The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-04-24

of all she has been compelled to give
I'D the work on account of poor health
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Brake have re
ceived word to the effect that then
son, Lloyd, who has been in the mill
tary service for several months, has
been transferred from Vancouver
Wash, to an eastern camp.
P. J. Hallowell was Dunlap caller
one day last week.
! Miss Ruth Swasey taught in the pri
| mary grade of the public school sew
eral days last week in the place OF
Miss Agnes Goddard, who was absent
i Oh account of the death of her niece.
I'M isses@ Lena and Coda 1Honz were
in Dunlap Thursday having dental
work done.
Frank Greene has recovered from
his case of smallpox and the home has
been released from quarantine.
Carl Hansen was down from Deni'
son Wedn esday visiting at the parent
al. Claus Hansen, home. -,,:.gs ,.. :.
/ Charlie Smith has returned from a
pleasant visit of several days with his
son, John, and wife at Clarke, S. D.
Mrs. Frank Wiley and three little
daughters left the fore part of the past
week for Corning to see her mother,
who, we are told, is i'll.
MRS. Willis Riddle was visiting in
Denison last week.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. r. Goldsworthy left
Saturday for Chicago to attend the
graduation of their son-in-law, I. A.
Anderson, who is completing veter-
intary course.
Miss Martha Weiss was a passenger
to Denison Friday evening for week
end visit at the parental, Jacob Weiss,
home.
Miss Loura Wilder. of near Dunlap,
who is attending school here. spent
Friday night with her friend, Miss,
DGcthy Rule Saturday the LITTER
atiHher brother Vaughn, ACCOMMODATED
her home for, an, over Sunday visit. =
Mrs. Ackers was a passenger to Oma-
TNnrsday, where she went for a Wis
it with relatives. E7.:.,E%s
Jack, Wade,.was passenger, to Den.
ison Friday, where he visited friends
for a brief time, returning Saturday.
Mrs. r. E. Fritz went up to Denison
Saturday, having been called there by
the death of her nephew,-a son of DR..
and Mrs. Larsen. 4>~9.''.]
Mesdames Frank Binnall and w. E.
Mcdonald and Miss Fancheon Wiley
went Saturday to Kansas City, Mo-, to
be present at the graduating exercises
of the formers son, Bryce, from the
veterinary school. The latter accom-
panied them home on Tuesday and will
make short visit here, after which
he will join the military ranks.
Miss Birdie Metcalf was passenger |
Ga o,,I
over Sunday visit at the J. r. Griffin !
home.
Mrs. Mayme Mulvihill, of Omaha,
and Mrs. Chas. Talcott, of Woodbine,
were here Thursday visiting relatives |
and attending the Goddard funeral.
j. M. Petit was visiting with relatives |
in Woodbine Friday between trains.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Rudd celebrated |
their 65th wedding anniversary last |
most Of these years having |
been spent in Dow City. Considering |
The advanced age of these people, the |
former being SO and the latter "a, they !
are still in good health and enjoy the
visits paid to them by their numerous
friends. H.. Al
Misses Frieda Aeberhardt and Anna
brink were Denis0n callers Saturday.
Private Merrill Sharp and wife were |
here from Camp Dodge and made a
week end visit with the home folks.
The cooked food sale whcih was held
oy the ladies OF the w. C. II. U. in the
Farmers State bank Saturday after
noon, was great success, everything
being sold. The proceeds will be used /
10 purchase comfort kits for the sol
lier boys.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank McHenry and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Turner were among
The Denison visitors Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Pearsall was hostess to
The members of J. p. Fs with several
invited guests included on Saturday
afternoon. The time was passed So
cially and the pleasures Of the day
we're very much enjoyed, as was also
the dainty lunch served at the close.
Miss Birdie Metcalf of Denison, was
an out Of town guest.
Misses Balbina and Adelaide Potter
spent the day Saturday in Omaha.
TIE Baber has purchased a new
Ford touring car.
Miss Mary Keairnes has been quite
sick the past week and under the care
If physician. ,@..'r' -
Mrs. Adolph Ahart and daughter,
Bernice, went to Denison Saturday
evening for an over Sunday visit at |
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Losch.
r. W. Houston and G. NJ. Brake we're
business visitors in Omaha Saturday.
j. A. Scott has returned from a So
;a,,I,i If q week in Rock Island Ill.,.