The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-02-06
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Joe Behers left for Ell Paso after q
short furlough spent at home.
Miss Stella Murphy, of Omaha, spent
Sunday IN town With Miss Adeline
Johnson. i & 80
Harvey Jackson. OF Fl. Omaha, has
been home on q furlOugh. !.E - e'.
DR.. Powell has just returned from a
visit to the sunny south.
Miss Jennie Hannigan, Of Council
Bluffs, spent the week end at home
Harry Davie is in Blair on o short
visit.
Henry Nestnith, Of Omaha, Sunday
ed at the p. 'MunEans home. -.
Miss Lottie Myers, of Logan, has
been helping with the invoice at the
Chaunceys garage -:r~ I'D -
The: Patriotic girls are sponsors for
the Smileage books in town. Anyone
wanting a book call on some member
of the club.
Miss Mary Morton and brother, Of
Omaha, we're visiting old time friends
in town the last of the week.
Mrs. Willis was an Omaha passen-
ger Friday.
John Roush has been visiting in
Illinois the past week.
Mr.. VanScoy, one of the county su-
pervis0rs, was in town on business on
Saturday. H.. .......--..-
The Oldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Cook left last week for San Antonio,
Texas, having Joined the aviation
corps. FL
p. McGinn was in Logan Friday:
Dr. Powell accompanied Mrs. L.
Hartwfg to an Omaha hospital last
week.
W. 1. Wolfe Of Logan was in town
Thursday.
Miss Chandler of Pearl. ILL.,, has re.
turned to make an extended visit at
the home Of her aunt; Mrs. Anna
ROUGH. at.t.3 'a,-l| ="
Mrs. Adams has returned from WIS.,
it to Illinois and was accompanied by
Mrs. McAndrews.t 't;J..>:'r
Carl Kirk and Leslie Helm were
Logan passengers the first OF the
week. =, ~ ..tl.l ~;
Mr.. Honz was in Vail. on Wednes.
day. - rs
The Misses Marion and Putnam of
Long Pine, Nebr, are in town the
guests of Miss Tierney.
Miss Kate Murphy was in Denis0n
last week.
Ray Bowen has been in Missouri
Valley some the past week and Leo
Mnngan supplied in his place in the
depot ,.a-. H.. - ..t
E. B.. Acton is in Des Moines at.
tending the Retail Clothing Conven'
tiOn.
Chas. Jones was in Council Bluffs
last week visiting friends.
Tom Robson former resident but
now of Sioux City was in town last
week.
AL Burling returned to his home in
Missouri Valley Monday.
Four young ladies entertained at
a Valentine party at the home of the
Misses Lehan Tuesday evening and
it. was a very pleasant affair. About
twenty were entertained and whist
was the diversion of the evening, in.
terspersed with delicious luncheon.
The funeral of J. H. Walker. an old
time resident Of this vicinity occurred
at the Methodist church last week.
His death occurred at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. Mackrill. in Sac City.
He leaves widow And three sons
and six daughters. Mrs. Con Mack
rill and Lincoln, of Sac City, Mrs: A.
H. Lee and Mrs. Paul Baker of Pts
Mrs. Reube Smith,, of Dunlap and
Mrs. Jas. Probasco OF Woodbine are
left to mourn. He and his wife came
to Dunlap in 1882 and have resided
here since. He was sexton of the
Methodist church for fifteen years.
The fire alarm was sounded We'd
nesday morning at which time it was
discovered that the l. G. pump house
was on fire, the same burning com.
pletely.
Lawrence Reed and Pearl Lyman
are visiting different points in Mime.
sofa this week. ..5 ..., 90.
Emil Norman had a little hard luck
last week when his team engaged in
runaway and broke up the outfit
somewhat. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin have departed
for Illinois to make that their future
home.
The Domestic Science club will meet
in the library Monday with the fol-
lowing program: Mrs. Guy Mccarthy,
The Elimination of Waste; Mrs. F..
Howorth, Universal Military Training,
the hostesses being Mesdames Leland
Curtis and Brown. =. s.
NJ. p. Kavanaugh and f. L. Man.
chester were Logan callers Tuesday.
Geo. Taylor and Jack Garvin have
been spending the past week invoic-
ing at the Kavanaugh store.
Miss Lena Remde Is very i'll at the
" Remde home and has a trained
nurse in attendance. :. ), ,s "a,
Mrs. Blume is visiting in Illinois.
Mrs. Tierney, ST., is critically i'll at
her home here. Owing to her ad.
vanced age but little hope is enter
tanned for her recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lint went to
Omaha last week for the purpose of
Mrs. Lint entering hospital
The Congregational Wheel was
scheduled to meet at the home of Mrs.
McNaughtOn this week but other
plans will be made now since her de.
parture for Ohio called by the illness
OF her daughter, Mrs. Johnson.
John HUE has been on the sick
list the past week.
Miss Elsie McAndrews of Denison,
was in town last week to attend the
Valentine party at the home of the