The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-10-30
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from which a severe case of quinsy
developed He was confined at the
general hospital in that city for some
time. but returned to Manila on Sat
ufday considerably improved, al
though still in a weakened condition
Mrs. G. D. Brokaw, who was on the
sick list the past week, is reported
much improved at present.
DR.. G. L. White is having new
garage erected on his place with room
enough for two cars.
Mrs. Herman Hessling was on the
sick list last week, having spell OF |
t0nsilitis
Nj. and Mrs G. L. Kehr went to
Rochester, Mimi, Monday OF last week
the former having a brother who was
operated on there. -
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Barber, Mrs.
Grimes and Albert Hutchinson autoed
to Carroll last Sunday.
Aunt Maggie Slagg was very SICK
last week, but at this writing is re-
ported as convalescing.
II, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Breckenridge re-
ceived word last week that their
daughter, Mrs. Hird, who has been at
Camp Dodge for the past two weeks
helping to care for the soldiers, return
"a II Council Bluffs last Thursday to
take UP her duties at the J. 3. hospl-
tai
! 8s Mrs. al Zerschling,. who has been
suffering with the flu, is reported as
conyalescent at this writing.
Miss Cora Slagg, who is teaching
school in Sac City, has been spending
4 the past week at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Slagg, OF North
Dakota. CAME Sunday morning to Wis
IL his sister, Aunt Maggie, who mas
been very sick for the past few weeks.
Miss Mabel Pease visited last week
III Council Bluffs with her grandmotn-
I er, Mrs. Nicely
mrs John, Capron and baby, from
Britton. S. D., visited last week at the
B. E. CaprOn home.
Miss Ida Saunders, who is teaching
IL the Rowan public schools, came
home last week to visit her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Edw Saunders, Wh1le
the schools are closed. Miss Saunders
y was accompanied home by her friend,
Miss Niessen, who teaches there.
Al. u. Barrow was at kennebec' >:
D.. recently looking after his land
interests there.
Hero Sleister, who has been Ill with
the Ill for several weeks, is reported
much improved at this writing.
" Miss Ruth Moore left last week Tor
Marshall, Mo-, where she is attending
college. the college being closed for
several weeks on account OF the nu.
She has been visiting her parents
Mi. and Mrs. w. s. Moore. ...
Paul Ryan, who has been sufferer
from rheumatism for some months
mast went to Rochester Sunday eve
ming to consult the specialists and
take treatments. His friends hope ne
may soon recover.
Private Guy Miller, who has been
dangerously i'll at Camp Dodge with
the flu. is reported much improved al
this writing. His father, Chas. Miller,
went down to be at his bedside
I'll Mrs A. Barber and daughter, MISS
MYRTLE, returned home from Wlscon-
sii, after visiting relatives for some
time.
Mrs. Andrew Reuswaat underwent
an operation in Omaha last week 1or
anpendicitis. She is reported TO pc
getting along nicely: =. 1870,
I : slater Mary Colette Of the Sparochi-
AZ school, was taken i'll last week Win
\ Al attack OF appendicitis. she was
I faken to Omaha last Sunday where
/ ste will undergo an operation.
The Aid society of the Presbyterl-
al church did not meet last Wednes-
II daya On account of the quarantine:
IS nj, Kehr received word last week
that his application for entry into the
4 service had been accepted and ne e1-
y meets to be called for duty within the
" naYf two weeks. He is planning on
holding al public sale November 4tn
a Ms fathers farm miles southeast
!; of town. ,,o
A change was made here on Mon
4 dav Sof last week when foreman Geo.
McDarnlott was advanced to the po-
sition Of general car foreman Of the
Manila, Sioux City and Dakota divls-
q ian 81 the Milwaukee. He left last
Monday for Sioux City to assume ms
new duties. Clarence Barrett, VINO
had been clerk in the car department
office. has been given the foremanshlp
II this department. Mr.. McDermott
has been working for the Milwaukee
company for the past eighteen years
ana al the age of twenty-one was CIV
3 "A aIforemanship. His Headquarters
viii he at Sioux City, but his new
work will oblige him to travel mos!
od 81 the time. as The will have charge o.
TIE car department at Manila, sioux
y City. Sioux Falls, Scotland, Ya w On !,
\ Running Water, Armour, Platte ana
Trip, $. D. ooo,
Miss Pearl Woodland. who is teach-
!, ing At Plankinton, s. D., IS visiting
" Mar sister. Miss Jennie, the SCHOOLS
Is being closed there on account or the
Mrs Reuswaat donated a calf te
u t1ie Red Cross last week which SOLO
I; m their sale for $3.50. This was GER
fainly a boost for the Red Cross.
q. u. Lillis has resigned his posi- 81
Hon rs foreman at the round house
here. Archie Brown Of DUBUQUE,
will I'LL his place.
nv, and Mrs. P. D. Crabb spent seV.
4 aral DAYS at Defiance last week at the TN
bedside Of the latter's mother, VINO Is
very III. ~ s,cr
4 slist one day last week, but is report
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