The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-10-16

the birthday anniversary of both 0
the boys and the cake which had beer
made by Doris himsef, was sent as q
reminder of the day. He is voted ar
ideal cook by those who sampled his
cake. At present he is under quaran
tine at the fort and has so far escaped
the flu which is now so prevalent
Mrs. J. H. Hargens left Monday fol-
! her home in Windom, Mimi, after a
couple of weeks visit with her daugh
tiers. Mrs. Howard Pegg and Mrs. VIM
Ettleman in Dow City and with some
friends in Mondamin.
Misses Lillian Ahart and Marian Nc
Cabe were up from Dunlap the first OF
the week visiting with friends.
Mrs. Ella Talcott and brother, John
Grace, also her son, John, accompan.
led by lady friend, were up from
! Woodbine Sunday visiting at the
Fred Thompson home.
Alex Bell was visiting his brother,
Andrew, in Denison Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Northam and two
children were down from Denison and
spent the day Sunday at the home of
her sister. ~ .- ~ .
"A lcLICT was icCSlSCu icIC Luo III 81
of the week from Harold Fienhold, in
which he states that he is just re-
covering from severe attack of in
f1uenza He is now in training at Long
Island, N. Y. gs it,.
Miss Byrl Odell is here from Logan
spending couple of weeks or so at
the Chas. Smith home and with other
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Wilson and chill
dren and Mrs. Wesley Cramer motor
ed to Dunlap Sunday evening for
brief visit.
Y w. B.. Mcdonald and wife moved
their household goods Monday into
the residence which they rented of
Mrs. Jemima Walters.
Alfred Jackson, Raymond Butter
worth and A. l.. Jackson were in Dun
lay Monday to see Vida, the daughter
of Mr., and Mrs. Willard Jackson, who
has been seriously i'll for the past
week, she being a victim of Spanish
influenza. She is reported as better
now. "a. 49,
The latter part of the week the
ladies of the Red Cross packed and
box containing 81 jackets
and s pajan1a suits. The first of the
week another box containing % pairs
Of socks, Is comfort kits and Is wash
clothes was sent away. Not having
any material to work with just at
present, the society has decided to
dispense with their meeting this week
but it is expected that next week a
meeting will be held on Wednesday
afternoon as usual.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ahart went up
TO Mapleton Sunday, where they visit
ed her people.
Raymond Rule and wife were over
rom the Willow Sunday visiting at |
he parental, w. H. Rule, home and /
also at the home of his sister, Mrs. G. |
VI. Talcott, and family. ST.. IA I
Harry Huntington and wife are res
ported as having been on the sick list
Turing the past week.
Mrs. Chas. Buss and her grand.
laughter, Evelyn Buss, went to Ute /
Friday, where they were guests at the.
John Reed home. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred |
Buss motored to that place Sunday |
md Evelyn returned with them, while |
Ter grandmother remained for long I
n visit. s
Mrs. Harriet Jones came over from |
Charter Oak Friday for visit at>the
rome of her daughter, Mrs. w. N.
Schouten, and family.
Jim O'Connell and wife,, of Ute,
we're pleasant visitors with their rel I
ltives, the Jim Houston family, the
,ast week. ri
w. w. Clark, wife and two children
eft Saturday for Minnesota to make
| visit with relatives. Mr.. Clark rel
Qrned the first of the week and his |
wife and children will remain longer.
Mrs. Marion Arnold arrived Tuesday 1
If the past week from Anoka, Neb., |
Ind is a guest at the G. " Jordan |
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Wore, Romanan
Iolcomb and wife and Mr.. and Mrs. |
Charley Wore visited with Ute rela-
ives Sunday. II
Mrs. Geo. Hill, who has been quite |
sick for the past week or so, is report
ID to be improving.
! James Baber has accepted employ
nent in Dunlap and moved his family |
20 that place the first of the week Her
'ather,' Thomas Beard, was up from
Dunlap one day and assisted them in
moving their goods. For some time
,ast they had been occupying the
David Walters residence in the west
part of town. ~
Mrs. Nellie Maley and two children
eft Sunday for their home in Aurelia
after ten days visit at the ]. F.
2udd home. e. |
Miss Jean Woodruff returned to her
lone in Omaha Sunday, having spent
he greater part of the week at the !
}. M. Talcott home. Her aunt, Miss
Jennie Rae, remained for a longer
ime. -.
Miss Lisle Goldsworthy came down |
Tuesday from Manning, the schools at |
hat place having been closed on &C.
cunt Of the influenza. ii.
AL. SCOTT