The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-08-28

/ Laird, Mr., ana MIS-. jess MCcoi ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther McCord ana
Miss Rice of Dunlap and the Alex
McCord family of Defiance, also the
Will McCord family Of Denison. "A
very delightful day was spent among
|the guests. Several members OF the
company remained for a day or two
q. M. Brake and daughter, Mrs. T.
q. Lusk motored to Logan SUNDAY
where they visited at the l.. II. NC.
bride home. Mrs. Brake who had
snent few days there came BACK
With them. Little Virgene Mcbride
lis reported to be suffering quite Dadiy
with whooping cough. Mrs. Brake Is
to go back to help care for her
, The Dan Reeser family of Denlson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jake BurWel OF
near Arion were Sabbath guests al
the narental. Jake Reeser home.
Monday morning about nine oclock'
team belonging to Earl keptoro was
being driven to town and when near
the bridge just east OF town the hors-
es in some manner became Dadly
frightened and broke away from inc
wagon to which they were hitched.
The team ran into town where they
we're stopped on Main street. me
wagon was thrown from the road into
nearby corn field and was damaged
considerably.
Saturday night a car was taken
from the L. d. s. camp grounds out
the guilty parties who were found 10
he two Denison boys were soon appre'
|hended. The boys had driven the
car to Kenwood where they went 10
attend a dance. After having PAID
the required fine they were freed,
R. w. Houston was business cali
or in the city of Omaha Wednesday.
Mrs, Anna Doser went to Denison
Friday to spend a few days with rela'
tives. ~
Mrs. Lille Marks has returned to
her home in Denison having spent ten
DAVIS here attending the L. D.. IS. re-
union. Her sister, MRS. iheresa
Schafer of Council Bluffs who was
here with her also left. .....-,
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Randel motored
to Harlan Wednesday to take in the
fair. They were accompanied by her
sister. Mrs, Chas. Keehner and nus
band of Woodbine. ,..g.
Several from here are planning on
ATTENDING the L. D. S. reunion OF Tue
little Sioux District in session at Lo'
gan this week. COCOON
fger to Dunlap Monday where she Is
spending the week with her graho-
parents. n, o,+
Lester Cue and Vernon Rule spent
few DAVIS last week in Des MONIES
attending the fair. They also visited
relatives and friends in Boone.
Mrs, L. C. Upper returned Monday
from pleasant weeks WISH III Sni
cago. She will spend sometlme mere
at the home of her sister, MRS. BTU
fen Sharp, and husband before re-
turning to her home in Sprlngneiu'
S. OAK. et
the week whereby A. J. Wight oe'
came the owner Of the residence
nroperty of Mrs. Jane Miller IN the
east mart of town and will move MS
family there as soon as Mrs. Miller
yacates which will probably be next
week. Mrs. Miller has also disposed
of her household goods and she ana
her granddaughter, Miss Eldora Fouts
are TO make their home with Mr.. ana
Mrs. Fred Dearduff in Lincoln. we
understand that Mr.. Wight intends 10
sell his residence property IN tne
west mart Of town where the family
have lived for a number OF years.
Mrs. w. H. Rule, Mrs. w. E. Sharp
Mrs. A. e. Aleman and daughter, Ar
|lene and Miss Pearl Cornelius were
in Dunlap Monday.
Mrs. Jim Wilson is recuperatihg
from several weeks illness Whlcn
has confined her in bed. AT present
she is able to be about the house.
The local public school will open
again Monday of the coming week TOT
another year and the. teachers and
pupils are anxiously awaiting to get
started for another years work. me
superintendent appointed for TINS
wear is ]. R.. McVicker and the high
school corps of teachers are as 1ol-
lows: Miss Bernice Hunsicker, IN
structor of history and mathematics;
Miss Margaret Ryan, english and lat
i'm: Miss Martha Weiss, domestic
science: Miss Marie Helsley, general
SCIENCE Miss Alice Arnold, music and
drawing; j. r. Bentley, agriculture
and manual training. The grade
teachers are as follows; first, Mary
Moler and Agnes Goddard, second,
Mrs. Anna Williams, third. Mildred
Virgins, fourth, Mabel Cole, tifth'
Ellen Goddard, sixth, Hilda Turnlund,
seventh, Caroline Shirk, eighth, Ferne
Kingery. This will be the second
wear Of school in the new consolldat-
ed building.
Mrs. Sarah Kuykendall who mas
been spending several weeks at the
home Of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Jane
Miller, left Monday for a short visit
with the Will Kuykendall family In
Missouri Valley, after which she goes
to Glenwood where she has secured
employment for the coming fall ana
winter
Raw Rule and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Quirk were over from the
Willow Sunday visiting at the w. n.
Rule home.
Elder C. e. Harpe left Monday for
his home in Lamont having spent 9
week or so here assisting IN the y.
D.. S. reunion.
Friends of Grandpa" and Grand
ma" Rudd are very sorry to learn
that they have been in very poor
condition of late, they hardly Delng
able to go about the house.
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