The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-10-23
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Mrs. L. G.. Moorehouse left Satur-
day morning for her home in Lost Ma
ton, Neb, after pleasant visit OF
several days at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. r. Bentley.
Mildred Hill, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Hill, has been seriously
| i'll with pneumonia the past week.
Miss Fannie PETIT and her brother
have returned from several weeks
visit. with relatives at different points
| in Missouri.
A. E. Alleman was a passenger to
Dunlap Saturday, from which place he
left that evening for Chicago where
| he expects to secure employment IN
the smeltering works. If he finds a
suitable location his wife and three
children will join him later. Mr.. Allie
man formerly worked at this trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Mesenbrink
and children were down from Denison
Thursday and attended the Frank Bin
nall sale. They also visited at the pa
rental, ]. R. Griffin, home. Their lit
tile daughter, Arlene, remained for
i F
! few days
Mrs. James Spence, accompanied by
| her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Arthur
Spence, were passengers from Denl-
son Saturday for an over Sunday visit
at the parental, Vim. Spence, home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Butterworth mo-
ltored to Denison Friday. taking her
| father, j. r. Rudd, with them. The
latter being unable to go about great
Ideal on account Of his advanced age
land feeble condition, enjoyed the trip
livery much. While in Denison the old
lgentleman fitted himself to a new suit
LOT clothes and is justly elated over the
slfact that he is still able to do his own
shopping. s
i Mrs. j. H. Bonsall was in Dunlap
saturday ~having dental work done.
John Ahart made a shipment OF one
4 car Of sheep to the Omaha market Sat
lurday night. A. E. Alleman accom-
lpanied the shipment.
| Mrs. M. B. Bailey came up from Dun
Hap Saturday morning for an over Sun
lday visit at the home Of her daugh.
tier, Mrs. F. G.. Howorth. Mr.. Bailey
joined her here that evening.
Eugene Crandall, L. E. Poiteyin, M.
1G. Virgins and Edwin Poitevin were
lin Wall Lake Tuesday to attend cat
tie sale.
Roney Ettleman went to Dunlap Sat
lurday, where he visited over Sunday
with his son, Earl, and family.
| AS had been previously announced,
| the Red Cross held business meet
ling in the opera house Thursday eve
ming, at which time an executive
4 board was appointed, consisting Of the
1 following named persons: Mrs. q. 4.
Harper, Mrs. LESSEE HoWorth, Mrs. G.
| A. Barker, o. j. Judd, 4. e. Allen and
A. L. Jackson The newly elected
members Of the board then decided
upon holding a meeting the following
FRIDAY evening for the purpose OF
lelectillg .officers for the ensuing year,
but later were compelled to postpone
1.-THE meeting on account of the town
4 being, placed under quarantine Y The
present officers will hold over until
che board is permitted to meet.
Harold Alexander was in Denison
Saturday having dental work done.
A NEW electrician in the person .o1
q Mr.. Rose Of Mapleton, has been secur
ed to take charge Of the local light
plant. Eldridge Killion is acting as
assistant in the place of his father
j. H. Killion, who gave up the work a
q lew weeks ago, Mr.. Rose arrived on
q Friday to begin his duties here.
Harold Rudd and Foster Cornelius
were passengers to Vail Saturday fol
short visit with friends.
Charley Starkey, of Omaha, was 8
vs,sf a no rf
The week. On his return home Satur
lay afternoon he stopped at Crescen
for visit with his sister, Mrs. Geo
Smith, and family.
Miss Anna Bell came home from
4 aenwood last week, her school being
closed on account of the epidemic Of
influenza.
The members of the Rebekah lodge
held their regular meeting Wednesday
Ievening with good attendance. AT
Ter short business session a social
hour was enjoyed, some time being
devoted to knitting, etc. Nice refresh
ments, consisting Of coffee and sand
1 xiches, very, fittingly brought the eve
lining to a close.
Thursday Frank Binnalli held his
sale at the home few miles west Of
own. The sale was largely attended
and good prices were received. The
Binnall family are, making arrange
ments to leave in a few weeks for; Elk.
celsior Springs, Ark, where they will
| spend the winter. vi n II
j. III. .Killion was a passenger from
Woodbine Saturday evening for an
over Sunday visit with his family. For
he past two or three weeks lie has
been doing plumbing work there.
Mrs. Ada Wheelright and nephew,
John Burke, spent several days in
Denison last week attending to some
business matters. 81 ,a IA.
George Keairnes and Enos Cross
we're Omaha visitors the, last Of the
week.
j Mrs. Beckman and little son, Bert,
eft Sunday evening for their home in
Chicago after couple. of months So
journ at the Gus Fredericksen home.
JOHN Ahart and A. A. Birkhofer
made shipment of several cars of
sheep to the Omaha market the first
ST the week.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer McElwain and
children, of near Charter Oak, were