The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-05-15

y One day the latter part OF the Weeh
daniel, the little son, of Mrs. Lessie
Howorth, met with very painful &C
cident while out playing when piece
of steel entered one Of his eyes, pene
trating the back of the eye ball. He
was taken to Omaha where he is now
lat the Methodist hospital. e., O.,
Miss Barbara Scott very pleasant
lily entertained her friend, Miss Thu
lle1lan, OF Carroll, who came Saturday
and returned Monday afternoon.
Burton Tillet has returned from q
sojourn in Perry and will remain in
definitely. .-r,. I'D ~. g.
Miss irene Smith was a. passenger
to Denison Monday evening, where
she spent the night with her friend,
Miss Mary Vollersen.
Mrs. Gus Fredrichsen is planning on
going over to Soldier this week to
have an operation performed. Her sis
tier, Mrs. Augusta Carlson, who is here
from Chicago will care for the house
hold during her absence.
| Misses Iona Wiley and Josephine
Munsey were Omaha visitors Sunday.
The w. H. Buss family, Misses To-
Ia and Nellie Fishel and Margaret Ry-
Ian, Hudson McHenry and Miss Irene
Smith were in Dunlap Sunday evening
where they attended the graduating
exercises of the Catholic school. Miss.
es Margaret and Helen Houston and
Dorothy Ahart, of this place, were
among the graduates.
Miss Keletta Bohlken spent Sunday
with her people over at Ricketts,. She
was accompanied by her friend, Rich
ard Ely, of DenisOn.
Little Eva Fienhold, who has been
very sick with measles and pneumon'
! ia, is improving now, fact we are
pleased to state. Mrs. Walker, a
nurse from Omaha, who had been car.
ing for her, has left.
Sanford Rudd and two little daugh-
tiers, of Lincoln, Neb., were in town
one day recently visiting relatives and
Mr.: and Mrs. E. N. Chamberlin
went to Detroit. Mich, the fore part
of the week to drive home new car.
| Vernon and Loren Pearsall, the5sons
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Pearsall. are,
having a siege Of the measles. .-,.-.-e -
John Ahart spent the greater: part
Of the past week. on; his farm near
Dunlap ..',1
Mrs. l.. E. Mcbride and daughter,
Vireene, came up from Logan Sunday
for q visit at the home of the for
mer's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. M.
Brake. Mrs. Mcbride returned Mon.
day afternoon while her daughter re.
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Mrs. Eugene iCrandall and Miss
Stella Wieland were Denison visitors
Monday. 1%r. s-h -. -
Orvie Boham is the owner Of q new
auto truck which he will use for his
oil business. Co.,. 49,
Charlie Starkey was an over Sun
dav guest at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Geo. Smith, and family in Wood
bine.
Saturday afternoon Miss Vesta Rid
die was hostess to the j. B G.s at her
home north of town. There was q
good attendance and one of the best
Of times was had by each one present.
The dainty repast at the close OF the
day was a much enjoyed feature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ahart were in
Dunlap Sunday evening where they
attended the graduation Of his sister.
Miss Dorothy Ahart, from the Catho-
lie school.
The Jas. Henry family were in Den
ison visiting Sunday. D., 4
NJ. L McElwain, the father of B.
NJ. and Elmer McElwain. Of this place,
who died at his home in Denison Sun
day, was brought here for burial on
Tuesday, the funeral having been
held at Denison.
The Stewart Lumber company build
ing is being improved with q fresh
coat of paint on the exterior.
Doris Griffin was up from Fl. Oma-
ha and made an over Sunday visit at
the parental, ]. R. Griffin, home.
Arrangements are being made for
the regular memorial services on the
26th of this month and Decoration day
services the following Thursday. Fur
Their announcements will be made next
week.
The children Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Buss have been having the measles
the past week. 60 ...
Mrs. Adolph Honz has been quite
sick for nearly two weeks, she being
the victim OF a case of erysipelas. She
is improving at present.
W., H. Rule was in Omaha Sunday
and visited his wife at the st. Joseph
hospital. He tells us that she Is i'm
proving nicely, but is not yet able to
return home.