The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-11-27

Collins and Fred Christensen wei
also Mrs Ralph Mckee and Miss Ma
Edwards.
Mrs. Hugh Butterworth was in Del
ison one day last week.
We are told that A. L. Jackson ha
purchased the building of r. W. Hou
ton located north of the latters garag
Our informant says that Mr.. Jacl
son will move the building back c
his undertaking parlors on the ives
side of Main street and will use it TO
a store house.
Walter McKim was here from De
Moines last week looking after bus
ness affairs.
Misses Hazel Kearney and Rut
Marshall of Deloit, spent severa
days last week at the home of the LAT
ter's uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
David Clark.
Friends OF Corp. John Bahr. who il
with the colors in France, will be in
terested and pleased to learn that HI
has been promoted from corporal tt
sergeant, in which rank he was plac
ed the 18th of October. .# @a#
George TRACER was a business caller
in town Wednesday from Denison
Mrs. P. J. Hallowell and daughter
Jane, spent the day Thursday in the
Bluffs. -
Mrs. H. H. Jones, of Mapleton, was
a guest at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Rose Thursday afternoon.
7 Miss Catherine Naughton, who is
teaching in rural school near here
was a passenger to DenisOn Friday
evening to spend the week end at her
parental home. MS
Rev. w. T. Rink and wife have been
entertaining her brother, Glen G.
Glasier, of Sibley, who arrived Thurs.
day to spend few days.
Howard Sterrett was passenger
to Arion Friday evening for brief
visit.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Home Missionary society
was held at the home of Mrs. D. E.
Bremser Wednesday afternoon with a
nv had charge of the lesson which was
taken from the second chapter of the
textbook. The next meeting will be
at the home OF Mrs. w. H. Rule in De.
cember.
Mrs. F. NJ. Arnold left Friday morn.
ing for visit with her sister, Mrs. j.
NJ. Pullman, who resides at Monticel.
10. Mrs. Arnold had been planning the
trip for some time but was unable to
get away owing to the vast amount of
sickness here which has kept her
quite busy. l.
John Eggers made a shipment of
car of hogs to the Chicago market
last week.
Mrs. Saul Miller and Edward return
ed Friday afternoon from couple Of
days visit at the Carl Blackman home
in Denison.
John Carey was passenger to Wall
Lake Thursday where he spent a short
time with his wife's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Dietrich. az.
The Herman Lazerus home was
placed under quarantine last week for
scarlet fever, two of the children be-
ing victims of the diseases. Both
cases are reported to be of mild ma |
.ure. Mrs. Lazerus has just recover
ID from siege of the flu. Her moth
sr, AIRS. Reuben, of Omaha, is here.
them. s.7
Mrs. Chas. Smith, accompanied by
Ter daughter-in-law, Mrs. John Smith,
,pent the day Friday in the city of
omaha visiting and shopping.
Miss Faye Acker went to Omaha
friday afternoon for week end visit
With relatives and friends.
The little one year old son of Mr.. |
md Mrs. w. l.. Hulburd has been seri-
'usly i'll for the past week or more. |
Tut we are very glad to report that
is now improving ~
Thos Ahart is driving the school
Jack on the route of his son, Tom,
uring the latters illness.
Mrs. Henry Roy spent Friday with |
.er children in Denison. a..
E. r. ButterwOrth was caller at |
he county capital Friday. -
Miss Marie Helsley was a passenger
o Denison Friday evening, where she
listed the home folks, returning Sun
ay morning.
Morris Reuben came up from Oma-
a thursday for visit at the nome |
+ his sister. Mrs. Herman Lazerus..
ut finding that the family had scar
ct fever he remained only short
;me, returning Friday afternoon. He
as been employed in clothing store
1 Omaha since giving up his work in
lerman's store here some time ago.
Mrs. NJ. B. Bailey was UP from Dun
Up the latter part of the week visit
lg at the home of her daughter, Mrs
'. C. Howorth.
Fred Grill. the son of John Grill and
life, was taken to Sioux City last week
there he entered hospital and sub
ltted~ to an operation for appendi-
tits. He withstood the ordeal we'll
nd is reported to be getting along
icely The Grill .mily reside on the
arm vacated by the Peter Bahr fam
y last spring.
Mrs. r, w. Tech, Misses Emma,
'ettie and Inez Weber, Mrs. E. r.
agan, Miss Agnes Goddard, Mrs. Har-
Id alexander and little daughter,
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