The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-02-27

home; from the hospital she having
| undergone a very serious operation
| there few weeks ago.
Miss Grace Rogers, the hello" CIR
OF Woodbine was in town between the
trains Friday.
Mrs. Fred Lint has returned from
several weeks spent at the hospital in
Omaha.
Mrs. Olive Ireland has been visiting
her sister in Council Bluffs.
Roy: Bran was here from Camp
Dodge last week. the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Ed MANCHESTER. Before enlistine
he was in Idaho where. lie owns a
GAO acre, sheep ranch. $500
Mary and Urban HOnZ were Deni
son passengers last Saturday.
Father O'Connell of Sioux City was
in town the past week. the guest OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. O'Con'
nell. , ~ .,, .. :.
Walt Nurse has purchased the home
west of, the Ed Lehan bungalow and
will move there soon. BE-,
WILDER Roberts, or Denison, was in
town on business Saturday. . 81.
The Misses Harrington of Vail.
were guests at the Lehan home last
week.
Tom Brewer of Harlan was in town
last Saturday.
Jim Early has been driving route
three the past week.
Seargent K. T. Ryan, 365 Aero
Squad, Chicago, was in town last week
the guest of his father, E. T. Ryan of
the Citizens Bank and also other rel
atives. HIS furlough way Of very
short duration and he was only here
between trains. A dinner party was
held for him at the home of his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Higgins.
Harry Chapman, an old time resi-
dent Of the town has been visiting at
the home Of his brother. Chan and
family and other relatives the past
week. He looks fine and IS the same
Harry as. OF old. -
Mrs. Del Braden. visited her sister
Mrs. Hoffman, who is in an Omaha
hospital, the past week.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Morse are COM
fortably settled. in the Dye house on
Gospel Hill recently vacated by. Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Myers. ~
Lester Myers left last week to Wis
1t his father in Wisconsin after which
he will go to accept the new position
in a Chicago suburb. ,
A number from here attended the
speech by Roscoe Mitchell ut Missouri
Valley Saturday. 50
Earl Dyke was a passenger for Ord,
Nebr., last Monday morning.
NJ. P. Kavanaugh was visitor in
Ute and Denison the first of last
week; Geo. Taylor filling his place in
the drug store during his absence.
Word was received here last week
Of the birth of daughter to Lieut..
and Mrs. Fred Wilson in Pennsylvan-
la. ,....- $3.50.
Fred O'Banion was an Omaha pas
senger on Thursday.
Miss Theresa Gepson was in Oma-
ha last week to- bid her nephew, Jas.
GepsOn, who left soon for Fl. Logan,
as he enlisted in the avia:
ton corps. F''..
Rev. and Mrs. Cook were Council.
Bluffs visitors last week being the
guests of old\friends there, this be-,
ing their first visit to Omaha since
their. residence at Dunlap.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Chamberlin of
Manila, were, guests at the Geo. Cham,
berlin home Wednesday OF last week.
IrMTi5 and Mrs. John Bowman were
DenisOn passengers one day last week
going up to visit her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Moeller
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Newland on February Is.
,Vlrgis Wilson who drives the ex-
press truck received painful injury
last week in getting burned by the
boiling water from the radiator of his
truck. One eye was scalded badly. .
A.aP. Moore was Logan visitor on
Monday. ~:
Mr.. and Mrs Nose Schaff have pur-,
chased the house formerly occupied
by Frank Mishler and have moved in
to the same. ~
Robert Handke of Minnesota is here
the guest Of his daughter, Mrs: Ly-
man Dye and other friends. <~
Jess CrOmie, OF WoOdbine was shak-
ing hands with friends on Monday.
Bert Major of Woodbine, was in
town last week called by the serious
illness of his father.
The Methodist and Congregational
churches had union services Sunday
night, celebrating the service flag de-
dication.
Malcolm Baird, Jr., was an Omaha
passenger Friday going down to pro-
cure his. yioutfit. >,..aN.., 49,, ~:
Mr.. !. and. Mrs. Geo. Sullivan have
moved into the house owned by Billy
Wright east Of the school house.
Mrs. Stillson, of Arion, was Dun
lap visitor last week.
The next meeting of the Fortnightly
club :will be Monday evening at the
library and will be an evening with
poetry. Mrs. Burleigh.. will be chair
man. with the following program: 4
Piano Solo. 49, -. g.. Edna Smith