The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-01-30


business in Denison Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Buchanan was shopper
in DenisOn Saturday from Vail
NJ. O'Connell Of Dunlap. spent few
days in Denison the past week with
relatives.
Miss Lovicie Morris was down from
Deloit Thursday shopping and visiting
with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Whey. of Deloit.
visited at the Geo. Newcom home in
Denison Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Liscomb, of Dun
lap, visited at the Bamford home sew
eral days last week. 20 - 2&E
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bartlett and Mrs
NJ. Shupitar were pleasant callers from
Vail in this city Thursday.
The Relief Cors will meet on Satur-
day, February I'd, at McHenry hall. A
good attendance is desired.
Mrs. John Anderson and son. Allen,
Of Deloit. spent Saturday with Mrs.
Anderson's sister, Mrs. Ben Mill.
! Mrs. Steve Kral and daughter, Ag-
mes, were here from Vail Saturday do
ing some shopping and visiting rela-
tives.
]. r. Haugh and daughter, Miss Mar
gurite returned home Friday evening
from ColtaX where they have been for
the past Two weeks at the sanitarium.
Supt C. c. Randall and Fl. H. Sic
vers were down from West Side on
Thursday comforting with County
Supt. F. n Olry in regard to some
school matters.
The Commercial club will have a
business meeting on Friday evening.
The meeting will begin promptly at
o'clock in order to permit the members
to attend the lecture course at the op-
era house.
Miss Mary Hawks and brother. Will
lam. and Miss Iva Kuhns. of Ulmer,
were in Denison Friday visiting friends
and relatives. Frank Hawks, who is
attending school in Denison, accom-
panied them home Friday evening.
The Swedish Union met at the home
of Mrs. A. B. Reesberg Thursday, with
Andrew Norman in charge of the de-
votions. sThetusual good meeting was
held, at the close of which Mrs. Rees-
berg served nice supper. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Thos. Lister.
Deni&on students at the state agri.
cultural college at Ames returned to
their homes Saturday for ten days
vacation. school being dismissed dur
ing the annual short course. Those
who returned are Rudolph Brandt,
Geo. Giblin, Gladys 'McCord. Leila AL
bert Bernice Kinney and Marie Salo.
mon.
Miss Jessie Luney arrived home on
Friday afternoon from Harlan, where
she is teaching in the public schools,
for a few weeks vacation, owing to
a smallpox epidemic at that place. She |
was accompanied by Miss June Tip
ton. who also teaches at Harlan, and |
will visit at the Armstrong home with |
Miss Luney.
Margaret Lee Evans left for Des |
MONIES Friday. after stay of several |
months in Denison in the interest of |
the Woodman Circle. She expects to |
take up work in the southern part OF |
the state for the next few months |
Mrs. Evans has made many friends in |
her frequent trips to Denison, who will |
regret to have her leave this vicinity.
Report of school in district No. 6,
Denison township, for the month end
ing January 25th: Number of pupils
10; neither absent nor tardy,
Gladys Lewis, Bruce Lewis, Viola |
kuhl, viii Dersien. Charley Dersien,
Paul Trexel, Vernon Trexel, Hazel
kuhl, Hans Dersien. Helen Conway,
Henry Dersien. Evelyn Bhaer, Harry
TreXel Katharine Cavanaugh. teach
err.
Lou Coc.tan and sister, Mrs. ]. w.
Bell. of Sterling, Colo, returned to
their home Friday after several days !
spent in this city. They were here in
at the funeral of their |
uncle, w. !. Cochran. Mr.. Cochran /
and his sister were residents of this \
city some few years ago, their father l
being Wesley Cochran. commonly
known as Wes.' They renewed some
old acquaintances, but found Denison
greatly improved and new faces in
place of the old. The family is locat-
cd at Sterling, where they have been
for number of years.