The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-01-23

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Mrs. w. w. Galland spent severa
days Of the past week with her son
Henry, in Denison, returning Satur
Z day. a;.-
Il Mrs. ID. E. Newkirk was taken very
4 iii with acute appendicitis the fore par
Of last week and on Tuesday evening
n she underwent an operation at hel
4 home. She withstood the ordeal wei
Y and at the present writing is improv
ing very nicely She is being cared
for by trained nurse.
j. M. Hartmann. residing south oil
town, made a shipment of one car OF
4 hogs to the Omaha market Wednes
day. IL.
Mrs. Frank Taylor, of Timber Lake
S. D., departed Wednesday evening at
Z ter a pleasant weeks visit at the home
OF her uncle, H. G. Scott, and family
and also with former friends and &C
quaintances. She will be better re-
1nembered as Mrs Maude Hardy.Tay'
Tor.
Glenn Honz and son, Andrew, of near
Dunlap, were brief visitors in town
Wednesday, on their way to the coun.
ty capital.
r. II. Baber and grandson, Gerald
Cooper, returned Tuesday evening
from a several weeks visit at the
home of the formers. son, E. H. Baber,
and family in Anthem. 49,
Misses Lillian Ahart and Vesta Rid
die were in Denison "Wednesday hav-
ing dental work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Jackson and
daughters, Helen and Bernice, were in
Dunlap last week. where they were
guests at wedding at the Mcintosh
home, the contracting parties being
Alvin Baughman and Miss Catherine
: Mcintosh. The groom is brother OF
Mrs Jackson.
DR.. J.44A. Brill was in A1nes last
week, where lie spent several days in
attendance fat the annual veterinary
convention. n ~. ~ ~
=. III. Young and j. Fl. Stepanek were
among the Denison callers Wednesday.
Tie Arch Laird family were quar-.
antined Wednesday for smallpox, Mr.:
Laird being the victim. 1t is reported
that his case in quite serious.
Miss Anna Nelson returned to Deni-
son "Wednesday after short vsiit at
luc %l}dTculdlS ClcU ANCAoVAs AoAAAO' oAS
has been employed in DeniSOn for
several weeks past. s -
AdOlph Ahart shipped a car of sheep
to Omaha last week the shipment be-
ing made "Wednesday evening. 1sr
J. It. Goldsworthy and wife were Wis
itors in sDenison one day last week.
Claude Mcdonald, of near Denison,
was visiting at the home lof his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Mcdonald,
Wednesday. - S.."
G. O. Miller has returned from
pleasant visit of several days with his
brother, II. A. Miller, in Lebanon, Mo.
Mrs. Phillip Dietrich came from
Lake View Wednesday to spend sew
5eral days at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. John Carey.
Mrs. Charley Smith was shopping
and visiting in Denison Wednesday.
Miss Veva Alexander was a pas
senger from Denison Wednesday for
al visit, at the home of her grandpar-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Roy, return
ing Thursday night. .'','s 7,
3. Hets was, a pleasant caller IN
town Wednesday between trains.
Mrs. George Cornelius, who is in a
hospital at Sioux City, where she had
a serious operation performed sever
al weeks ago, will submit to another
one as soon as she gains sufficient
strength. We are told that the first
operation could not be completed on
account of her weak condition which
necessitates the second. 1t is sincere
8ly hoped that she will be able to return
home soon greatly improved:
Mrs.fJ. U. Wise and Mrs. W. A. See
mann were shopping and visiting in
Denison Thursday. H..
John Ahart shipped two cars OF
stock last week, one Of cattle and one
of hogs. ..t
A.. v. Munsen, the electrician, was
an Omaha passenger Thursday, where
he spent couple of days with his wife
and baby
Mrs. G. M. Talcott and son, William,
were visitors at the county seat last
Thursday.
Mearle and Vida Spence, the son and
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. viii Spence,
/ were quite sick last week from the ef-
fects Of vaccination, they having been
belfast for several days.
Mrs. B. G. Lyman and Frances Clark
were down from Carroll Thursday Wis
iting at the home of the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Rudd.
jaw Field and wife returned the first
of the week from pleasant weeks
visit, in the Bluffs at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Will Burke, and family
and with other relatives. E
Mrs. J. H. Young and the Misses