The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-10-30
Mrs. O. A. Patterson; will be host
ess at Guild tea at her home on
Wednesday, November 9Th.

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i Mrs. O. A. Patterson, will be host
ess at Guild tea at her home OF
4 "Wednesday, November 9Th.
Ed Jenkins returned on Saturday
from business trip to Canada where
he looked after land interests.
Mrs. Mary Butler was up from Ari
on yesterday attending to some bust
ness matters at the court house.
Miss Maurine Cavett underwent a
minor operation at the Denison hospi
tai this morning, having her tonsils
removed. She is recovering nicely.
The Denison hospital reports the
births of two babies within the past
week, daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Harvey on last Wednesday, and son
to Mr. and Mrs. Dave McAllister on
Monday of this week. AZ
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stock, of this
city, received a letter Tuesday from
| their son, Eliphalet, in which he said
, that he was then in the hospital re-
towering from wounds in his left hand
which he received in recent battle
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ling fine, and expected to be released
from the hospital in few days. He
also reported other Denison boys in
the 168th to be we'll and happy.
Rev. j. l.. Boyd returned on Mon
day evening from Sioux City. where
he and Mrs. Boyd had been visiting
the past week at the home of their
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ing the week they celebrated the fifth
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Truesdell and with all the members
of the Boyd family present they had
a most enjoyable time. Mrs. Boyd
remained few days longer and will
probably return home Thursday.
R. P. Conner returned home Mon
day evening from Rochester, Mimi,
where he spent week with his faith
er, Judge Conner. Judge Conner I'M
derwent an operation at St. Mary's
hospital on Tuesday morning of last
week and was able to leave the hos
pital on Friday. The operation was
very successful and friends will be
interested to know that the trouble
from which he was suffering was
minor. He will return to Denison
this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Curry returned
Monday evening from a two weeks
trip, during which they visited the
latters uncle, ]. c. Byrnes, and FAM
lily at Greeley, Neb.,> and their sons,
John and Will, and daughter, Clara,
at Seward. Will Curry had received
his call to- service and was at the
station ready to leave for camp when
a message was received notifying him
that the call had been postponed. Mr..
and Mrs. Curry also visited relatives
at Lincoln and stopped at Logan for
a brief visit with their daughter, Mrs.
V. c. Peckenpaugh, before returning !
home.
Mrs. John Lass informs the Review
that she recently received a commun-
ication from her brother, Alfred Nord- |
holm, who had been resident of Pine |
City, and whom she feared was in the |
terrible fire which swept that dis
trict. Mr. Nordholm states, however,
that he and his family had moved
from Pine City on few days prior to
the breaking out of the great fires,
and thus considered themselves most
fortunate in escaping that awful ex-
perience. They are now located at
Newark, S. D. Mr.. Nordholm was a
former Kiron boy and has many
friends in that locality who had eX-
pressed great anxiety concerning the |
safety of him and his family.