The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-01-23

) Stella and Mary Riddle were Denisol
} visitors Thursday.
; Mrs. NJ. B. Bailey was up from Dun
lap visiting her daughter, Mrs. F. c
Howorth, and husband Thursday.
J. l.. Butterworth was calling o.
Arion friends Thursday.
We are glad to report that T. c
IHoworth has recovered from his recen
illness and is able to be about again.
Sheriff Cummings. of Denison, wa
a caller in town Thursday.
Mrs. Art 9. Rrandel was in Dunlal
Wednesday and Thursday, a guest a
the L. E. Wright home.
Mrs. j. F. Rudd has been confined
in bed for several days the past weel
with an attack of grippe.
| A. A. Fishel and Ado1ph Ahart were
business visitors in Omaha last week
Miss Stella Wieland was visito
at the county capital Thursday.
The little six months old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Mahoney has beef
seriously i'll the past week, beint
threatened with pneumonia. At thi:
writing the little one is getting alons
as well as can be expected.
Mesdames John Mathys and E. D
Barnes were in DenisOn on Tuesday o.
the past week.
Miss Jennie Cornelius was in SiouN
City one day recently visiting hel
aunt, Mrs. George Cornelius, at the
! hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Goldsworthy spent
the day Friday in the city Of Omaha
shopping and visiting.
| Ralph Igou was a passenger to Den
ison Thursday, returning Friday.
Mrs. John Ahart and Lillian and
Misses Bernice Hunsicker, Margaret
Ryan and Lola and Nellie Fishel were
passengers to Omaha Friday afternoon
to attend the John Mccormack concert
that evening. They returned Saturday
morning. (
Mrs. Jane Dagget returned Friday
from two weeks visit at the home. OF
her daughter, Mrs. Chas: Keehner. and
husband in Woodbine and is again at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Art s.
Randel
r. Claude and Jennie Cornelius were
among the Denison callers Thursday.
The Glen Wright family have moved
to town and are occupying the resi-
dence OF David Walters in the west
part of town. Mr. Wright is employed
by A. J. Wight in the dray business.
Chris Suhr, of Arion, was caller in
town Thursday between trains.
Miss Coda Dow was passenger to
Omaha Friday, where she made an
over Sunday visit. =.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety met Wednesday of the past week
at the home of Miss Janet Rae and a
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each one present. Mrs. A. II. Cook
gave a review of the first chapter OF
"Under the Northern Lights Mrs.
A. B. Adams conducted the regular les
son study, which was taken from the
fourth chapter Of "The Missionary
Milestone" A! very good attendance is
reported. -<
Mrs. May Rudd was passenger up
from Council Bluffs Friday Cor a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. l.. Z. Hatch,
and family.
Pete Bahr went to Osmond, Neb. on
Wednesday. where he spent few days
looking after business interests. The
Bahr family will move onto a farm
near that place in the spring. ~,
Carl Jensen, of Waterloo, has been
a guest at the home of his relatives,
the Fred Nelson family, for the past
week m 2 --s''''''- = 'f::-''
Miss Alice Greder, after having spent
ten days or so at the d. l.. Graul home,
returned to her home in Buck Grove
Friday evening.
A. E. Bryan, of Denison, was caller
in town Friday and Saturday.
Harold Alexander had sale OF q
number of horses and several head OF
cattle and hogs also some farm ma
chinery Friday at his home north %,
town. We are told that he will no,
manage so much land the coming seas
on, thus making it necessary for hin
to dispose of some Of his property II
this way.
James Houston received message
Wednesday that his son, James, wht
is at the Great Lakes naval training
camp near Chicago, was very low witt
spinal meningitis. Mr.. Houston LEI
at once to be with him. From last re
ports he is some better, which is en-
couraging, and all ht.2 that he vii
remain on the road to recovery.
Chris Wilbeck has been spending tht
past week near Bloomfield, Neb., where
the family will reside in the spring
we are told.
| l.. G. Hatch was Dunlap visitor be
tween trains Friday.
Mesdamcs A. J. Wight and John Glib
son were visitors at the county seal
Friday.
Misses Mary Vollersen and Hilda An
derson were down from Denison the
latter part of the. week visiting with
relatives and friends.
Miss Muriel Barton, one of the
teachers of the public school went tc