The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-02-27

there for the coming year and expects
to move his family to that place soon.
Miss Esther Turnlund was a pas
senger from the Bluffs Friday for a
week end visit at the parental, A. +.
Turnlund, home.
Mrs. BaughmaN. of Moorhead, who
had spent several weeks here caring
for Mrs. Walter Cole and Grandpa and
Grandma Rudd, went to Dunlap Fri
day to visit a niece, after which. we
understand she will go to Dakota to
join her husband who is there.
Mrs. M. "A. Henry was down from
Denison the first of the week visiting
with relatives and friends.
Roy Brockman spent Sunday with
his family in Woodbine.
Rev. A. b. Adams and wife were
business callers in Council Bluffs the
first of the week.
Supt. J.. j. Johnson spent Saturday
night and Sunday in Denison.
Mrs. Art Randel and daughter, Mrs.
Ed Ahart, and Mrs. Jemima Walters
and son, John, were callers at the
county capital Saturday.
L. H. Goddard was here from Fort
Dodge and spent Saturday and Sun
day at the parental, E. V. Goddard.
home.
Frank Honz left Sunday for Eldora,
where he has been called to report Tor
Military duty Tuesday morning he
left for Des Moines, where he will be-
gin training at Camp Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Graul were in
Omaha Saturday to see their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Julia Mix. who is confined
| in hospital Their son, D. L. Graul,
took his fathers place in the north
western depot during his absence.
Elder Chas. Butterworth, wife and
son, Herbert, and daughter, Vida, were
visiting relatives in Denison Monday.
Mrs. Harry Huntington was in Dun
lap Friday to attend a funeral.
Mrs. Joe Hallowell and the children
were passengers to WOodbine Satur-
day, where they, made all over Sunday
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. 3. Glassburner. ,....,. :....
Mrs Thos. Munsey has been laid up
a few days the past week with
measles, but is improved at present.
Rev. G. A: Barker, ]. r. Goldsworthy
and Herman Lazerus were in Denison
Thursday to hear the address on food
conservation given by DR.. Wilbur.
Mrs. ]. r. Griffin returned Friday
from DenisOn, where she had been
spending the week with the August
Mesenbrink family. ..,!...~ 90
Mrs. John Ahart and Jay are under
quarantine, the latter being victim
of smallpox. Mr. Ahart and daughter,
Lillian. are released and are staying
with relatives. .5ss
Miss Rosalia Scott returned Friday
from a pleasant weeks visit with her
friend, Miss Marjorie Bryan, in Des
Moines. She also visited in Ames
while away.
FLOYD Rigsby was Denison visitor
last Friday.
Jim O'Meara was down from Deni-
son the latter part OF the week and
visited relatives. 49,.
Mrs. Anna Williams, teacher of the
second primary grade, was on the
sick list and unable to teach Friday
and Saturday, but resumed her duties
Monday, however. ~ s,..
Rev. A. B. Adams, pastor of the
Methodist church, expects to leave
this week for Linden, where he will
spend several weeks assisting Rev. c..
w. Bower in areyival campaign. Some
one else will be secured to fill the pull
pit here each week during his absence.
Rev. Adams has made arrangements
to hold a week of special meetings in
the church here, beginning on Palm
Sunday and closing Easter Sunday.
A deal was consummated the past
week whereby4WiHiam Divine became
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