The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-08-28
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ing this fall, Her husband is in the
military service.
Honey Ettleman rented the rooms
over the Rule feed store and moved
there last week.
Mrs. Jess Coburn and two sons re-
turned to their home in Denison last
Thursday evening, having spent sew
eral days at the parental, Steve Car
baugh, home. Mrs. Carbaugh and the
baby went with them for brief visit
returning Friday.
Clifford Browne was passenger
from Deloit Friday to attend the l.. D.
IS reunion a couple of days.
Mrs. . A. Beck came up from Coun
|cil Bluffs Friday for a several days
visit in the home of her sister, Mrs
l.. G. Hatch, and family ~
Mrs. Reuben, of Omaha, who has
been spending a week or so with hel
daughter, Mrs. Herman Lazerus, went
to Sioux City Friday for visit. .a
Work is rapidly progressing on the
new residence of Mrs. Ada Wheel
fright in the east part of town, the
frame work having been completed.
Mrs. Jane Wood has moved from
Lie lOlllC III sAOl OduSutCl, W -
Rudd, and is now staying with her
granddaughter, Mrs. Warren Ettle
man, and family. >.t
Mrs. E. H. Swasey and daughter
Louise, and Miss Eva Roy were visit
ing in Denison Friday. ...
George TRACER was business caller
in town Thursday from Denison.
We are told that R. w. Houston has
purchased the property on the north
side of his garage and intends to en-
large the garage. III. G. Scott has had
some goods stored in this building fol
some time.
Mrs. Will McCord and Mrs. Fred
jackson and daughters, Hazel and
Izetta, were here from Denison and
ispent last week visiting relatives and
Iattending the reunion.
Airport reached here last week that
George Dillenbergers had been killed
lin France, but later it was learned
| the report was false, of which fact his
| friends were very glad indeed
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred christensen and
children were among the Denison Wis
itors Thursday.
Friday afternoon at the Eugene
Crandall place on the hill a baptismal
service was held by the Latter Day
Saints people, conducted by Elder =
E. Harpe. The candidates for this
sacred rite were Ward and Lloyd
Keairnes and the Misses Mary, Sarah
and Ruby Keairnes and Maxine Hol
comb and Helen Bell. These young
people were confirmed into the church
that evening preceding the preaching
service Elders G. e. harpe, J. B. Bar
lrett, c. E. Butterworth, A. E. War;
and J. l.. ButterWorth had this in
charge.
L. H. Goddard, wife and children
came the latter part Of the week from
their home in Ft. Dodge for a visit
with relatives and friends.
Charlie Justice, OF Wendt, S. D., ar
rived Friday morning for visit OF
ten days or so at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. F. w. Pearsall, and
family and with other relatives.
Miss Helen Davis was. down from
Denison and spent several days of the
past week visiting her grandmother
Mrs. John Edwards, ST.
Dewey Anderso n, of Coleville, was
here for several days last week and
assisted in the meetings at the reun
ion. r. 2flst III
Mrs. B. G.. Lyman was down from
Carroll Friday andr madeia short visit
at the parental,iJ. f. Rudd, home.
Rev. G. A. Barkeri has been very Ill
g. IH e. Hr- fG- AaI Il. s. r ID. III