The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-09-04

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mother in DenisOn.
Louie Retman and wife and babe
visited at the Mrs. James Turner nome
Monday.
Mrs. LIZA Worley is enjoying a Wis
IT with her cousin, Mrs. VIII Galallo'
Of Dow City, this week.
Bert Darling went to Boyer satur.
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albro Darling, OF BOY.
eli, visited at the home OF his son. pert
Sunday
" Mrs. James Turner visited at the
Millard Turner home in benson Oh
Friday.
I Quite a number of our people at,
tended the picture show THURSDAY anu
Friday evenings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Broder Boysen ana
MI and Mrs James McKim returned
Saturday from Pine Cone Camp
! where thew had a pleasant time.
\ MI. and Mrs. Vanderwall were Den
ison shoppers Wednesday.
y j. L. Riggleman and daughter "ens
to West Virginia to visit his oid lioine
and relatives. They expect 70 oe Soi,e
for month or two. They stoppeu ~,
er Sunday to visit Jesse, his son. VINO
ID at the naval training station d.
Camp Perry. Noh
''s Dale Newcom, of Arlington, Nep.,
i has been visiting for coupe Oh uays
with his niece, Mrs. J. L. hlgeleiian'
and looking after his farm interests;
Murray Woolsoncroft has purcnaseu
4 the Davis farm, where he mas Devil
renting for the past few years. we
understand he has 240 acres, for "hlcn
lie paid 1910 per acre. we are glau
this family have decided 10 ioca'e
with us permanently.
Earl Riggleman was in attendance
at the state fair.
Herman Reimers and murray Wooi
soncroft attended the state falr last
week. ,,,ahtar
and Mrs. Mae Winans arrived nome
Friday after a pleasant Visit Win
relatives in Dakota.
MI. and Mrs. Perry Huckstep at
tended the state fair.
School began Monday morning.
Frank Woolston, of Denison, was
Deloit caller Saturday
MAYNARD Brothers, of Jackson toWn-
ship. were in town Saturday.
Mrs. Row Green and children, OF
south Dakota, arrived Sunday morn
ms to visit her parents, MI. ana MIS-.
Ben Beaman. ,.,,,
Ralph McKim had his hand badly
hurt In corn binder.
w. j. Wilkinson is running the corn
hinder for Will Huskey.
Mrs. Allen spent Friday afternoon
II the home of Mrs. Lille Newton.
she left for Onawa Saturday TO see
her new grandson who had arrived
that morning at the Miller home
Rev. Allen left for Kansas City on
Monday. 49, ~
4 Isl. j. Newton is looking after the
chores for Marvin Woolsoncroft Wnlle
tl1ev are away on pleasure trip.
# Rev Allen and wife visited at con
Lingles' Thursday.
Andrew Schwanz shipped stock last
\ Wednesday. Il
Nh. and Mrs. Roy Abbott were De-
lott visitors Saturday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Campbell cele-
brated their silver wedding this week:
An elegant luncheon was served ana
thew were remembered by their many
6 friends by nice lot of silverWare anu
money.
q Verne wilkinson and Mesdames
Beaman. Green and Wilkinson took
an auto trip to Ida county Sunday.
Miss Luella Vennick went to Lake
View Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Hor-
!. ace Miller to spend the day.
Mrs Edna Paulsen is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Milt Childress.
Mrs. George Leslie, and daughter,
Maude, is visiting at the Schuler
I home. These people used to I'VE on
the farm now owned by Chas. stang
about forty years ago and they ma
many changes taken place III ttlle
meantime. ~
Herman Grill made a business Trip
to Holstein Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson and daugh.
tiers, Mrs. Alma Prentice, MI. and
Mrs. Harry Anderson, Mr. and MIS-.
Joe Inghram and Rev. Allen ana wlIe
and daughter went to Boyer Sunday
to hear Rev. Boyd, of Denison.
Miss Cora Davis has been here look
ing after her farm interests. and Whlle
On her way to Denison called on her
Old friend, Mrs. Lille Newton.
Miss Young returned from Cedar
4 Falls Saturday and Will leave LOT pay
City this week to begin her school Tor
the ensuing year.
The M. e. people had one OF the
most delightful times going Wednes-
day in the yanderwall grove Just east
Of town The weather tried its best
.to scare them out, but to no avail,
ais everyone came with well filled bas-
kets and some nice seats had been
provided by S. ID. Newton and Geo.
Hutchinson who are old hands at hx-
ing up picnic grounds. A table was
also provided and paper plates to
serve dinner to each cafeteria style,
! which meant none should be sighted
! and walters served each. commence
ing with the little tots, and after they
had eaten their fill Prof. Kuhn led
them to fine ground where games
we're INDUCED in. Night came all too
soon, when they had to go home, but
4 all voted it the best picnic ever.
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