The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-12-11

Sunday that his son, Walter, who has
been in the navy for some time, had
been honorably discharged. He arriv-
ed Monday from the Great Lakes nav
al training camp near Chicago and
needless to say the home folks are
greatly delighted over his return. !.
John Carey and little son were in
Wall Lake last week where they had
been to see Mrs. Carey, who is still
at the parental, Philip Dietrich, home.
Fred PETIT was a caller at the coun-
ty capital Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Miller and chill
dren have been suffering with the
flu the past week. Her mother, Mrs.
j. w. Stepanek, contracted a case of
the disease while caring for her son,
Howard, and daughter, Josephine, at
the Stepanek farm. We are glad to
report that she has sufficiently recov-
cred to be able to go to the Miller
home to care for the family.
Oscar Hansen was visitor in Dun
lap Friday.
Morris Reuben came up from Omat
ha Wednesday evening and we are
told that he is to assist his brother
in-law, Herman Lazerus, in the store
during the holiday season.
Lester Cue was up from Dunlap be-
tween trains Saturday. a
H. G.. Scott returned to Buck Grove
Sunday evening after having spent
the day here with his family.
Private Schwaab was a caller here
Monday afternoon. He is enjoying a
furiough with his people in Dunlap.
Mrs. John Smith received word last
week that her husband had taken i'll
with influenza at their home in Clarke,
s. D. Mrs. Smith, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. J. F. Potter, left on
Monday to be with him.. The former
is just recovering from an attack of
the flu, she having taken ill while
visiting here.
M. I. Sharp has given up his dairy
business and held sale Saturday af-
ternoon at his home just east of the
stock yards. Several
head of fine mich cows were disposed
Of at auction and satisfactory prices
were received for them. Mr.. Sharp
has conducted dairy here for about.
a year and had a large number of Gus.
toners who are sorry he has decided
to quit the business. NJ. A. Riley is.
to supply the formers customers.
Chas. Smith sold nineteen head Of his
cattle at the same time, they being
purchased by John Ahart, who sold
ten of them to M. A. Riley. These cat
tie also brought good prices.
D. e. Bremser was in Omaha Mon
day purchasing his stock of Christ
mas goods for the store.
The Gus Anderson family are suf-.
fering with the flu and trained nurse
in the person of Miss Beuhler, OF.
Denison, came Monday to care for
them.
Cyril Saunders, of Camp Dodge, was
calling on friends in town Sunday.
His parental home is in Manila.
Friends of Corp. Carl Hansen, the
second son of Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Ham
sen. of this place, will be interested
70 learn OF his marriage to Miss Hat
lie Noxell, of Denison. The groom
mas, been in the service since July,
going from here to Camp Gordon and
alter being transferred to Wheeler in
he same. state, at which place he is
stationed at present. He is an ex-
,mplary young man and was employed
rs telegraph operator at the T. tow.
II in Denison before being called to
he service. The bride is stranger
% us hut is well spoken of. At pres
int she is making her home there with
lis people until her husbands return,
which is expected soon. All join in
congratulations and best
wishes to this worthy young couple. !
Mrs. Art Randel and daughter, Mrs.
Cd Ahart, were Denison, visitors on
Monday, as was, also Mrs. John Brun-
lige.
Jack O'Brien and wife were pas.
,engers to Omaha Sunday morning,
where they visited with relatives, re-
urning Monday evening.
Lee Cramer moved his household
FOODS Monday from the Spray Malone
residence, where the family had been,
living for some time. He. has stored
HE goods and he and his three eldest
daughters will stay with his parents
or the present. His little son, Dom
lid, is at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cramer and the baby daugh-
ser Is being cared for by the WILDER
Berry family.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. =. Houston have
'eturned from their. wedding trip Of
i week or more and are making ar.
to begin housekeeping.
The r. G. Buss family are reported
Is victims of the flu this week. Mrs.
3. F. McCoid, of Ute, is caring for
hem.
Mrs. Claus Hansen and daughter
n-law, Mrs. Carl Hansen, were among
he Denison callers Monday.
2 Mrs. F. j., Branaka and two sons, of
1illmor City, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Buss and son, Charles, were very
pleasantly entertained at dinner on
Sunday at the home of DR.. j. A. Brill
md wife.
Henry Roy was in Denison Monday
listing his children.
Z Miss Ferne Kingery returned Mon
lay evening from several days Wis
t at her parental home in Adair.
The influenza epidemic is still rag
ng in this vicinity, several new cases
,eing reported every day. The school
BOARD aud town, council held q meet
ng Monday night and decided to open
he schools on Tuesday of this week
is nearly all the school pupils have
'ecovered Miss Mabel Cole, teach
- of tbo fourth Grade ic still sick