The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-03-13
by their daughter, Mrs. Maxfield Bear
who will go on to Chicago to her home

by their daughter, Mrs. Maxfield Bear
who will go on to Chicago to her home
there :; $50, So. .,e.s
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Haskins left
Monday for Dow City where he has
accepted position in barber shop
there. He has been employed by
Affner and Peterson for the past two
years.
J. E. Brockelsby Of Hayes township
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Brockelsby,
ST. of this city, shipped their farm
machinery, ETC., to Mapleton where he
will farm this season.
DR.. J. H. Graham who has been Ill
the past week, was taken to Sioux
City Monday by his son, Robert Ora
Mrs. J. H. Johnston and two daugh.
tiers, Mary and Lucille, OF Scotland, s.
D., visited last week at the w. NJ.
John home. They were enroute to
their new home at Lincoln, Nebr.
Mrs. J. J. Martin entertained mum.
Der of her friends at 10 o'clock lunch
con. All present reported a lovely
time.
DR.. Everett Dyson and wife of Siss-
ton, S. OAK, we're here Friday of last
week visiting the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. Dyson. DR.. Everett who
is now first lieutenant, is enroute to
New Mexico where he will be station
ed temporarily.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Holdsworth
left Thursday evening for Illinois to
see their son, Ed, who is stationed
there.
The Aid Society of the Presbyterian
and Methodist churches met at the
home of Mrs. George Fuller Thursday.
The society is piecing a quilt for the
Red Cross sale to be held Thursday.
Mr.. r. C.. Saunders left Thursday
morning for Des Moines after spend.
ing several days here visiting with
his family. :
The Epworth League of the Metho-
dist church held farewell reception
in honor of Ray and Maurice Flint
who expect to leave soon for Wiscon-
sin to make their home. A very pleas.
ant evening was spent in playing
cards, dainty luncheon being served
in the evening, all reporting a very
nice time. -
Mrs. DR.. J. H. Graham left Monday
noon for Sioux City to be with her
husband who is confined at the hos
pital at that place. At this writing
he is reported as being somewhat i'm
proved of which his many friends will
be very glad to learn.
Mr.. Will Purdy who has been on
the sick list for some time is very
little improved, his many friends wish
him speedy recovery.
Mrs. Windisch and family were call
ed to Clarinda to be at the bedside
of Mr.. Windisch who is very low.
J Mrs. J. r. Denton pieced a very
pretty red, white and blue quilt made
up as a star pattern and donated it to
the Red Cross. The Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church quilted 1t and
they said It was the prettiest quilt
they ever have helped to quilt.
Mr.. w. f. Saiter who has been at
Marshall. ILL.,, to attend funeral of
his niece returned home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Seaman of Vail.
are now located on their farm North
west of town, which was formerly one
of the Geo. Baker farms that Mr.. Scan.
Ian bought last fall. Manila people
will welcome them as residents.
Mr.. Dwight Hutchinson who has
been on the sick list the past week
Is somewhat improved. e "1' -.
N. L. Conzemius made q business
trip to Eagle Grove the past week.
Henry Davis of Reeder, N. D., was
q visitor Friday. 80.
The choir of the Presbyterian chruch
met at the home of Mrs. Harry Nc
Cracker Friday evening.
Tony McDermott was a business
visitor in Omaha last week.
Rev. J. Keeson of Glidden was the
guest at the Trinity parsonage last |
evening.
Max Wendt had an operation per.
formed on his nose last week at Man. |
ming.
J. r. Wickersham of Defiance was
a Manila visitor last Friday.
Prayer meeting was held Thursday |
night in the Methodist parsonage and
choir met Friday night.
The city election will be held on |
March rs. A complete set of new Off. |
GERS are to be chosen, mayor, five
OF the council, a treasurer
and assessor. A citizens caucus was |
called Friday night to select candi. |
dates for the tickets.
Supt. H. w. Hartman reports the |
pupils of the schools to have increased |
their purchases of thrift stamps the |
past week $4,000, making a total of
$4,000 worth to date.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Huber received
word last week that their son was
now in France or on his way.
Nv. H. Brockelsby, Jr.. transacted
business in Omaha last Wednesday,
The lecture course by Chancellor
Bradford, who. supplied the last num-.
Der of the 1918 lecture course, was
one Of the very best we have heard
'or long time. He delivered an elo-
luent address.
Mrs. ]. B. Schmidt left Saturday
evening for Sac City where she went
70 attend a funeral of one Of her rela.
ives.
Mrs. Waiter Quey and two children
came from Perry Friday to visit her