The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-03-20

Mae, went up to Denison Friday to
see their daughter and sister, Miss Al.
ma Edwards, who is reported to be
very sick with pneumonia. She has
also been suffering with a severe at.
tack of rheumatism for sometime,
which makes her case doubly hard.
She is being cared for by her mother
at the Paul Lutz home. All hope to
soon learn of her recovery.
Misses Emma Weber. Mae Houston
and Fannie PETIT were among the call
ers at the county capital Friday.
Orris Ahart and sister. Lillian.
have been busy the past week NOV
ing to one OF their fathers farms
located near Dunlap where they will
reside the coming year.
"a Mrs. Horace Kuykendall was up
from Dunlap Friday and visited at
the home Of Mrs. Jane Miller.
Isaac Joseph of Omaha was among
the business callers in town Wednes-
day.
Miss Lisle Goldsworthy came over
from Manning Friday for a week end
visit at the home OF her parents, Mr..
and. Mrs. J. r. Goldsworthy.
H. G. Mcqueen has rented the resi-
dence vacated by the Ed Baber FAM
lily owned by A. l.. Jackson. Mrs.
Mcqueen and children have been
with her folks in Tama since their
REMOVAL from here several months
ago at which time Mr.. Mcqueen had
accepted a position of electrician at
'Holdredget Nebr. The family will
probably arrive this week.
Mrs. o. J. Judd and little daughter.
Orinella, were visiting in Omaha and
Council Bluffs the later part Of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Kuykendall came
up from Missouri Valley last week
for visit with his sister, Mrs. Jane
Miller and also at the home of their
son, who resides near here y
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Keehner ~are
enjoying a visit from her mother.
Mrs. J.. B. Wade who came Friday
from Harlan. %&3, It$si q;
Orris Ahart was in Omaha Tuesday
Of the past week to which place he
accompanied Doris Griffin on his
way to Fl. Logan, Colo. =:
The F. O. Became family left last
week overland for their new home
near Gregory, s. Oak.
Miss Grace Miller who has been
teaching in the f. E. McElwain school
for the past year. closed her term
Friday and left that evening for her
home in Waterloo.
J. II. Bonsall was an Omaha bust.
ness visitor Friday.
F. C. Buss sent shipment Of one
car of stock to the Omaha market
the latter part of the week a. did
also Gus Anderson.
o. J. Judd, the I. c. depot apent.
was in Logan Saturday and Sunday
where he relieved the agent, C. N.
who was called away by the
death OF. a relative. VIM. Honz re-
lieved the former during his absence.
Mrs. c. A. Dobson of Selby. S. OAK,
was visiting at the home Of her niece,
Mrs. l.. C. Hatch last week Thursday.
She came here from Dc!oit where
she had been called by the death
Of her brother, C. J. Newcom. Her
Mrs. May Rudd. accom-.
panied her to Deloit Thursday eve
afternoon.
teams Of the local high school played
Thurb1ay evening at Charter Oak.
and were defeated in both games. The
boys game resulted in the score Of
80 to 8 and the girls game Z to 6.
The local girls and boys made the
trip over there overland.
John O'Meara accompanied by his
sister. Mary, were visitors in Omaha
the past week.
Charles Rigsby was a passenger
from Denison Friday after having
spent week or so at Hotel Denison
where he accepted a position as night
clerk. We understand that he has
given up the work.
Under the supervision OF Supt. J.
J. Johnson, a working reserve is be-
ing organized among the boys of the
public school which will take effect
the first of April The boys joining
this will be given their grades for the
months of school. AS the
farmers are finding difficulty in sccur-
Ing help, this organization will mean
a great deal to them and the COM
munity in general. Several girls in
the vicinity are also planning on do.
Ing their bit" by engaging in similar
work this spring.
Mrs. T.. Il. Pagan and son, Robert.
Misses Anna Bell and Blanche Cole.
Mrs. Fl. G. Scott. Miss Barbara Scott
and Mrs. Thomas Ahart and daughter,
Dorothy, were Denison visitors Sat
irday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Smith were
to Logan Saturday where
hey enjoyed an over Sunday visit at
he home Of Frank Odell and wife.
Mrs. John Rockwell spent Friday
md Saturday visiting among relatives
in Denison.
Mrs. Baughman and son, who he'd
been spending sometime in this vicin- |
ty, were passengers to Arion Satur-
lay where they made a short visit
at the home of the formers niece. |
Mrs. Dean Talcott, leaving Sunday
;or their home in Montana. Mrs. |
is sister Of John William
son Of this place and was engaged in
nursing during her stay here.
Miss Marie Nelson went to Denison
Saturday afternoon to spend the Sab.
bath afternoon with her sister. Miss
Anna Nelson at that place.
Mrs. James Baber and two sons.
we're Dunlap passengers Saturday for
l visit at the parental Thomas Baird
nome and also with Other relatives