The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-08-21

very sorry to learn OF his serious ill,
mess. We. are told that he is confined
lin hospital in Rochester, where he
underwent all operation for ulcers of
the stomach. All hope that he will
make rapid recovery.
Elder j. C. Crabb was a passenger
to Dow City Thursday from Little
Sioux to be present at the l.. D. s.
reunion now in session here.
Mrs. John Schaupp has returned
| from weeks visit with relatives in
the vicinity of Dunlap.
Mesdames A. H. Cook and Ida Tai
colt were in Arion Friday, where they
ATTENDED the sixth annual convention
of thew. c. T. U. They also had a
part in the program.
John Edwards, 81. returned the fore
part of the past, week from a pleasant
visit of several days with his son,
Eden, and wife at James. ...... ..
Mrs Nelson .Butterworth was down
from Denison and spent some time last
week at the parental, Clair Butter
worth, home.
Mrs. J. G. Graul returned Thursday
from a short visit at the home OF her
son, D. L. Graul, and family in Arion.
Miss Ruby Baber, accompanied by
her niece, Miss Helen christensen, of
Kearney, Neb., were callers in Denl-
son Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Stone, of Nampa, Ida,
who has been spending several months
with relatives and friends in Denison,
Des Moines and Dow City, spent the
|day Thursday here. She just recently
returned from a visit in Little Rock,
Ark, and other places. She was. &C
companied here Thursday by her
friend, Mrs. Ross, also of Nampa, who
| had been visiting her son in Des
Moines. The two ladies went back to
Denison Thursday and started Friday
/ on their return to Idaho.
In compliance with the order of the
government, all children in this vicin-
lily under five years of age were taken
to the school house Thursday and Fri
| day and measured and weighedfi Mrs.
Pearl Wore and Miss Lille Gibson had
THE work in charge.
John Edwards, Jr. and daughters, Al,
Ina and Mae, were very much delighted
Hast week in receiving telegram from
ALFRED and Elias Edwards, who are
lin France. The message contained
lust four words, "Both safe and
sound" These boys have been serv.
ling their country in France for some
| time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Rolls and daugh.
| ter. Ruby, accompanied by Miss Hazel
Judd, made an auto trip to Des Moines
and Camp Dodge Thursday, where
lthey enjoyed visit with relatives and
friends, returning Saturday night.
Mrs. John Frampton, of Boone, made
short visit with her relatives, the
Frank McHenry and Earl Morrison
families, last week. Thursday eve
| ming she went to Denison for visit
before returning to her home.
The w. C.. r. U. held meeting at
the home of Mrs. Ed Riddle Wednes.
day afternoon with an election Of Off
GERS, the following named persons be-
ing chosen: President, Mrs. Ida Tai
colt; vice president, Mrs. A. H. Har'
per; secretary, Mrs. L. E. Goodman
treasurer, Mrs. S. E. Wiley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. thinner and
daughter, Miss Rose, left last week for
Excelsior Springs, where they are to
|spend some time in hopes OF benefiting
the health of the two ladies'.
Leo and Helen Christensen and
Miss Ruby Baber returned the first OF
1.-The week from several days visit in
Ames with relatives. The former stop
[ped here for brief time and went on
Ito Council Bluffs for some repairs for
his car. His sister joined him here
Friday and they left for their home in
Kearney, Neb.
Mrs. r. e. Lusk received card
from her husband Thursday stating he
lhad left Camp Dodge and was on his
way east. The card hat, been sent
from Savannah, Ill.
| John Ahart and N R. Wilder were
lin Denison one day last week.
Nick Hansen. wife and two chill
dren motored to Galva Thursday ia
| see Mrs. Hansen's sister, who was re
ported i'll.
Miss Bernice Osborn, of Denison
was in town Thursday afternoon on
business connected with the McHenry
bank here.
Elders C. e. Harpe and J. B. Barrett
of Lamont, arrived the latter part Of
the week to be in attendance at the re
union of the Latter Day Saints.
Mrs. E. H. Swasey invited number
of ladies to her home Thursday after
noon in honor of Mrs. Frank Stone, Of
Nampa, Ida. The affair was given In
the nature of surprise farewell fol
her. The guests present were old
friends and acquaintance of Mrs
Stone. The afternoon was spent so
cially and the day was immensely en-
Logged by all. The dainty repast tc
which the guests were treated was al
so much enjoyed feature. Mrs. John
Frampton, of Boone, and Mrs. Ross, Of
Nampa, were out Of town guests or
this occasion. Er
Mr. and Mrs. J. Apple came over
from Earling Thursday and took the
train here that evening for Carroll tc
visit relatives. They just recently
came from Minnesota.
The Ralph Roy family who have
been residing on the Slattery farm
near here for several months are NOV
ing to Denison where he has accepted
employment in the storage plant.
! Mrs. C. F. Cassaday was passenger
to Denison Thursday evening. We
understand that she is to go to Boone
for visit with relatives. ls
Miss Alfredo Mccullough was dowr