The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-07-24
a pleasant visit with relatives in Den


| from Omaha Friday morning for a
couple of days visit with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. N r. Wilder He was
| on his way from Texas to New York
and was privileged to make a visit
with his parents here and with his
wife in Omaha Morris is in the avia-
ton corps and was stationed at Lake
Charles, La, for some time.
Levi Igou departed Friday on his
return to Lincolns Neb., after an ex-
tended visit at the home of his son,
George, and family several miles south
east of town. @5& =.>
Mrs Fred Northam and two chill
dren were passengers from Denison
Thursday morning for visit with her
grandmother, Mrs. Jane Wood, and
also at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Warren Ettleman, and family, return
ing Friday evening. Mrs. Wood &C
companied them for visit of a week
or so in Denison.
The o. A. Cooper family were in
Denison one day last week on a shop
ping expedition.
John Edwards, ST., and wife are en-
joying a fine new Victrola which they
purchased last week.
Carl Hansen was down from Deni-
son Friday visiting at the parental,
Claus Hansen home, He is in the next
draft call and leaves on Friday. For
the past year or more Carl has held
a position as night operator at the
tower in Denison.
A number of relatives and friends
from here attended the silver wedding
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schafer on the
Paradise Tuesday evening of last
week.
Eugene Crandall has returned from
a several weeks sojourn in COlfaX,
where he had been taking treatments
for rheumatism. He is slowly recov-
ering and his friends are greatly
pleased to see him home again. His
wife, who had spent some time with
him in Colfax, also returned.
Mrs Warren Ettleman and daugh-
tiers, Bernice and Loretta, were pas
sengers to Denison Friday evening,
where they made q visit at the home
of their sister, Mrs. Fred Northam,
and family, returning Saturday
John Edwards, Jr. and daughters,
Alma and Mae, who have been occu-
plying rooms over the Rule feed store
for some time, moved Friday into one
of the residences of Mrs. Ada Wheel
right in the east part of town which |
was left vacant by the Steve Car
baugh family several months ago.
Mrs. Jack O'Brien motored to Den |
ison last Friday.
Mrs. Chas Horn and children were
passengers from Omaha Thursday |
Go. tote Io No, <f hnv
mother, Mrs. Marie Gibson, and with
other relatives. I
Miss Josephine Munsey is enjoying |
a weeks vacation from her duties in
the telephone office. Friday she left |
for a several days outing at Lake |
View, after which she goes to Lake |
City to spend few days with the |
Misses Youngdahl. Her place in the
office is being filled by the other OPP
orators.
Miss Kathryn McCarvelle returned |
to her home in Morland Saturday, hav-
ing enjoyed a few days visit at the |
George thinner home.
Robert, the little son of Mr.. and |
Mrs. J. N. Bell, has been suffering !
with very sore knee, having been |
confined to his bed for a few days. |
Several years ago the lad was unfor-
tunate in sustaining an injured knee |
cap which still troubles him at times |
by the formation of gatherings. At
present he is reported as being able |
to be about some.
Miss Mildred ButterWorth, accom-
panied by her niece, Miss Gwendolyn |
Butterworth, left Thursday for Chica
Iaf h.l
err, Mrs. Ayce ButterWorth, and daugh |
ter, Ruth. From there they will all
go to New York and other places for a
visit The two latter left here week |
or so previous, stopping in Ackley and
different places on their way to Chi
cago.
Elder ]. C. Crabb arrived Saturday
from Little Sioux and occupied the
L. d. S. pulpit here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wight and chill
dren motored over to Buck Grove Fri
day evening, where they were guests
of her brother, Snowd Thompson, and
wife.
Mrs. Thomas Munsey returned the
fore part of the past week from sew
eral days sojourn at the Ben Win
grove home in Denison, where she had
been caring for Mrs. Wingrove who
was quite i'll. The Wingrove family
and Mrs. Munsey and daughter, Clara
Mae, had spent few days at the lake |
where Mrs. Wingrove was taken sick.
Frank Thompson was a caller at
the county capital Friday.
Mrs. Scott Wheeler, of Maxwell,
was a pleasant visitor at the Oscar
Fienhold home one day last week. She |
went from here to Denison for visit. |
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Goldsworthy are |
enjoying a visit from the latter's |
mother who came Saturday from |
Spencer.
John Edwards, ST., and wife and |
Miss Mae Edwards motored to Deni- |
son Thursday.
Word reaches here of the birth of |
a baby daughter recently to Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hopkins, of Primghar.
Mrs Hopkins was formerly Miss Eva
Boham.
C. L. Peterson, of Buck Grove, was
a Dow City caller Saturday.
Herbert Rule and Robert Hunt spent
and Sunday in Boone and
Camp Dodge. They visited the for
mers brother, Robert, at Camp Dodge.
A pretty wedding took place at the