The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-06-19

Mrs. Hatch has not been in the best
of health for about two weeks, but
was able to 60 to the Bluffs, where she
Is being cared for by her mother. All
hope that she will soon regain her
strength. s& @ T..
| Thursday afternoon Mrs. N. r. VIII.
der invited company of ladies to her
home complimentary to her daughter.
in-law, Mrs. Morris Wilder. A most
delightful social hour was enjoyed and
at the close the guests were treated to
fine luncheon. All were greatly
pleased in meeting the guest Of honor
In this manner.
Dr.. Wright, of Denison, was a pro.
fessional caller in town one day last
week. .fsa-. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Glassburner and
daughters. Mamie and Ruth, were here
Thursday evening from Woodbine in
attendance at the convention.
Misses Nellie Fishel, Blanche Cole
and Balbina Potter were passengers
from Denison Friday for week end
visit with the home folks. They are
lattending the summer session of col
lege at Denison.
Harold Alexander was an Omaha
Ouo1AC0S SOAlCA
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Servoss and Matt
Mill motored down from DenisOn last
Thursday, the latter on business
mission, while the former two made a
brief visit at the Henry Roy home.
George TRACER, the Crawford County
,, Telephone company manager, was in
town Wednesday on business.
The three days entertainment put
on here last week by the United Chau.
tauqua system, closed Wednesday eve.
ming. -
Herman Logsdon and son, Clarence,
arrived from Ames the latter part of
the week for couple of. days visit
at the home of their daughter and sis.
ter, Mrs. Frank Glassburner, and fam
lily. .Mt =.,.
Mrs. j. G. Graul and daughter, Mrs.
Julia Mix, were visitors at the county
capital Friday.
Rev. Bingaman, the Methodist pas
tor at Woodbine. was in Dow City
Thursday attending the convention, as
was also Frank Downs of that place.
o. O. Collins is the owner of a fine
new Chalmers touring car, which he
purchased from one OF the local deal
ers.
Mrs. John Turnlund and children, of
Cherokee, were pleasant visitors at
the A. p. Turnlund home the last of
the week. They also made a visit with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio
Wingrove, near Arion.
Mrs. James Spence, of Denison, and
her daughter.in-law, Mrs. Ward
Spence, and two children, of Smith.
land, were here Friday and Saturday
visiting among relatives. Ward Spence
has accepted a position as fireman
with headquarters at Sioux City and
will move his family to that place
soon. @
The Woman's Social circle Of the L..
D. s. church met Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. WILDER Berry with
a fairly good attendance. The occas.
ion was very pleasant one and great
ly enjoyed. Nice refreshments were
served. 49,
A. r. Bryan was q caller here last
Thursday from Denison.
Miss Ethel Smith was up from
Woodbine last week visiting friends
and attending the convention.
Supt. J. J.. Johnson was a passenger
Ito Denison Thursday evening.
O. ]. Judd and wife and daughters,
Ruth and Frances, were passeng gers
to Council Bluffs Thursday. where
they visited at the home of Mrs. Judd's
|sister, Mrs. c.. C. Antisdel. The for
mer two returned Friday, while the
girls remained for longer visit.
Mr. and Mrs. L. l.. Holcomb and
son, Roscoe, were visiting at the ]. L..
IButterworth home Thursday. They
M voH thoir os,tAx 1oek Il
from KenwOod to near Dunlap.
F. l.. Hoffman was Dow City bust
ness visitor Thursday from Denison.
Miss Helen Stephenson was in Den
ison Thursday evening visiting at the
home of her sister. 49,.
We wish to correct an error made
in our last weeks letter. 1t was stat
ed that Clarence Logsdon had been in
jured In the overturning OF drag. 1t
should have read Stanley Logsdon.
Miss Blanche Mercer, the home dem
onstrator for Crawford county, was
here from Denison and gave lecture
on how to bake and cook with sub
stitutes Friday evening. In connection
with this number of slides illustrat-
ing garden testing were shown by
Prof. o. r. Bentley. Much interest
was manifested by those present.
r. w. Houston and Ben Davis were
Omaha visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Chamberlain and
daughter, Ir1ha, have gone, over. to
Lake View to- spend the summer at
their cottage. (
Mrs. J. w. Patton and baby went
to Omaha last week for a visit with
her people.
A change has taken place in the To-
cal telephone office in the way of an
additional operator in the person Of
Miss Fancheon Wiley. who is now q
student. Miss Ruth Swasey, former
operator in the office, is assisting un-
til Miss Wiley becomes familiar with
the work. The force now consists Of
four instead of three, The other three
are Misses Josephine Munsey, Marie
Coleman and Martha Lueck. Miss Will
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