The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-11-13

soon had the machine in running or
der and shortly after / o'clock pro
ceeded on his way. He is an aviation
instructor. ~
Miss Marie Helsley went to Deni.
son Friday evening for visit with
her folks, returning Saturday after
noon.
R. w. Tech, j. H. Young and A. H.
Cook were callers in the county CAPT
tai Friday.
w. E. Fishel, cashier in the Nc
Henry bank here, was taken i'll last
Thursday and his case is pronounced
influenza E. w. Pierce, of Denison,
was secured to take his place in the
bank until he RECEIVERS.
Laverne Alexander was passen-
ger from Woodbine Friday evening
and made an over Sunday visit at the
home of his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Roy. -
Mrs. M. G. Goddard was a Denison
visitor Friday t g.. '2 .
Relatives and friends received word
last week that Mrs. Paul Hagen, of
Sutherland, is suffering with a case Of
the flue and is being cared for in a
hospital in Des Moines. Her husband
who is in training at Camp Dodge has
been suffering with the dread disease
and while there visiting him his wife
contracted a case of the disease. Mrs.
Hagen will be better remembered as
Miss Bertha Tatroe who spent cou.
pie Of years on the Howorth ranch
with her brother, Carl, and was en-
gagged in teaching near that place
while she was here. She resumed her
teaching shortly after her husband
was called to the colors.
passenger Friday
Little Dow Wilson has been having
a siege of the measles the past week,
having been under the care Of doc
tor.
Miss Mabel Thomas came over from
Buck Grove Friday for a week end
visit at the parental, E. T.. Thomas,
home.
Mrs. John Frame and son were pas
sengers from Missouri Valley Thurs
day morning for short visit with her
sister, Mrs. w. w. Galland, returning
Friday. The Frame family just re.
Gently moved from Minnesota to Mis-
.
souri, Valley.
E Raymond Butterworth, who has been
engaged in farming for several years
on the Pat Burke place few miles
southeast of town, has d. sale dated for
Thursday OF this week at which time
he will dispose of his stock, machin-
ehy, etc. Mr.. Butterworth recently
decided to quit farming, having pur-
chased the city grocery and bakery
several weeks ago. .... a.. ,.-
Mrs. Bert Tatroe and children have
returned from couple of months So
journ in Lincoln, Neb. Mrs. Tatroe
left here with the intention of re-
naming in LINCOLN during the school
year, but later decided to send the
children to the local school. Mr.. Tat
roe had remained here during the abb
sence of his wife and children. The
family formerly lived in Lincoln.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. e. Mcbride came
up from Logan Saturday and made a
visit at the parental. G M. Brake,
home. Their daughter, Virgene, who
had been here for several weeks, re-
turned with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fl. Swasey are en-
JlSIldHHiS Hcf slStei, MlS. IL hei =,
who arrived Wednesday from Red
Oak
Mrs. G. u. LIND arrived Saturday
from Minneapolis. where she had been
Visiting her people. Her husband is
supervisor Of the construction crew
who are working on the Northwestern
bridge east OF town, he having been
here for some time. They have rent
led, rooms at the George Binnall home
and will do light housekeeping while
here. Mr., and Mrs. Lind formerly re-
sided at Maquoketa.
Ed .GallandNWas pass enger from
| Logan Friday evening for a brief Wis