The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-05-15

This lot was sent in eight shipments,
the last one being made this week.
Arch Lairds has been navigating on
crutches the past week as result OF
a badly injured foot, which he acct
dentally struck with sledge hammer.
A. E. BRYAN was caller i'll town
Wednesday from Denison.
Word has been received to the ef'
feet that Frank Honz had started on
his way to France. He left here the
latter part OF February for Camp
Dodge and later was sent to Camp
Sherman. O.. where The has been in
the signal service for several weeks
Mesdames George Cornelius and A
E. Allenuan were in Denison one day
last week.
Francis Potter arrived home last
Tuesday evening from Kansas City
having been given thirty day sick
leave. He has been at that place Tor
some time, where he entered a me
chanical school toy 1T hinslf for mill
tary service He44is just recovering
from a severe attack of pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. TRACER and little
son were pleasant callers here one DAY
last week from Denison.
Carl Nicholson came near meeting
his fate last week at his home north
west of town He was on his way IN
from the field while severe storm
was prevailing His team was STRUCK
by lightning and instantly Killed. mr.
Nickelsen received a severe shock
he being thrown from the corn plant
er to the ground. A physician and
nurse were Immediately summoned
and he is getting along as we'll as Cal
be expected at present.
Orris Ahart and Ben Houston Went
down to Omaha Thursday to enlist
for military service and both failed
in passing the required physical OK
animation.
Misses Ethel Cole and Dora Thomp
son were in Dunlap Thursday, the lat
ter having dental work done.
DR.. j. A. Brill has been confined
to his home several days taking care
of case OF tonsiltis. He is able tt
be about now, however. .s,t IL
Mesdames Mott McHenry and S. T
Wiley went to .Indianola "Wednesday
to see the formers daughter, Lucinda
graduate from a course at Simpson
college. Mrs. Wiley also visited hel
daughter, ,Fancheon, who is a SUDDEN
of that school.
Rev. G. A. Barker took his son, Cor
don, to Omaha Thursday to consult
specialist in regard to gathering in
the boys ear. He is just recovering
from a severe case of measles.
Mrs. Phillip Deitrick came over
from Lake View Thursday to spend
several days with her daughter, Mrs
H.. fn
LaVerne Alexander was here from
Woodbine and spent several days OF
the past week with his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Roy.
Carl Hansen and gentleman friend
were down from Denison Thursday
and visited at the home OF the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Claus
Hansen.
Mrs. Chas. Smith and daughter,
Irene, and Misses Nellie Rule and Jo'
sephine Munsey spent the day Ihurs'
day in the city Of Omaha. "
The red measles have been quite
prevalent in our vicinity for several
weeks and all cases thus far have
been of a rather serious nature:
;. One. of the most pleasant, social
functions of the past week was q
meeting of the Friday club at the
home Of Mrs. M. ]. Breen Thursday at
ternodn, it being held on this day ow
ing to the patriotic event-which TOOK
place Friday. There were also sever
al invited guests present to en- JOY
the hour with the members. The time
was devoted to Red Cross work, So
cial conversation and such. The com.
pany were treated to most elegant
luncheon at the close of the afternoon
Mrs. Jim Collins and Miss Genevleve
Mccullough, of Denison, and Mrs,
John Furne and Mrs. Fred MARI, OF
Arion, were pleasant out OF town
guests. ~
Mrs. A. H. Harper and Miss Flor
ence Miller we're Denison callers Fri
day.
Friends of Leo Ahart will be inter
ested to know that he has started OF