The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-03-13

here from Charter Oak Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Erickson, OF
Dunlap, visited relatives in this city
Sunday.
! Mrs. VIM. Turner and son visited
with the Jas. Turner family at Ken
wood Friday.
Isaac Howarth spent several days
last week visiting with the l.. D. Ho
warth family in Dunlap.
Miss Ella ROhwer, of West Side. is
spending several weeks in Denison, tax
ing instructions in dressmaking.
Mrs. Emma Walter and daughter
Miss Helen, were passengers to Oma
ha Monday, returning that evening.
When answering advertisements ap'
pearing in this paper kindly mention
the fact that you saw the ad in the Re
view. )
Miss Willetta Strahan, who teaches
in the public schools at Mason City,
visit at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Strahan.
The j. w. Miller, Jr. real estate
agency report the sale Of the John
Schnoor residence property on West
Prospect street to G. H. BONN, of Buck
Grove. Possession April 1st.
State Agent Roscoe Saunders was
in Denison Monday afternoon attend.
ing the meeting OF the Crawford coun-
ty council of defense, which was held
in the Commercial club rooms.
J. e. Bale was called to Aberdeen.
S. D.. Friday evening on account OF
the serious illness of his niece, Jane
Fletcher. He returned home Sunday,
reporting his niece greatly improved.
Rev. Williams requests us to an.
nounce that there will be preaching
! services at the Trinity Episcopal
church on next Sunday morning. the
subject being "Churchianity and Chris.
tianity."
Gail Richardson came up from Camp
Dodge Saturday for a few days visit
at home. Gail was given few days
furlough to enable him to straighten
up some business affairs. He returned
to the camp today.
Misses Kate Silletto, Della Brandt
and Myrtle Giblin will go to Ames Fri
day, where they WI attend a week
end house party. They will also be
guests at the engineers ball to be Civ.
en- Saturday evening.
Messrs. A. C. Bale, J. L. Bale and
B. Brodersen drove down to Omaha
Thursday afternoon, returning home
OH the evening train. They drove
down in the Bale car which was left
in Omaha for an overhauling.
]. c. Ringold and family. who have
been farming near Dow City for the
past several years, have recently
moved near Denison. and are located
on the farm which was occupied by
Earl Burlington northeast of DenisOn.
The Friday club will hold their an
nual election of officers at a meeting
to be held on Friday afternoon OF this
week at the library. 1t is hoped that
all Of the members will attend the
meeting which is called for O'Clock.
Mrs. Harold Henderson and daugh-
ter, Jeanette, of Kamrar, were in Den
ison over Sunday, the guests OF Miss
Anna Flynn. They were on their way
to Buck Grove to visit Mrs. Hender-
sons parents, Dr.. and Mrs. A. F. Bon.
Iney.
Raymond Hird arrived home Sunday
from Rock Island, where he has been
culIlOyCu Ill tuc IIScllll, lOE Il IIlOillll .
vacation. Raymond recently under
went a minor operation and this leave
OF absence was granted him that he
might recuperate.
Report of school in district No. l.
Washington township, for month end
ing March Sth: Number OF pupils en-.
rolled, 8; neither absent nor tardy.
Cecilc Hulsebus. Leota Hendricksen,
Harold HUI rs. Bertha Hulsebus.
Lillian Be- .c2cher.
An item viii :, was overlooked in
our last issue and which will no doubt
interest friends and acquaintances of
the contracting parties, was the mar
riage OF Mrs. Dora Wiseman and Mr..
Abram Miller. which was solemnized
at the Methodist parsonage Monday,
March 4th, Rev. J. l.. Boyd officiating.
Mrs. Wiseman formerly resided in
Omaha, but has made her home here
for the past several months. Mr.. Miller
is son of the late Mrs f. Fink, and a
nephew of Mrs. H. Beardsley. OF this
city. He has lived in Canada for 4
number Of years. but has recently sold
out his interests there and will make
DenisOn his future home.
NOTICE
Until further notice, all schools may