The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-04-24


occupying the Mcknight property
r. II. Robson has finally located at
Lander, Wyoming.
Monday evening at the library will
be held the annual election of officers
for the Fortnightly.
Miss Elsie McAndreWs Of Denis on,
was a.visitor here last week.
Geo. Hull was on the Chicago mar.
ket with cattle last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Willard and Mr..
visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Will Aldrich visited in Dow
City Sunday. 49,.
|. The small son of Mr.. and Mrs. Art
Durham met with an accident while
playing in the yard, resulting in a
broken arm.
Mrs Frank Pflieger and Theresa
were Omaha shoppers Saturday.
Miss Erickson of Denison, has been
visiting Miss Ella Taylor the past
week.
The funeral of Mrs. Thos. Cover was
held from the home Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Cover was one Of the pi-
oneer residents of this community.
E. Smith was a Denison caller OH
Friday.
d. V. Roush of Omaha, Sundayed
with the people on the farm.
Robert Wallace as district manager
extends his congratulations to the peo-
pie of Harrison county for the noble
manner in which they met the third
liberty loan drive. The last reported
subscriptions of the county were ST.
100000. the quota being less than
100000
At the Methodist church Sunday
morning DR.. Cook had as the topic Of
his sermon, ''The Present War-Its
Relation To and Bearing Upon the
Coming of Christ" Evening topic,
Conception and Birth of the Worlds
Greatest Observation-Disclosures"
Ed O'Banion and wife of South
Omaha, Sundayed with relatives here
last week.
The funeral of 3. r. Story occurred
at the Methodist church Tuesday after
noon He was a resident of Iowa for
over forty years and is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. j. II. Drummer.
Miss Fox and Mr.. Weiss of Wood
bine spent Sunday at the T. w. Fox
home west of town.
Mrs. Jack Larson was called to
Omaha by the serious illness of her
Mrs. l.. Edwards who has
been confined in a hospital there for
some time. Mrs. Edwards fell and
broke her hip and died as result
in few hours. The funeral was held
vt the Methodist church Thursday af-
ternoon at one o'clock. She leaves a
large family, all of whom are married
and live in the contiguous country.
Art Hogan who has been living in
the west for some time has returned
and expects to make this his future
home. ...~' -.
Ray VanMeter resigned his position
with Nels Baker and has been employ |
Il in several other places since. rip
expects soon to be called to the c0lors !
hence he has not accepted permannt
work. ,,...
Mrs. R. G.. Moore is visiting her
husband who is stationed at Des
MoiRes.-sss9 49, - -fT'g% r ~ ->t J s.
" Messrs. Mcintosh and Aldrich were |
Omaha visitors Saturday. !,
]. j. Moorl,ead has been in Omaha |
he past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Howorth of |
Dow City were guests at the NJ. B.
Bailey home Sunday.
Mrs. J. Benjamin of Omaha was the
guest of friends several days last |
week.
Chester Beck of Broken Bow, Nebr.,
vas the guest of friends here last
week.
NJ. P. Brace was in Oakland last
week attending the district meeting of
Congregational churches.
The Easter cantata repeated at the |
Methodist church Sunday evening was
decided success.
o. E. Bramson and family were
'harter Oak visitors Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thompson and
crank Chamberlin were visitors at the
:. =. Chamberlin home one day last
week.
The Riverside Farmers club held
heir April meeting at the home OF
dr. and Mrs. H.~A. Dougall.
q. T. Durham was called to Arkap
as last week by the serious illness g.
lis brother ,-.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Jones have re.
urned from winter spent in the
outh.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cook have been
listing the children in Council Bluffs.
II. NJ. Sturgis of Vermillion. S D.,
vas visitor here Sunday. His wife
elnained for a longer visit with her
eOple. ,......
Jas. Taylor accompanied his daugi.
er, Mrs. Myers into Chicago last week
'here she will make her future home.
Misses nellie and Bessie Lehan en-.
ertained at a prenuptial party at their
ONE in honor of Miss Margaret O'Con.
ell whose marriage will take place
II the near future.
J. NcCann has spent some time in
.aMsas CITY the past week.
Mr., and Mrs Irwin of Woodbine. at.
nded the o. E. S. meeting here on
nc day
M %!'@ Nre F. Hagen spent T""rs.
av in Arcadia visiting his ne'-'"
Mrs. Kelley who has been -f"'',""
t the Manchester home departed for
'ortland, Ore, Thursday morning.
Messrs. Smith. Termuhlin. Brum-
Ter, Hall and Ward were all in Chi
ago with stock last week.
The Nelson Hollow Farmers club
,at at tho homo Of Mr. and NTrc |