The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-01-09

day.
Supt Jacob J. Johnson and Cal
Carey were Denison passengers Sat
urday evening where they visited ovel
Sunday.
Miss Bertha Logsdon returned tc
her home in Ames the latter part OF
the week after ten days visit at the
home OF her sister, Mrs. Frank Glass
burner and with other relatives at
Wo0dbine. '.
The family OF Elder Charles Butter
worth. who had been under quaran'
tine for five weeks with smallpox. was
released Sunday.
David Clark and son, David. were
among the Denison visitors Saturday.
A family gathering was held at the
home Of James Pearsall, ST.. Friday,
complimentary to his daughter.in-law,
Mrs. J. H. Pearsall. of Nebraska City.
Neb. Those present were Mrs. f. B.
Justice and daughter. Ruth, Mrs. r..
E. Hoeffer, Mrs. NJ. 3. Pearsall and
daughter, Phyllis, George Pearsall,
Fred Pearsall and family, the Jim
Pearsall family. James Pearsall, Sr.
and Mrs. J. H. Pearsall, also Mrs.
| Morris Griffin. The occasion was a
most delightful one and greatly en-
joyed by all present One of the main
features OF the day was the elegant
dinner prepared by the ladies.
The L. D. S. people have purchased
beautiful Smith Barnes piano which
was received Monday and placed in
the church to take the place OF the or.
gan they had been using.
Miss Violet Cowlham returned last
Wednesday to her home in Odebolt
after having spent several days with
relatives here.
Dobe Thicker and Carl Kirk were
Sabbath guests of friends here.
The L. D. S. Aid will meet on Fri.
day afternoon OF this week at the
home OF Mrs. G, w. Langley, when the
time will be devoted to Red Cross
work.
Mrs. J. H. Pearsall left Sunday for
her home in Nebraska City. Neb., at.
ter a visit OF nearly week among rel.
atives and friends, having come TO,
the purpose OF seeing her brother.
Nathan Ham, before his return to the
Great Lakes naval training camp. Mrs.
r. E. Harper went home with her for
. weeks visit.
Lloyd Wells, OF Pueblo, Colo. ar
rived last week to join his wife, who
has been here for some time at the
parental, ]. w. Cramer, home
e. T. Malone, of Charter Oak, and
Ora Malone, Of Dunlap. were Dow City
callers Saturday.
p. G. Virgins was visiting with his
brother, w. H. Virgins. and family in
Woodbine Friday. ..,. ..-.. ."
Miss Marie Coleman is again at her
duties in. the telephone Office after be-
vSn AE%0Ht %NaN % g.
weeks with smallpox.
been entertaining her sisters, Mrs. 3.
Ore, and. Mrs. G. w. Brewer, OF Lin
den, the past week. ~., .-5- -.
The Milford Sharp family have
Emoysd to town onto the property he
recently purchased of s, J. A. Scott,
known as the former Ballengee pro-
|perty near the North Western tracks.
Mr.. Sharp has taken charge of the
milk route which Mr.. Scott formerly
conducted.
Mrs. William Ettleman was a caller
in Dentson Monday.
Miss Mary Riddle was a passenger
to Denis0n Saturday where she made
an over Sunday visit with friends.
The J. l.. Butterworth family who
have been quarantined for smallpox.
for several weeks were let out Mon
day. g..
At a meeting of the Woman's For
|eieu Missionary society Wednesday al
teTnOon Of last week, Miss Mamie
|Glassburner, q returned missionary
from China who is home on a years
furloukb, was present from Woodbine
and, gave q talk on her work in the
foreign fields. which greatly interested
each one present. Miss Glassburner
also gave q report OF the general en-
ecutive meeting held in Detroit. The
regular lesson study was very ably
conducted by Mrs. A. B. Adams. There
was real good attendance at the
meeting and very pleasant and pro.
fitable hour was spent.
Mrs. s. e. Goddard and Miss Caro-.
line Shirk were Denison visitors on
Monday.
Misses Ruth Judd and Clara Potter
were visiting in the public school OF
Arion Monday.
Geo. Cornelius was in Sioux City
Wednesday to see his wife who is
in hospital there, where she had
serious operation performed. We arc
glad to report that she is getting along
very nicely. Dr.. -.
r. F. Marcy OF South Omaha was a
pleasant guest at the Eugene Crandall
home on the hill, for the past week.
Monday, In company with Mr.. Crandall
Mr.. Marcy transacted business in De-
fiance ,.,.,.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Lueck and son,
Henry, and Mrs. Julius Ahart were at
the county capital Monday.
, Mas Viola Gibson returned Monday
from visit with her relatives the
NJ. "A. Henry family in Denison.
The Roy Brockman family who |
moved here from Denison sometime !
ago; having occupied rooms over the
Scott grocery and bakery, have now |
taken up their residence in Woodbine. |
Mr.. Brockman packed and shipped
their household goods the fore part of
the week. Mrs. ,Brockman has been
In Woodbine for the past several
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas, Keehner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wingrove were
down from Denison Monday to get
acquainted with their new nephew at
the P. J. Brown home, ....r
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