The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-07-31

enjoyed immensely as was also the
delicious lunch served at the close.
All present pronounce Miss Marks an
ideal entertainer.
A. w. Wilson has secured G. Goth
man of Dubuque to assist him in the
barber shop in the place of Alfred
Hansen who has enlisted. Mr.. Goth
man began his duties Monday.
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Ahart accom-
panied by Theo. Able and wife OF Ida
Grove motored to Carroll and spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Bonner. The Bonner family were res
idents of Dow City a number of years
ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Able left Monday
afternoon for their home.
Barney Brinkman was down from
Denison Sunday visiting his sister,
Mrs. Walter Cole and family.
Mrs. John Winn has returned to her
home in Meckling, s. OAK, after a
several weeks visit at the parental,
Martin Wieland home and with other
relatives.
John Williamson went to Kiron on
Sunday to spend week or SO at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Butler and husband near that place.
He went for the purpose OF assisting
with their farm work.
Misses Josephine Stepanek and
Pearl McElwain were in Denison one
day last week.
Lee Cramer has rented the resi-
dence owned by B. M. McElwain
which has just been vacated by the
Elmer Stinsen family. The Cramer
family have been occupying the Ma
loney residence for some time.
Henry Galland was down from Deni-
son Sunday visiting at the home of his
mother, Mrs. w. w. Galland.
Mrs. J. r. Rudd is reported to be
quite i'll at the present time. 1t is
sincerely hoped that she will make q
rapid recovery.
Mesdames George Cornelius and A.
2. Aleman were Dunlap visitors Mon
day,
s. H. Meyers of Logan was Dow
City business visitor Monday.
8 The school board has secured a new
superintendent for the. coming year
in the person of J. r. Bricker, of Sig
Quincy. He. takes the place vacated
by Supt. ]. j. Johnson.
e The members Of the ]. P. F's were
very pleasantly entertained Wednes-
day at the country home. of Mrs. Mar
tin Wieland. There were also num-
her Of invited guests present to enjoy
the occasion with the members. The
usual pastime was INDUCED in and
everyone had delightful time. The
tempting luncheon which the hostess
served was a pleasant feature.
r. E. Hoeffer was in Omaha to see
his wife Sunday, she being in a hos
pital at that place.
Mr., and Mrs. j. r. Griffin and Nor
ris Griffin and wife accompanied by
Lorrls Griffin who was home from TT.
Omaha went to Denison and visited
at the Aug. Messenbrink home Sun
day.
Word has been received here that
Elmer Mcintosh was seriously wound
ed in action in France. His mother,
Mrs. Edith Lewis Mcintosh, resides in
Omaha and is. well known in this vi
entity.
Mrs. Merrill Sharp returned Sunday
from a several days visit with her
husband at Camp Dodge before his de-
parture for an eastern camp. He had
been stationed at Camp Dodge since
going into the military service early
last fall. He and his wife had been
doing light housekeeping in Des
Moines. for several months. Mrs.
Sharp will make her home here with
relatives during his absence.
Mrs. Wesley Cramer was a caller
at the county capital Monday.
Mrs. John Retman returned Friday
from Denison where she and her hus-
band had spent a few days. The lat.
ter left Friday morning for Camp Cor
don, Ga.
The Jake Reeser family are enter
tanning Mrs. Watson of 5Des Moines,
who arrived Monday. She will also
make q visit In Logan with her daugh-
ter before returning to her home.
Mrs. Hugh ButterWorth was coun-
ty seat visitor Wednesday Of the past
week. 4,
Private Robert Rule was here from
Camp Dodge spending the Sabbath at
the parental, Thomas Rule home.
w. H Rule and daughter, Mrs. G..
M. Talcott and husband went down to
Council Bluffs Monday morning upon
having received message which stat
led that Mrs. Howard Rule was SER
iously i'll in hospital there, but short
lily before their arrival, she had been
summoned to the Great Beyond. This
was indeed sad affair and great
shock to the family as she had been
APPARENTLY in good health until Sunday
evening when she suddenly became Ill.
She was taken to. hospital at once
where everything possible was done
for her but Of no avail and she passed
peacefully away early Monday morn.
ing. The most heartfelt sympathy OF
all goes out to the grief stricken FAM
lily.
Brinton Sharp, and brother, w. <.
Sharp went to Des MONIES Wednesday
to visit the formers son, Merrill who
is stationed at Camp Dodge. They re-
turned Friday.
#. C.. Howorth was visiting his wife
In Omaha Sunday.
Alfred Hansen and Chas. Rigsby
went to Omaha Sunday evening to
enlist. At present we have been I'M
able to learn particulars.
The Milford Sharp family and Mrs.
Anna Sharp and the Arch Lambert
family spent Sunday with relatives at
Camp Dodge.
Bryce and Merrill Binnall and HON.
er WILEY were in Omaha last week,