The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-02-13
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The funeral of Mrs. John Johnson,
of White Sulphur, Springs, Mont, was
held on Sunday at the Congregational
church. Mrs. Johnson wasTa resident
OF this vicinity for many years. hav.
ing lived on farm east Of town in her
girlhood She died at the home OF her
sister, Mrs. Galleger, at Toledo, o.,
The funeral was largely attended as
Mrs. Johnson was very popular per-
son. She was the daughter Of Mrs. p.
McNaughton, Of this place. Those
from out of town attending the tuner
al were Mr.. and Mrs. Carl McNaugh-
ton, of. Harlan; Mrs. Merkel, Of Mon
tana; Mrs. Hardin, of Montana, Will
McNaughton, of Idaho; DR.. and Mrs.
Gallerger and small son, of Toledo, O.,
and M. and Mrs. Kleeb, of WO0dbine.
Quite large number of friends and
acquaintances from Woodbine we're in
attendance. < q"
NJ. A. Reed was in town on business
Saturday. .4|..
Some of the patrons on the rural
routes found fault last week because
of their inability to get mail some days
but the blame should not be placed on
the carriers as they did as we'll as
they could. ...
Mrs. A. N. Jordan has been making
a number of visits to Denison lately
owing to the illness of her mother.
Mrs. Fred Wore has returned from
week spent with her son, Howard. at
Deming.
Jim Houston has returned from the
Great Lake naval training camp where
he was called by the serious illness OF
his son, and reports his son as very
much improved.
DR.. Guy Landee, OF Woodbine, was
in town one day last week. Everyone
is always glad to see Doc"
Earl Dyke has resigned his position
in the Dwuer barber shop and will
move his family to Atlantic soon.
Mrs. Benjamin, of Nebraska, is
guest at the P. Mcintosh home.
Mrs. Harold Haight, nee Beulah Fox
Of Woodbine was in town last week
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. D. Fox.
Mrs. Anderson, OF Council Bluffs.
was a caller at the c. c. Caldwell home
last week.
Mrs. Vining, of Woodbine. was Wis.,
IlOi at IAC NCO. SAaMOCA AoAA AoAAS OnS
day last week.
q. B. Acton has returned from :
week spent a the retail clothiers con-
vention at Des Moines. During his alb
sence the store was in charge of Arch
Norris.
Mrs Frank Hagen was an Omaha
visitor Thursday, accompanying her
mother, Mrs. Thomas, that far on her
way home.
Mrs. Evans left Sunday night for her
home in Missouri to see her husband
before he sails for France.
Emmett Mcintosh and family expect
to move soon to farm near Ute. He
has been in the dray business here for
several years.
The supervisors met on Monday af-
ternoon in the Red Cross rooms to
receive instructions in the making Of
pajamas, the next articles to be made.
Norman Stilson, of Arion, was in
town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. McAndrews, of
Sterling, ILL.,, brought the remains of
Mrs. Ann 10y. mother OF Mrs. Mean
drews, to Dunlap for burial last week
Mrs. 10y was former resident here.
M. B. Bailey, E. r. Caldwell, Frank
NVettengel and Frank Pfeiger went on
q landseekers excursion to Texas last
week.
The marriage of Miss Flossie Cram
er and NJ. Pangborn occurred last week
at Yankton, S. D. They expect to
make their home ON farm near Ro-
wena, S. D. Flossie is the daughter of
Mrs. Will Aldrich, of this place.
Ed Wright was a Denison visitor
Saturday.
nn;~ IJo,, fp,1,S
Omaha last week visiting at the Ralph
Durham home.
Miss Grace Rogers. one of the pop.
ular hello" girls OF Woodbine, was
the guest of the force here one day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Mccullough were
in Omaha several days last week.
j. H. Patterson, of Denison, has
made several calls here lately in the
interest of the fuel commission.
The B. H. kensingtOn was enter
tanned at the home OF Mrs. c. H. Van
Slyke Thursday afternoon. Besides
the members few guests were invit-
ed. A delicious lunch closed the fes-
tivities of the afternoon.
b. j. Moore was an Omaha visitor
Friday
Carl McNaughton. the sheriff from
Harlan, was in town Wednesday, on
his return from Toledo O.. where he
was called by the fatal illness Of his
sister, Mrs. j. Johnson.
Mrs J. r. Wheeler was an Omaha
visitor Friday
Miss Pugsle made her regular trip
here from Woodbine this week. Il
Mrs. J. H. Gallup and Miss Eliza
Bailey were Omaha visitors Friday.
The dancing party given by the
members of the X. c. lodge in their
hall on Thursday was one of the most
enjoyable affairs of the season and
large crowd was in attendance.
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