The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-07-31


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Elder ]. C. Crabb, of Little Sioux,
spent last week here guest at the
j. L. Butterworth home. He occupied
the l.. D. S. pulpit both morning and
evening Sunday.
Mrs. Sophrone Bell has returned
from several days spent with her rela-
tives in Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Wilson and chill
dren accompanied by Mrs. Ralph Nc.
Kee were among those from here in
attendance at the patriotic meeting
in Denison Thursday.
Miss Coral Argotsinger planned a
pleasant surprise for her brothers,
Harry and Guy, before they departed
for Georgia. The event took place at
the Argotsinger home Tuesday eve.
ming of the past week. There was a
large company of friends present and
the occasion was passed in an appro-
pirate manner. All greatly apprecia.
ted the opportunity of thus spending
an evening with the boys before they
left and needless to say the guests OF
honor also enjoyed it. Tempting re-
lfreshments very fittingly closed the
affair.
Miss Vida Butterworth was pas
senger to Ellis Thursday evening where
she spent several days with relatives,
Ed Loise and family.
Miss kletta Bohlken after several
months of visiting at the L. A. Wore
home west of town, left Thursday for
her home in Ricketts, where she will
remain Indefinitely. On her way there
she stopped in Denison to take in the
patriotic entertainment.
Theo. Able and wife motored over
from Ida Grove Wednesday for sew
eral days visit at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Thos. Ahart and family and
with her brother, Adolph Honz and
family. They also made visit at the
Glen Honz home in the vicinity OF
Dunlap.
Jim Clark, wife and two children &C.
companied by her sister, Mrs. Albert
Miller, were visitors at the county cap
ital Thursday.
John Ahart sent shipment of stock
to the Chicago market last week.
Mrs. L. A. Wore went over ito Ute
Wednesday where she went to see a
|sick relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. ButterWorth. and
son, Dale, and Misses Irene and Ruth
Riley and Eva Roy motOred to- Denl-
son Thursday evening to attend the
patriotic program.
The Frank Miller family Of Chicago
arrived the latter part of the week for
a visit with his brother, Saul Miller,
and family. They made the trip by
auto.
Geo. Brink, Hans Birkhofer and
Harold Fienholdt were in Omaha on
Wednesday where the latter enlisted
in the service. He left Tuesday OF
this week for Fort Logan, where he
will enter the mechanical department
of the service. For the past year or
so he has been holding position In
the Fienholdt garage.
James Frazier who passed away at
his home in Soldier was brought here
for burial Tuesday of last week. The
deceased was formerly resident OF
Galland's Grove previous to moving
to Soldier. tS'a+ W -@
r. T. Baber went to Anthem the fore
part Of the week to assist his son, E.
H. Baber and family in moving to their
new home at Neville.
Mr.. and Mrs. frank Downs and chill
dren motored up from Woodbine on
Thursday and made short visit with
relatives.
Clair Lloyd arrived last week from
Denver, Colo, and made a several
days visit with his mother, Mrs. Jul.
JUS Ahart. He had been called here to
report for military service and left on
Friday for Camp Gordon, Ca
To- lea
week on his return to the Great Lakes
Naval training camp near Chicago al
ter having enjoyed ten days visit
with t,e home folks.
R. A. Lloyd of Independence was in
town one evening last week and gave
a lecture to the l.. D. S. people at the
church. This lecture was given under
the auspices of the Religio Society.
The occasion was enjoyed by all pres
ent.
Mesdames j. F. Rudd, John William
son and son, Chauncey, Mrs. Walter
Cole and daughter, Mahie were pas
sengers to the county cpital Thursday
evening as was also Helen Stephenson.
They attended the patriotic celebration
there.
Mrs. Olivette Carr, of Denison, has
been spending a few days of the. past
week at the home of her sister, Mrs.
w. E. Dow and husband She arrived
here Thursday from California juno
ton where she had been visiting her
niece, Mrs. Coultharl.
M. J. Breen and wife entertained a
company of relatives at six O'Clock
dinner one evening recently. Their
guests we're: Mr.. and Mrs. James Col
Inns, and the Sam Mccullough family,
of Denison; the Will Kral family OF
Vail, and ,Mesdameso John Ahren and
William Lonergin Of Friend, Nebr.
The event was very pleasant one.
Misses Ruth Swasey and Anna Bell
returned Thursday from delightful
weeks sojourn at the lakes.
DR.. J. F. Potter was in Omaha on
business one day last week and also
visited his brother while there. r..
w. V. Butler and wife of Pierson,
came Tuesday of the past week for a
visit at the home of his daughteS, Mrs.
Warren Ettleman and family returning
to their home Friday. Little Bernice
Ettleman went with them for visit.
Prior to coming here, Mr.. and Mrs.
Butler made visit at the home of an
other daughter, Mrs. Fred Northam'
of noricon