The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-04-03

future home.
Horace Thomas leaves this weel
Wednesday on his return to the Grea
Lakes training camp after delight
full ten days visit with the hom
folks.
Miss 'Fancheon Wiley returned t,
IndianOla the first of the week to re
sumo her work at Simpson college ai
ter having enjoyed a weeks vacation
with her mother, Mrs. S., Z. Wiley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Miller are en-
PERTAINING pair of twin girls, born
Friday, March goth. "a
A. Il. Jackson and l.. G. Hatch mo
tored to Vail one day last week.
I Misses Marie Helsley and Marths
Weiss were passengers to DenfsoI
Friday evening for an over Sunda!
visit at their parental homes:
J Mrs. Ed Ahart has again taken W
her duties in the post office after 'hav
ing been confined at home for weeh
or so with an attack of measles.
| Private Ralph Mckee came Satur
day from Camp Dodge for an over
| Sunday visit with his wife and baby
daughter.
Mrs. A. B. Adams and daughter
Eva, were among the visitors in Deni
son Saturday 49, ''E
| Abbey Grerr, OF Missouri Valley
has been visiting at the John Rock
wen home the past week.
Miss Myrtle Brundige was a pas
senger to Dunlap Saturday for visit
at the home OF her sister, Mrs. Lewis
Pace, and, husband who reside near
there.
Mrs. Maynle Mulvihill was a pas.
senger from Omaha Saturday for an
over Sunday visit at the parental, Hen.
| ry Bell, home.
Miss Kathleen Luke was visiting
and shopping in Denison Saturday
A! ". Wilson. Charlie Miller, w. B.
Gibson and Warren Ettleman were
among those who went to DenisOn Fri.
day. morning to see the soldier boys
off for Camp; Dodge. 80
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smith enter.
tanned Dave Ringer and wife, of Oma.
ha. Friday ~: 80. '''.'. ~
Miss Mary vollersen was passen.
ger from Denison Saturday for short
visit with her friend, Miss Marie Cole
man. a..
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rockwell en-.
joyed "a visit from their daughter-in.
law, Mrs. Will Rockwell, and two chill.
dren, who came down from DenisOn
Saturday for an over Sunday visit.
Private Hans Hargens, who is here
from Camp Cody, was visiting in Den
ison Saturday. @'" -
Mrs. George Keairnes played the
part Of hostess to the members of the
Larkin club, including a few invited
guests Friday afternoon and a very
enjoyable hour was spent at this hos.
pitable home. The members of the
ubNdectded at this time to buy fifty
dollar liberty bond. They also plan.
ned a way to raise money for the Red
Cross. Each member is to set a hen
and ellrthe chickens for the benefit
Of this cause: These ladies are bound
not to be4 0utdone by others in this
great work and thus are doing their
bit. The, guests were treated to q
tempting !lHnc 2, at the close Of the the
afternoon, ~. @+"F
IT. Word reaches us that ivan Kelly,
the adopted son of Mrs. Milo Kelly,
recently underwent an operation for
appendicitis at a hospital in Denison
and is getting along fine.
A meeting was held on Monday eve
ming of this week to install the newly
elected town officers which were as
follows: T.. c. Hatch, mayor; treasur.
err, e. E. Newkirk; assessor, NJ. G.
Virgins, and councilmen, J. A. Brill,
NJ A. Pearsall; Brinten, Sharp, J. l..
Butterworth and George Rule. E. e.
Newkirk and J. l.. Butterworth' are
reelected officers. Editor Hatch. who
is now mayor, is clean, honest and
snv, 1sx h1r, ~
found to be fair and square in his
dealings. With the mayor, treasurer,
assessor and five cOuncilmen all mum.
bered among our best citizens, the
town may well boast of its splendid
corps Of officers. 4
John Grant and son went to Fort
Dodge Saturday evening to- get their
car which had been LETT there. This
family just recently moved to our To-
cality and are making their home with
Mrs. Grant father, Thomas Hodkins,
Sr.
David Clark and wife were passen.
gers to ELS Saturday, near which
place they visited over Sunday with
relatives. ~.
Harry Reed left last week for Okla
hona where we understand he! will
remain indefinitely. @'@ ~ l,tf1
S. A: Dow and Henry Hancox, hac-
companied by John B. Trip, an insur:
ance agent who has been spending the
past week or two in town, motored to
Omaha Saturday.
Gail Carey was visiting with friends
in Vail Friday evening. 49,"
w. A. Seemann, of Council Bluffs,
was a visitor here Friday and Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Igou and Mrs.
Bert Tatroe eresDenison visitors Sat
urday. a'' ~. pr t go ~ -
Edna Steffin, the five year old daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Steffin, had
the misfortune to fall downstairs Fri
day and broke the bone in her nose. At
present she is: getting along nicely. :
Mrs. Will: PETIT and daughter, Mrs.
Jay Thompson: were in Denison one
day last week.
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