The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-04-10

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somewhat improved.
Ed Lohr and family have moved in
to the Rose Jackson property vacated
by D. A. Melton.
n. G. Jackson, c. F.. G. Kehr, Geo
Holdsworth and Pete Carsens ATTENDED
q Liberty loan drive meeting last Mon
day in Denison.
Last Sunday was communion Sun
day at the Presbyterian church un
der the present pastor. The subjec
OF the sermon was What Mean 70,
by This Service There were some
letters received and read. AS las
Sunday was the first Sunday in Apri
the time is one half hour later. En-
deavor at Z p. n and preaching at 8
This time will continue until October
9Th.
Miss Mary Durdue, of Marshalltown
has been a guest at the home OF hel
uncle, Geo. Fenner. ~. -e-...
Mail Carrier Luke Reed is taking
his annual vacation and Laurence
Reed is carrying the mail on route one
Mr.. and Mrs. John Potter returned
last week from visit at Sioux City
and Whiting with friends and rela
tives. ill.,
Mrs. C. l.. Tucker and Miss Frances
Hunkler were Council Bluffs visitors
last Sunday.
r. G. Saunders came home from Des
Moines Sunday.
Mrs. R. O.. Wichael received word
last week Of the safe arrival Of her
brother in France.
E. w. Barber left last Sunday for
West Liberty to join his wife who. is
visiting there. ~, n ..~ 49,.
Leo Millershas enlisted in the heavy
artillery and left Wednesday for JET
ferson barracks to enter the service,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fenner entertain
ed the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fenner,; Of tMarshalltown, Sunday. l.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Snow, of Man.
ming, visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Peterson last week: 2. II !.
Mrs. e. c. Baker has been appointed
chairman of the Nishnabotny township
women's county organization for the
third Liberty loan drive. -
A. L. Hutchinson and Russell Calvin
spent Easter Sunday at Camp Dodge
visiting the Manila boys who are In
training there. .,. !.
4 The pupils OF the parochial school
had an Easter vacation and the sisters
in charge spent the week at Early.
". w. Patton. of Manning, spent
Sunday here with his wife at the home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. 7.
Emery. AM ~. 49,. -%. a..
Miss Hortense Miller who teaches
at Ogden, spent several days here the
past week with her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. Miller.
"A. w. Callahan went to Omaha last
week and was Des Moines visitor al
80, from which point he drove four au-
tomobiles he had sold. - ~
Or. Bonney, of Buck Grove, was a
Manila caller Monday morning.
Warren Gliser. who has been in Chi.
cagO studying for the Y. NJ. c. A.
work, came home last week on q visit
1t the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.
Jackson. Last, Friday night recep.
.ion held by the Christian Endeav-
81 members. Refreshments were serv-
ed and q pleasant evening spent. War
rem expects to return and resume his
work by April 18th. ,...[ I
Velie Sowles returned home last
week from his winters sojourn IN Flor,
ida. He also visited his grandson, Les.
lie Currier, and Frank Means in their
camp at Charlotte, N. c., while en-
route home. .ht.
H w. C. Rodney was home from Car
roll the first OF last week packing up
their household goods, preparatory to
moving to Carroll where Mr.. Rodney
is now employed. Friends wish them
-, <l>~S~ \ 'G.EfsF s.. -
Miss Goldie Fuller entertained
number OF her friends at six O'Clock
dinner Monday evening in honor OF
Miss Gladys Funk from Elmor, Mimi,
who has been visiting her for the past
few days. -:
Il Mr., and Mrs. Thos. Hayes returned
Sunday from visit at Camp. Grant,
ILL.,, with their son, Thomas. who has
been i'll. They report him better.
The Aid society of the Presbyterian
church met last Wednesday OF last
week at the home of Mrs. Buffinton.
4 William Tiblots, from Kansas City,
Kans. who has been visiting the past
weeksat the VIM. Goddard home, start
"a Monday night for Detroit, Mich
Arthur Farley, a machinist in the
am ploy Of the Milwaukee, had. the mis-.
fortune to fall from the engine last
week. sustaining fracture OF coy
ME VI bones in one of his hands, He
was taken to the Jennie Edmundson
hospital in Council Bluffs, and at
this writing is much improved. 81. !
n Miss Gladys Funk, Of Elmor, Mimi.
returned Monday evening after visit
with friends here. l;TIs.a yysP,s.- :.
II B. %. Wilkinson went to- Omaha last
Wednesday to consult doctor. ;s.s>s.
Mrs. Grace Schram has been on the
sick list the past week. ~ ''
County Agent Quist, in company
with H. H. Sievers. of West Side, were
Manila visitors last Monday. The
county has been divided into districts
and these men are visiting the farmers
and testing their seed corn.
Addison Morgan spent several days
last week in Council Bluffs.
3Lorenz Thompson, of Manning, was
q business visitor here Monday.
The following teachers Of the public
school attended the state institute at
Des Moines:: Mrs. Houenstein, Miss
Adah vanSlyke, Miss Stewart and Mrs.
Smethurst. ~. $s,.a
NJ Miss Blanche Theobald has been
sick for the past two weeks with ton
silits, but Is improved at this writing.