The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-03-20
ONE Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lyons in

ton families, Miss Mae Flynn remain
ing for a few days.
Bob Moorhead and daughter were
here from Omaha Saturday and Sun.
day visiting at the John Ahart home.
j. N. Bell has recently been appoint
ed on the council OF defense for this
township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Fienhold and
children were visiting in Denison Sum-
day.
w. E. Fishel and John Ahart treated
the Red Cross workers in very de-
lightful manner at the school house
last Wednesday afternoon by serving
ice cream. This treat was greatly ap.
preciated by the ladies.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Young and two
children and Mrs. Fred Colby were
guests at the home OF Mrs. Young's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bohm, in
Denison Sunday. l.
Misses Beatrice and Gertrude Kelly,
OF Woodbine, were week end visitors
with the Houston families west of
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Buss and Misses
Lola Fishel and Margaret Ryan attend
ed St. Patricks doings in Dunlap
Sunday evening.
James and Ernest Clark we're Deni-
son visitors Sunday.
A surprise farewell was rendered
James Houston. Jr. Friday evening
before his return to the Great Lakes
training station near Chicago. There
was large number of friends and
relatives present on this occasion. The
home was most beautifully decorated
with red, white and blue bunting which
was very appropriate. The time was
passed In pleasant and enjoyable
manner. At late hour dainty and
delicious refreshments were served
and soon after this feature the guests
departed for their homes. The guest
OF honor was more than pleased in
his friends and relatives In
this way and they were also. All re
greet very much that he must again
leave the community. He left the
first Of the week after having spent
thirty days here. The best wishes OF
everyone 90 with him.
Robert Rule was among those visit
ing in Denison Sunday.
NJ. G. Goddard, Oscar Hansen and
J. F. Rudd were passengers to Omaha
Tuesday morning, where they spent
the day.
Miss Muriel Barton was in Dunlap
Thursday afternoon to visit at the
Nordaker home and with other friends.
Doris Griffin left on Tuesday Of the
past week fo- Denver. Colo, he having
as a truck driver. He will re.
ceive his training at Ft. Logan near
Denver. The best wishes of all are
with him.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Downs and chill
ilren were up from Woodbine last week
and visited relatives and friends.
Jno. H. d. Gray, OF Denison. was
pleasant visitor here last Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Coleman and little daugh-
ter, Leone, were in Dunlap Wednesday,
the latter having dental work done.
They were also visitors at the Jim
Hecker home.
Mrs. J. w. Stepanek and Mrs. Ward
Mcdonald were DcnisOn visitors last
the former having dental
work done. 81
The J. U. Wise and w. A. Seeman
families left the fore part Of the past
Bluffs. These people will be greatly
missed in the community.
w. C. Rolls and John Birkhofer
we're visitors in Omaha Wednesday.
Friends of John Bahr will be pleased
to learn that he has recently been
promoted from private to corporal. He
Is still at Camp Dodge where he has
been stationed since going into the
service last fall.
Mrs. Earl Ettleman and grandmoth-
Or, Mrs. J. J. Gage were up from Dun
lap last week visiting the James Bah.
Or and Warren Ettleman families.
N. r. Wilder was q business caller
In Dunlap Thursday.
Miss Frances Schneider was a pas.
senger from Denison Wednesday for
4 several days visit with her relatives
The Oscar Fienholdt family.
Misses Stella Riddle and Helen
were passengers to Den
lson Thursday evening where they
visited at the home Of the latter's
sister for brief time.
A deal was made the past week in
which Ed Baber became the owner of
Tho former T. o. Bcane residence.
which A. L.. Jackson recently purchas-
ID, Mr.. jackson having now traded
It for tho Ed Baber property. The
latter has moved his family to the
former Beane property. 1t will be re-
nembered that the Baber family oc-
cupied this same residence several
years ago.
Earl Pett of Boone was visiting his
relatives in this vicinity several days
asst week.
Frank Binnall returned Wednesday
from Rochester. Mimi, where he had
his wife several weeks
ago. she having an operltion per-:
formed for the removal Of a goitre.
He reports his wife to be getting
along splendidly, but she is not yet
able to return home.
"A school election was held last
week when J. N. Bell was reelected
president Of the board. Ed Riddle,
whose term had expired also, was re.
elected. The other members of the
board are E. F.. Newkirk. H. B. John
son and F.. c. Buss. w. f. Fishel
was reelected treasurer. Everyone
"a well pleased with the outcome of
he election.
Relatives and friends here have re-
:eived word here to the effect that
privates Fred Colby and Leslie Bras.
81 have been transferred from Camp
Pike, Ark, to Camp Greene, N, C.
u, 10 mill md o,,h< ALE, ~ <1,oi. Ia