The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-02-20

Denison the last of the week.
Misses Margaret Dalton and Mary
McGovern attended the dance in Ar
cada Monday evening.
Nell Hickey returned Sunday from
a business trip to Jefferson.
Dolly Magill returned to her home
in Jefferson Sunday after short visi,
with her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
B. A. 'Wahlin.
Jerry Slechta was a passenger tC
Denison Sunday.
Mrs. VIM Robertson went to Oma
ha Sunday to see her brother-in-law
who is dangerously i'll. .,,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Etzel visited rela
tives in Denison over Sunday. ~. y.
Blanche Hickey was home from
Denison over Sunday. =
The Aid society spent very pleas
ant afternoon at the home of Mrs. B
A. Wahlin Wednesday Dainty re
freshments were served sf.,
DR.. l. NJ. Glynn was a professional
caller in Carroll Monday - ',.,.a
John Kral was passenger to Oma
ha Saturday to visit his wife' who is
in a hospital there.
troubled lately with inilammatory
rheumatism,
Mrs. Lowell Coin and baby, of Vir'
ginia. are visiting here at the J. W.
Rundlett home. Mrs. Coin will be bet
ter remembered as Miss Marie Daw'
son.
Ira Crane is reported quite sick with
throat trouble.
John Plotz was a passenger to Car
roll Tuesday.
J. Drummer was a visitor Monday
in Denison.
Mrs. Mae Dawson was a visitor in
Carroll Tuesday.
Joe Bukacek was a passenger to
West Side Tuesday.
Mrs. Dave Mccullough spent the
first of the week in Carroll.
Tom Maher was here from Arcadia
last week.
Jacob Leise was a passenger west
Tuesday.
Pat Finneran was Denison passen
ger Monday:
Francis and Ed Lally have both pur
chased new Buick cars.
John Mccullough had his eyes oper
lated upon at an Omaha hospital last
Tuesday. ,...
Mrs. VIM. Champion and daughter
Verda, were Denison shoppers Mon
|day.
! Mesdames Joe and Pat Harrington
visited relatives in Dunlap last week.
Mrs. Frank Farley and little daugh
ter were passengers TO Denison Mon
day.
August Keil was a passenger Mon
day to West Side.
Chas. FitzsimmCns. of Logan, visited
relatives and friends here last week.
i, Fred North. of Denison. was in oul
town Monday.
Mrs. Fred Lyon, of Denison. spen
the last Of the week here at the pa
rental, s. A. Kral. home.
Hope Huffman visited relatives il
Scranton. last week.
Mrs. John Robinson was in Omaha
the first Of the week. r.,
| Mrs. Godfrey Settler and children
| visited last week with relatives il
Gray. "a
Hoy Brothers were callers at thu
county capital Monday. ~
! .Thos. and Ed Lally were busines;
callers in Omaha last week.
Earl Hill passed his fifteenth mile
stone Saturday and that evening
number OF his friends and classmate
Egathered at his honiea and spent =
pleasant evening with music an
games. Dainty refreshments wer
served at the close of the evening. A
a late hour the party dispersed wish
ing Earl many returns of the day.
S. D. Cope returned on Tuesday from
a visit in Little Sioux. Ah!'
There will be meeting OF thetO. +
S. Friday evening.
| The little daughter OF Jacob Leis
and wife is quite sick with pneumonia
| John Sheridan was given. farewell
party at the high school Tuesday eve
ming John is going to leave with hi
parents for Sioux City in q few weeks
The teachers and pupils We're presen
and all enjoyed themselves to the III
imost.
Louis .Slegel returned Tuesday t
Hyas. Sask, Canada, after visit her
with relatives.
James Hill visited relatives in Der
ison Tuesday.
Marie and Agnes Sheridan were gi,
EN- farewell party at their home O.
Tuesday evening. About thirty-tiv
of their friends were present and a.
enjoyed themselves immensely.
Tom Duffy. OF Camp Dodge. visite
here with his parents from Friday III
til Sunday evening.
| Paul Molony. Of Denison, was her
Monday.
Bill Huckstep was here from Deloi
Tuesday.
The married folks dance given her
Monday. February 18th, was not we
attendc/ owing to the bad weather
LorenZens orchestra furnished must
and the evening was much enjoyed b
all.
Rose Byrnes visited at the Fredel
ick Sindt home in Denison Monday.
The box social given at the cente