The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-08-07
visiting relatives and shaking hands
with former friends and acquaintances

Visiting relatives and shaking hands
with former friends and acquaintance
In town the latter part of the week.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Chas. Smith
Invited number of little folks to her
home complim entary to her nephew,
Magnus Hansen, OF Glen Ellen, Ill.
The nature OF the event was sur
prise farewell for the lad. Games
were INDUCED in and the guests had a
| Jolly time. Dainty refreshments ad.
ded greatly to the joys of the day.
+. w. Pearsall and Ed Riddle mo-
tored to Logan Thursday on business.
L. G. Hatch was in Dunlap between
trains Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield Rule and son,
of FIT. Dodge, were here Wednesday in
attendance at the funeral of Mrs.
Howard Rule. g.
M. G. Goddard and wife entertained
her sister, Mrs. Williams. and little
son, of Omaha, Thursday and Friday.
They also visited relatives in Deni-
son and Sioux City prior to coming
here. @ ~.
Misses Nellie Fishel and Mabel
Thomas were passengers from Deni.
SUI L Fludy lOT al ONcl ouAudy VAoAt
with their folks. E'0
Mrs. Chas. Keehner and one of her
grandsons were up from Woodbine
Friday and Saturday visiting her son,
Victor, and family and also at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Art S. Ran.
del. .a
Howard Rule returned to his home
in Council Bluffs Friday, having spent
several days with his folks. His lit.
tie son, Grage, who had been here
nearly two weeks, went home with
him.
Charles Rigsby and Alfred Hensen,
who went to Omaha and enlisted last
week, were successful in passing and
enlisted in the aviation corps and will
be stationed at Ft. Omaha for the
present. IL.
John Ahart was a Dunlap caller
Friday.
The members of the Religio society
Of the L. D. S. church enjoyed a So
cial evening at the j. l.. ButterWorth
home Friday. A large number were
present. The young people spent
some time in playing games out on the
lawn and the occasion proved most
delightful one The company was
treated to delicious refreshments at
the close of the evening.
Mrs. F. w. Pearsall was having
dental work done in Denison last
week. @-
T. E. Allen, our druggist, has been
appointed food administrator for Dow
City and vicinity. Mr.. Allen will
without doubt prove very efficient n
this and all agree that the right man
has been chosen to fill the place.
Frank Thompson was numbered
among the sick several days last week
but is better now.
Raymond Butterworth went to Oma-
ha Tuesday to enlist as chaplain
but was unable to get in after having
applied at several places. He was
told that it would be necessary for
him to write to Washington in regard
to the branch of the service in which
he wished to enter.
Mrs. Wayne Mulvihill was pas
senger from Omaha Saturday for an
over Sunday visit at the parental, Hen
ry Bell, home.
John Retman, Oscar Hansen, Edgar
and Elford Meyer. who were
among the drafted men who left this
county recently for Camp Gordon, Ga.
came home Saturday, having failed in
passing the physical examination.
The J. R.. Harker family were over
from Mapleton one day last week Wis
iting their relatives, the w. e. Fishel
family. Miss Cecil Harker remained
for a few days.
Gus Anderson, one of our promi-
nent farmers, has been laid up the
past few days with. very lame foot,
the result of having stepped on a
piece of wire.
Mrs. L. E. Mcbride and daughter,