The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-10-09

be at the home of Mrs. Will Buss,
west of town, on Tuesday evening, No.
vember 4th.
Mrs. Phillip Dietrich came Wednes.
day from Lake View for visit with
her daughter, Mrs. John Carey, and
family, returning Thursday.
Miss Helen Bell has returned from
a pleasant weeks visit with relatives
and friends in Denison.
Mrs. o. Vance was passenger from
: Omaha Thursday evening for a sever
al days visit at the home of her
lily. She was accompanied by another
daughter, Mrs. Minnie ODell, and ba-
by of Horton, Kans.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Edwards re-
ceived card Thursday informing
them of the safe arrival of their son,
Cecil, overseas.
Thomas Munsey spent Wednesday
and Thursday in Omaha taking in the
Ak-sar-ben.
Thursday afternoon construction
crew arrived here and have started
work on the extension Of the North
western railroad bridge just north of
town.
Art S. Randel spent several days of
the past week on his farm near Dun
lap.
Word reaches here that Ernest Ma
than, who is in military training at
Camp Dodge, had sustained broken
limb while playing football. Dow City
friends are sorry to learn of his mis-
fortune. He is the son of Mrs. Hans
Nathan, who resides in Belltown. r
J. H. Young and A. A. Luke have
returned from business trip to Tex
as, having been gone several days. ~
Alfred Hansen and Harold Rudd
went to Cherokee Wednesday for a
several days visit
| Mesdames H. G. Scott and J. T.
Goldsworthy were visiting and shop.
ping in Denison Wednesday.
/ Mrs. E. G. Ballengee has been suf-
fering the past week with an attack of
the grippe and the services of phys
ician were required. We are pleased
to state that she is somewhat i'm
proved at the present writing.
| The Womans Foreign Missionary
society held their regular meeting at
the home of Miss Janet Rae Wednes-
Mrs. Frank McHenry had. charge of
the lesson which was taken from the
first chapter of the book for this year
and each one derived much good from
the study. The next meeting will be
held in the basement of the church,
at which time lunch will be served as
is customary every quarter. Mrs.
Ward Towne will be hostess on this
occasion.
Rev. A. B. Adams and family packed
and shipped their household goods to
Scranton the latter part of the week,
they also leaving for that place on Fri
day afternoon where Rev. Adams has
now taken up his duties as pastor
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Cook and son,
Oliver, motored to Omaha Thursday,
where they had the pleasure of wit
Messing the military parade at the
Ak-sar-ben. ~.
Ora McElwain, the local telephone
manager has rented the property of
the late Mrs. Fritz near the telephone
office and will move his family over
from Charter Oak soon.
Mrs. Ward Towne was hostess to
the G. H. C.'s Wednesday afternoon,
entertaining in her usual pleasing man
ner. The time was largely devoted
to needlework and the ladies spent a
very pleasant afternoon There were
also several invited friends present.
Mrs. Towne served her guests to
most appetiZing lunch as a closing
feature.
Mrs. w. H, Rule and daughter, Hell
en-, were among the Dunlap visitors
On Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Roy spent several days
last week in Denison assisting during
the illness and death of her grand
daughter, little Loyia Servoss.
M. A. Pearsall and wife were pas
sengers to Omaha Wednesday morn
ing, where they took in the Ak-sar-
ben and visited with relatives. The
former returned Thursday, his wife
remaining until Friday evening.
Mrs. J.. H. Hargens, Of Window,
Mimi, arrived Thursday for visit at
the homes of her daughters, Mrs. How
ard Pegg and Mrs. William Ettleman.
She came here from Mondamin where
she had been spending week or so.
Mrs. ]. A. Brill and two children re-
turned Friday evening from delight
full months visit with the formers
parents, J. J. Marty and wife, in Trim
idad, Colo. ss.
Rev. J. l.. Boyd and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. L. Hoffman and County Supt. |
F. N. Olry we're down from Denison
Friday afternoon in attendance at the
patriotic meeting held in the school
auditorium, they also taking part in
the program 81
Mrs. Ada Wheelright was transact
ing business in Dunlap Wednesday.
Miss Mae Edwards was in Denison
Friday visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. John Retman. Her moth |
err Mrs. Kresselmeyer, and also Mrs.
Retman accompanied her home for a
brief visit.
F. w. Pearsall has bought the resi- |
dence property and the adjoining ten |
acres of land belonging to the late
Mrs. Fritz in the east part of town.
The William Ettleman family occupy
the residence.
G. o. Miller, A. A. Luke, Elmer Rid
die, the B. M. McElwain family, Mrs.
John Ahart and Misses Dorothy Ahart
and Irene Smith, also Mrs. George
Ahart, attended the Ak-sar-ben last
Wednesday and Thursday.
Rev. r. A. Rink, the new Methodist