The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-02-20
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The Commercial club elected the fol
lowing officers last Tuesday night :
President, ]. F. Barrett; vice presi
dent, G. E. Nordaker; secretary, o. E.
Bramson; directors, W. A. Davie, NJ
s. Wingate, Geo. Taylor, e. B. Acton
p. r. Barrett and Dave Moore.
Mrs. u. r. Wheeler was an Omaha
caller between trains Friday.
+ Harvey Jackson was home between
trains one day last week. IVA,
L Miss Loletta KeOgh, Of Carroll, at
tended the dance here last week.
Mrs. F. A. Wore has returned from
three weeks stay at Ft. Deming and
talks very Interestingly of the trip
She reports all the Dunlap boys as
looking finel and gaining in every way
and says there is no fault to find with
the care of the boys. OF course moth
ing definite can be said OF the next
move of the boys.
Mrs Clara Ford, who is spending
the winter at the Geo. Chamberlin
home, enjoyed visit from her friend,
Mrs. PETIT, of Woodbine, one day last
week.
Tom Linch has moved to the tenant
house on. the Jim Kirk farm and will
live there the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Murphy visited in
Denison the first of the week.
4 A large amount of work Is being
done in the local Red Cross rooms OF
course there Is some little dissatisfac.
ton over the repair work, but we all
know that the true soldier never ques-
lions the orders of his superiors. and
we all want to be good soldiers.
Miss Eugene Cronkelton. Of Coun-
ell Bluffs, was in town last week.
Mrs. Major visited in Woodbine last
week.
The daughter Of Ed Remde, south of
town, underwent an operation at an
Omaha hospital last week.
Dick Larson is visiting in Herrick,
S. D. - -.-'
Ralph Kirk: was home from Camp
Grant last week, returning there on
Thursday. His sisters, Mildred and
Florence, were home from Ames to
visit with him. a....
J. H. Gallup and Miss Eliza Baily
were Omaha visitors Friday.
Mrs. Ressa Reedy and Miss Maude
Smith shOpped in Denison Thursday.
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Lehan were entertained at the Lehan
home on Tuesday to celebrate his
home coming A very pleasant eve.
after which very delicious lunch was
served. H..
The funeral of son of Mr. and
Mrs. Thompson, of Panama, was held
at the Methodist church one day last
week. The body came from a camp
in Washington, where he had been
called for duty. This is an unusually
sad case as he was the only son of
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson.
Dan O'Connell has been visiting his
parents in Minnesota this week.
Mrs. Geo. Gleason has received
some real interesting souvenirs from
her son., who Is in the navy, and she
is very glad to show them to all inter
ested. They consist of finger rings,
shells crosses, badges, etc.
Mrs. Chauncey enjoyed a visit from
her cousin from Logan several days
last week.
The funeral of Sid Terrill was held
at the Catholic church Thursday His
death occurred at the Carroll hospital,
where he was taken several weeks ago,
following the accident he had at the
coal chute here, in which he received
a broken back a.. ~
Mrs. Warnock, of Missouri Valley,
and a friend, Miss Parker. of Modale,
have been guests at the Mill Houts
home the past week.
Jim Dugan, of Missouri Valley, spent
Sunday with the home folks. "
The small son of Mr. and Mrs. P F.
Barrett, who was so seriously i'll the
past week, is convalescing.
John Drummer and Mrs. H. H. Brum-
mer were called to Nebraska last week
to attend the funeral of a relative.
Mrs. John Tierney, Of Missouri VAL
ley, was in town Sunday, called by the
death OF Mrs. Honora Tierney.
Al Burling was in town Wednesday
between trains, the guest of his moth.
er, returning to his home in the Val
ley on No. IL that night.
Charles Jones was in Manila one
night last week helping an orchestra
play for dance.
Mrs. Leo Mungan was Woodbine
visitor one day last week. She was
accompanied by Miss Zita Taylor.
Mrs. Harriet Smith was week end
visitor at the l.. K Moore home.
&C. Hannigan has returned home
from a visit at Spaulding. Neb.
Misses Elsie and Fern Dearduff Wis.
tied in Dow City last Saturday.
Miss Kathryn Munley, of Omaha,
was caller in town Monday.
City election is the main topic with
the men these days. 81
4 Mrs w. B. Thomas returned to her
home last week after several months
spent at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Hagen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Taylor We're in
Omaha several days the past week Wis
iting friends and Mrs. Taylor also
spent some time at the hospital visit
iting her nephew. Irving Moeller, OF
Denison, who has just recently under
gone very serious operation.
The funeral of Mrs. Anna, Buress
Brunt occurred last week. She was
one of the pioneers here and was pre-
coded in death by her husband several
years ago. So ,.a ,-.a.... -s- F..
Mrs. Ganteer was called to Carroll
by the serious illness Of her brother,
who later died. T..