The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-07-31

days visit with friends and relatives
She was joined Saturday by her
friend, James Carson, of that place,
and they returned together Sunday. !.
On account Of having been misin'
formed it was stated last week that
John Edwards, ST.. had purchased 9
new Victrola. It should have read
Mrs. John Retman, his granddaugh.
ter.
Jay Field and wife motored to Den.
ison Sunday for visit at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Butterworth.
The VIM. Roy family, accompanied
by Mrs. James Poster and children,
motored down from Denison Sunday
and visited at the Henry Roy home.
Mrs. Poster and the children went out
to the Bert Coburn home to spend q
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Brake and daugh-
ter, Mrs. r. e. Lusk, were visiting at
the L. e. Mcbride home in Logan on
Sunday. Virgene Mcbride, who had
spent some time here, went home with
them.
Nathan Hahn, who came home from
the Great Lakes for ten days visit,
with his people, has had his furlough
Extended a few days. He was to have
reported Wednesday, but will nclv re-
main until the latter part OF the
week.
Roney Ettleman was brief caller
lat the county capital Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Cross and Mrs.
Howard Pegg were in nenison Friday
morning to see the soldier boys en-
train for Camp Gordon.
Rev. A. B. Adams spent Wednesday
and Thursday in Council Bluffs in at
tendance at a district convention.
DR.. j. A. Brill, wife and two chill
dren were Sabbath guests at the Lee
VIM home in Buck Grove.
Mrs. John Schaupp, of near Dunlap
lis now at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mathys where she
will remain while her husband is In
the service of his country.
| Albert Starkey was up from Omaha
Sunday and made visit at the Walter
Cole home His son, Charley, has
been called to the colors and left the
first of the week to begin training.
vada Adamson and her brother, La
verne, returned to their home in Wood
| bine Saturday after a weeks visit q,
the home Of their uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Keehner. lara Keen
liner went home with them for visit
Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Goodman and
Foster and Vernice Tillett visited al
1.-THE home Of Lloyd Crandall and wife
lnear Denison Sunday.
Doris Griffin was up from TT. Oma
Ina and spent Sunday with her people
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Buss and son
Charles, accompanied by Miss Lola
Fishel and Mrs. Geo. Ahart, spent 9
day in Omaha last week
Mrs. Sarah Kuykendall returned on
Sunday from a visit with relatives IN
Glenwood and made a short visit al
1.-THE home of her sister-in-laW, MRS
Jane Miller. Monday she went to Dun
Hap for a visit with her son, Horace
and wife. She expects to return tc
Glenwood and remain indefinitely.
Noah Thompson accompanied the
Asa Ettleman and Ward Mcdonald
families and Hans Dieter to Ames on
Saturday.
MRS. r. E. Hoeffer has gone to q
hospital in Omaha, where she is re
ceiying medical treatment. .4s
Miss June Dillavue left Monday fol
her home in Ralston after pleasan,
months visit at the Charlie Chase
home.
!. II. Pearsall, wife and children
motored here Thursday from their
home in Nebraska City, Nebr. for
visit with their many relatives and
friends. Mr.. Pearsall returned FIJI
day while his wife and children re-
NAMED for more extended visit HIS
father, Jas. Pearsall, ST., and sister
in.law, Mrs. M. IA, Pearsall went with
him as far as Omaha whetre they Wis
tied the latter's brother, Doris, Of TT
Omaha, returning Saturday.
The Religio Of the L. D. s. church
are making plans to hold social on
the lawn at the j. Z. Butterworth
home in the east part OF town on Ell
day evening of this week.
Mrs. Allen Hawcrth companieal
by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sharp and ny
tie son were in Camp Dodgc sunday
to visit Private Merrill Sharp who we
understand, expects to be transferred
10 an eastern camp soon.
" q n r.ddo nj ond Miss Agnes