The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-02-13

| Seemann were in DenisOn Wednesday
shopping and visiting.
Mrs. B. G. Lyman and Frances Clark
were down from Carroll Thursday Wis
iting at the j. f. Rudd home.
A. H. Cook, Charley Smith, Jess JUS
tice and Alex Reuben were county seat
callers Thursday.
Mrs. May Rudd returned Wednes
day from Council Bluffs, after having
spent couple OF days at her home at
that place.
Walter Mckim of Des Moines, was
Thursday, going from here to Denison
where he remained short time be,
fore returning to his home.
George Reynolds was {, caller in our
town Wednesday from Arion.
John Howorth and wife arrived the
fore part. of last week from Texas and
will probably remain here.
Mrs. Art Randel was passenger to
Woodbine Thursday, where she spent
several days at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Chas. Keehner, and husband
Mrs. Martin Wieland and little son
and Miss Stella Wieland were Denison
visitors Thursday.
Mrs. May Rudd was a passenger to
Deloit Thursday, where she made a
short visit at the home of her mother,
Mrs T. c. Dobson. On her return she
stopped in Denison where she attended
the l.. d. S. conference.
Frank Hummer left the latter part
of the week for New York. where he
will make his future home. He has
been spending the past two or three
weeks at the home of his brother En-
nest, and family. He formerly resided
near Denison.
James Pearsall Sr. and Mrs. M. A.
Pearsall were passengers to Denison
Thursday, where they attended the L..
d. S. conference, which was held at
that place from Thursday until Sun
day evening. The latter was one of the
delegates from the local church.
Miss Mary Riddle was among the
visitors at the county capital Thurs
day.
Holland Pett was a passenger to
Woodbine Thursday, where he visited
several days with his mother and
brother, Lloyd, who is now cOnvalesc-
ing from his recent attack of lung
fever.
Miss Grace Miller returned Wednes
day from visit at her home in Wa
terlOo. Miss Miller is one of the rural
teachers in this vicinity.
Gumnar Carlson arrived Friday from
South Dakota for a visit at the home
OF his brother, 0. S. Carlson. and fam
lily south OF town.
Mrs. Walter Cole, who was reported
last week to be suffering with an at
tack Of rheumatism, since developed a
case Of pneumonia and has been suf-
fering intensely for the past week. A
nurse in the person of Mrs. Baugh-
man. OF Moorhead. has been secured
to care for her, she having arrived on
Wednesday. Mrs. Baughman is a sis
ter OF John Williamson, of this place.
Mrs. Cole is reported better at pres
ent and we sincerely hope she may re-
main on the road to recovery.
S. A. Dow was a passenger to Oma-
ha Friday morning, where he spent
the day.
Private Ralph Mckee came home
from Camp Dodge Thursday to get &C.
quainted with his baby daughter, re-
turning to camp Sunday. The little
dollar war saving stamp, toward which
SCFC4dl IL u.
The Earl. Ettleman family, who for
some time have been residing on the
former koenekamp place about three
miles west Of town, are making ar
engagements to move to Dunlap at an
early date.
Miss Marguerite Mullen, of Arion,
spent Thursday night at the Art Hous-
ton home. She was on her return
from a several days visit in Dunlap.
1t will be rem embered that Miss Null
len was one of the efficient teachers in
the rural district last year, she having
taught in the Buss school. She is now
keeping house for her father near Ari-
on.
Lee Coburn was visiting relatives in
Denison the latter part Of the week.
Another box Of knitted supplies has
been completed and shipped by the To-
cal Red Cross chapter. The box con-
tanned "a sweaters, 5 pairs of socks,
pairs OF wristlets, 8 helmets and
muffIer. The shipment was made last
Thursday. A box Of convalescent
robes was also shipped then.
Victor keehner was taken i'll last
week and a physician was called who
pronounced his case to be smallpox.
The home was quarantined Friday and
it is hoped that the patient will soon
recover with no further spread of the
disease.
Mrs. J. G. Graul returned Friday
from a several days sojourn in Oma-
ha where she visited her daughter,
Mrs. Julia Mix.
L. G. Hatch left Friday evening for
Des Moines, where he spent several
days in attendance at the editorial
convention.
The boys basket ball teams of the
seventh and eighth grades of the Den
ison school came down Friday after
noon and played the local teams at the
close Of school. The games took place
on the gymnasium floor In the'game
between the eighth grades the score
stood 20 to 0 in favor of Denison. In
the seventh grade game the home team
won by a score Of 80 to /. Professor
Lynch, of Denison, was one of the
referees. The Denison teams return
ed home on the evening train.
Mrs. Mckee was here from Nebras-
ka the latter part Of the week to visit
her son, Private Ralph Mckee, and
wife, and also to become acquainted
with her new granddaughter. Nadine
Iiharty R01h Nv and Nrc McKaa