The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-06-19

VAOOi y VI DuAAetRy WClC PlSuouAS eoNSoSo
at the DR.. J. A. Brill home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whited and children
were up from Woodbine Sunday visit
ing at the Field home. Miss Ollie
Whited remained for Vice., r SO.
Field.
gan Sunday for a visit at the home Of
Brake. She came with her grandpar-
Denison, who had motored to Logan
to spend Sunday.
The Woman's club held business
meeting at the home of Mrs. H. G..
Scott Saturday evening for the purpose
of considering the dispensing with the
monthly open meetings during the hot
weather. All decided in favor Of this
plan and there will be no more open
meetings until further notice. - =
Miss Rosalia Scott has been enjoy.
ing several weeks visit up in Cana
da.. Her uncle, w. G. Scott, accompan'
led her there. They are expected to
return this week. ia
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cole, Theodore
Brinkman and wife and little son and
Barney Brinkman motored to Lake
View Sunday, where they enjoyed a
days outing. "
Mrs. A. W.. Wilson was in Denison
Monday having dental work done.
The J. B. Giassburner family were
up from Woodbine Sunday visiting the
Frank Glassburner family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Clark and
baby and Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Clark and
two children spent Sunday with Vail
relatives.
Lee Cramer and wife and Mrs. Wal
ter Cole motored to Denison Thursday
where the former had an operation
performed for the removal Of growth
in his nose. Mrs. Cole had her eyes
tested.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Mesenbrink
and children were down from Denison
Sunday visiting at the J. r. Griffin
home.
Miss. Ruth Judd returned Sunday
from a several days visit at the home
of her aunt, Mrs. C. c. Antisdel in the
Bluffs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Field and baby
and Frank and Fred Frye were UP from
Woodbine Sunday. and were guests at
the Jay Field home. ...
John Schnoor and family of Deni.
son, were Dow City visitors last Fri.
kday. t,4.}.s..ss5a 81. ~-.-ss -.
Mrs. la. Anderson arrived Monday
from Stanhope for a visit at the pa.
rental, J. T. Goldsworthy, home.
Mrs. Frank Odell and son, Hugh,
and daughter, Byrl, came up from Lo-
gan Sunday for visit at the Chas.
Smith home, returning Tuesday.
E. N. Chamberlain was over from
Lake View the first of the week.
Mrs. VIM. Baker was passenger
from Council Bluffs Monday for q Wis.
1t at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Huntington. Margaret Huntington,
who had been visiting there, came
home with her. sS...-. IL.
r.. E. Lusk the local telephone man.
ager. received his call Monday to re-
port for military service June 9th.
He and his wife expect to go to Ne
,braska, where they, will visit his PEG.
| pie before his departure.
Mrs. L. j. Hiatt left Sunday for her
home in Glen, Ellen, ILL.,, after sever
al weeks visit at the Chas. Smith
home. d
VIM. Roy, wife and children, Mr..
and Mrs Pearl Servoss and children
and Lewis Miller were here from Den.
ison Sunday visiting at the Henry Roy
home. 4~<t~. -
p. w. Harding, Mr.%and Mrs. Joe
Mills, Prof. Stanfield and wife, E. w.
Pierce and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. F. L..
Hoffman, Mrs. Randall and daughter
and Miss Boyd were down from Deni-
son Sunday afternoon in attendance at
the baptismal service at the Methodist
church. The candidates for baptism
were Leslie Randall and Miss Fern
Mills, both of Denison. Rev. J. L..
Boyd, the Methodist pastor at Deni-
son. had charge of the service.
Robert and Herbert Rule and Walter
Kiezer received their notices Monday
to report for military duty and. expect
to leave the latter part of the month.
The P. ]. Brown family, who have
been occupying one of the residences
of Mrs. Eva Baber, have moved onto
the de- Riddle property just east of
town left vacant by the Arthur Ban
yard family. r3. az - 80
Henry Vollerson and Supt. Jacob
Johnson were in Omaha Monday where
the former enlisted. He was success
full in passing the examination and will
leave next Monday for Fit. Logan, Colo.
where he will enter an officers train.
ing school. For the past year or more
The has. been employed in the Farmers
State bank as assistant cashier. He
will be accompanied to Fl Logan by
Superintendent Johnson who enlisted
a couple of weeks ago and who will
also enter the officers training school.
The best wishes of host Of friends
go with them S
The Webster City Freeman.Journal
says the shipment of 1900 tons of SUI
gar from Cuba to Mexico does not in
dictate a. shortage, as feared hereto
fore. 1t declares: "The United States
government could surely have secured
this sugar had it deemed it necessary
for the best interests of the country"
L NOTICE In PROBATE. =
State of Iowa, Crawford County, S.
In Probate. g.
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