten Sharp home and
with other relatives.
Miss Lois Manning of Dawson came
last week for a visit with former
friends and acQuaintences.
| Memorial services for Private Lou
| is Miller who recently made the su.
preme sacrifice on the battlefields OF
France, were held in the Methodist
church Sunday morning. Rev. A. B.
Adams preached very fine and ap.
lpropriate sermon and quartet com.
posed of Bryce Binnall, Lucinda Nc
Henry, Lois Manning and Mott Nc
Henry rendered several beautiful Sc.
lections and pretty duet was sung
by the two ladies'. This is the first
service of this nature to be held here.
Misses Helen and Margaret Pear
sail and their friend, Hazel Schnott,
returned to their home in Nebraska
City Tuesday after couple Of weeks
visit here. Miss Myrtle Marks went
with them for visit. Mrs. Pearsall
and son, Merrill, remained for more
extended sojourn.
Miss Jane Hallowell has returned
from Sioux City where she had been
confined in hospital for several
weeks, having had an operation per-
formed. She is reported to be feel
ing considerably better.
S. A. Dow and l.. e. Goodman were
Missouri Valley visitors Thursday.
Sears Nelson, wife and two children
of Neuman's Grove were calling on
friends in town Wednesday and also
Thursday. They went from here to
Denison and Kiron to, visit relatives.
1t will be remembered that Sears and
brother, Henry, conducted a harness
shop here several years ago. Friends
of the former are sorry to learn that
he is not enjoying the best of ehalth
and expects to go to Rochester, Mimi,
in the near future for, medical aid
The regular monthly meeting of the
Royal Neighbors was held at the
home of Mrs. w. H. Rule Tuesday
Afternoon of last week with fairly
good attendance. 1t has been deemed
ADVISABLE TO hold these meetings IN
the evenings hereafter instead OF az
ternoons and the next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. A. w. VIII
son, the first Tuesday evening in Sep
TENDER.
f. c. Howorth was an Omaha visit
or Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Harriet Jones has gone to Den
Yer to visit her children who reside
at that place. She will probably be
gone for several months.
Mrs. Elmer Stinson and Mrs. Spray
Malone were over from Kenwood Fri
day. Mrs. Malone and daughter, Eth
el spent the day Saturday with Mr.
Malone in Sioux City.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to thank all those who so
kindly assisted us during the illness
and death of our beloved husband
and father. We heartily appreciate
every act manifested to make our bur-
den lighter.
Mrs. R. Wight.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Wight.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Wight.