The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-07-17

IA. Rae, and with eother relatives and
friends, /.
Mr.. Henning, Of the Nonpareil, was
la business caller in town Thursday
from Omaha.
Mrs. Mary Foss, who has spent a
week or SO at the Frank McHenry
home was a passenger to Dunlap on
Thursday for visit. She will also
visit at other points before returning
to her home in Salita, Colo.
Private Morris McHenry was here
from Camp Dodge Thursday and made
a visit at the parental, Mott McHenry,
home. He had been given twenty
four hours leave Of absence.
Miss Irma Acker has been enjoying
a two weeks visit with relatives in
Omaha. Her cousin, Vesta Laird, of
that place, had been here for few
weeks and she accompanied her to
her home.
p. j. Brown who had been en-
ployed for sometime by A. J. Wight
on the dray line, has gone to work on
the railroad. E. d. BARNES is as.
sisting Mr.. Wight temporarily.
John Schaupp was up from Dunlap
Wednesday and made a short visit
at the home of his wife's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Mathys. Mrs. Schaupp
who had spent few days here &C.
companied him home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Butterworth and
son, Dale, were visitors at the county
capital one day last week.
w. E. Fishel and w. c. Rolls at
tended state democratic convention
in Des Moines Wednesday, they hav'
ing been sent as delegates from here.
They made the trip overland.
Mesdames Milo Kelly and O. M.
Criswell were down from Denison one
day recently, guests at the Henry
Bell home.
Mrs. Lille Shumate went to Dun
lap last week for visit with her
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Goldsworthy and
daughter, Lisle, have returned from a
delightful weeks outing at Lake View.
Carl Hansen was down from Deni,
son Thursday, making a brief visit
at the parental, Claus Hansen, home,
Mrs. Wesley Cramer and baby, son,
spent last week in Dunlap at the
home of her husbands sister, Mrs.
VIM. Aldrich.
. Ayce Butterworth and wife of Little
Rock, Ark, who are visiting here with
relatives were calling on Denison
friends Wednesday.
Chas. Keehner and wife were pas
sengers from Woodbine Thursday
evening for visit at the home of
their son, Victor, and family and also
with other relatives.
Joe Balduff and Cecil Horley of
Omaha were pleasant guests at the
0. J. Judd home last week.
Mrs. Acker has returned from a
few days visit with her sister, Mrs.
Florence True in Dunlap. The latter
had been here for a visit and Mrs.
Acker went home with her.
No moving pictures were put on at
the opera house last Wednesday night
on account of the absence of w. G.
Rolls who operates the machine, he
being in Des Moines at that time at
tending the state convention.
Mrs. Jess Igou and two children re-
turned the forepart of the past week
from visit of several days with her
folks in Deloit.
The Methodist church has recently
organized fine orchestra, consisting
of five pieces as follows: flute, Prof.
o. R. Bentley; trombone, d. E. Brem-
SER. cello, Miss Fancheon Wiley; two
yiolins, Mrs. DE. Bremser and Van
Talcott, with Miss Anna Bell at the
piano. Miss Lucinda McHenry is the
leader. This will be a special feature
of the Sunday evening services and
is we'll worth attending.
The regular meeting of the w. G. Il.
U. was held Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. S. E. Wiley, there being a
goodly number present. Only brief
lesson study was conducted, the
greater part of the afternoon being
devoted to talking over plans to sew
for the new hospital at Des Moines.
We understand that the state hos
pital is to furnish material for the
sewing. Cards have been distributed
by the society and on each card a
subscription OF ten dimes was made.
At this meeting these were brought
in and it was found that the sum OF
twelve dollars had been received.
Thirty per cent of this goes into the
state treasury and the rest will be
put into the home treasury. There