The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-06-12

operation at the Mercy Hospital II
Council Bluffs for the removal Of BIZ
tonsils. Mrs. McDermott returned Il
her home Wednesday night OF las
week.
"A fund was raised for the week..
band concerts which will be givel
"wednesday night Of each week Of
the square just north Of the city hall
DR.. Liggett is leader.
The district conference was held Z
Denison Monday and Tuesday. Tit
district Epworth League followed i'm
mediately after the conference. Sever
81 auto loads from here attended.
Ed Loehr and family are now nicely
located in the residence vacated b,
AL Caldwell and family.
The new Milwaukee railway time
table went into effect Sunday of las
week-West bound, No. II, leaves o.
$3.50 q. M; No. 3 leaves at 1886 p. m
Eastbound-No. IL leaves at 900 a m
No. 6 leaves at 1886 p. m.
Manila and Sioux City Division
No. 80 arrives at S:45 a. M, No. 6
arrives at S:35 p. m, No. II leaves u
5:45 a. m, No. 80 leaves at 1895 p. m,
Last Monday primary election took
place. Not very much interest was
shown in the voting, the total vote
taken being 1872, ~ Democrats and SO
The democratic ticket
for sheriff resulted In Cummings, 10.
O'Meara, 20, Hagedorn, I. The repub.
lican vote for Congressman gave Wood
II, Dickinson IL.
DR.. and Mrs. J. ]. Martin and babe
returned home from their visit In
Des Moines Thursday evening.
{ Mrs. A. r. Miller returned home on
Wednesday evening of last week after
spending several days with her hus'
band, Rev. A. r. Miller who is confin.
ed to a hospital there. Mrs. Miller
seems to think he is improving.
"A. w. Boyles Of Denison, who IL
working on the roads here, returned
home Tuesday morning.
The. Campfire Girls held q regular
business meeting Thursday evening.
; Mrs. r. c. jackson spent last week
in Woodbine visiting her mother, Mrs.
McVen.
The Aid society Of the Presbyterian
church will meet Wednesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nc
Leod last week. a son.
Carl Grimes who enlisted in the
service of Uncle Sam will leave Sat
urday.
Miss Blanche Melton came home
from Sioux City to visit with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Melton. !.
The Suthluff family who have been
for scarlet fever the past
few weeks are reported as getting
along nicely at this writing.
c. Saunders came home from the
Bluffs Saturday ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Foye and family
moved their household goods to Irwin
of last week. He will act
Rs janitor Of the school this year.
The Red Cross ladies meet every
Tuesday, "Wednesday Thursday and
Friday In the Domestic Science rooms
1T the school house. Every lady in
town should 60 at least one Of these
lays a week.
Guild will be entertained at the
home of Mrs. A. Saunders Friday.
Mrs. Fred Landorf who has been
very sick for the past three weeks Is
reported much improved at this writ.
ing.
The CAM. class of the Presbyterian
Sunday school will meet with Miss
Pease Friday evening. This Is q re-
yular organized class and meets every
;wo weeks. The girls in this class
made the service flag for the church
md are therefore planning on trip
o Wall Lake soon.
Miss Anna Shirley, of Perry, form
,rly teacher here, came Thursday
evening to visit with friends, who
we're very pleased to see her.
Miss Milda Hoffeins who has been
working in Kehr's Department store,
las accepted a position at the freight
lepot checking cars. ay..,.l.
DR.. and Mrs. J. J. Martin entertained
captain Draper and wife to dinner on
evening as they took theI
sioux City train in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. P. J.. Crabb went down
o Defiance Saturday eveningto spend
sunday visiting with friends and rel
tives. '4 -
Mrs. Meehan and daughter, Miss
dary, returned home from Omaha on
'aturdy evening.
Miss Hertha Jones who is working
n the Ehricks store in Aspinwall came |
ome Saturday night to spend Sun
ay with her mother.
Mrs. Ed Packard returned, home ON
aturday evening from Omaha.
Mrs. Phyna Nelson who has been on
he sick listtIie past week 10 reported
8 somewhat improved at this writing.
Union services were held Sunday
t the Presbyterian church, this beingI
hildrens' Day exercises.