The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-10-02

: for some time, has been spending tn
past week in Chicago.
E. r. Fagen has rented the propert
: recently vacated by the Harry Nj
. Queen family, who moved to Oman;
Mr.. Fagen moved his family last weel
For several months they had been OF
t cupying the residence owned by Mr.:
Augusta Carlson, who expects t
| move there soon,
! Miss Fannie Pett left on Tuesday Q
the past week for visit with relative
in Holden, Mo. She was accompar
. led by one of her brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Wilson and Chi
dren motored to Dunlap Sunday, AM
enjoyed visit with the formers par
ents.
O. J. Judd, the Il. G. agent, recent.
spent a week in Dunlap relievin:
Agent Holland, who was in Chicago
William Honz had charge OF the depo
here during that time.
Mrs. Henry HancoX, who has beer
spending the past summer with hel
husbands people in Minnesota, re
turned the fore part of the past weel
and is visiting at the parental, John
Williamson, home. She expects tt
go to Camp Dodge to spend some time
with her husband there.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Fritz and DR.. L.
A. Larsen and wife and Henry Blies
man were down from Denison last
Wednesday to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. T. E. Fritz.
Mrs. John Retman was down from
Denison and made a short visit at the
home Of her father. John Edwards,
Jr., last week
Walter Leythum has returned to
the Great Lakes naval training camp
near Chicago. having enjoyed fur
Tough with the home folks.
Mrs. A. w. Wilson and little daugh-
ter, Leone, were visiting in Denison
last Wednesday,. - 10 H.
Mrs. Ernest Edwards, of Armour,
S. D., arrived Tuesday evening, she
having been called here by the death
of her sister, Mrs. T. E. Fritz. q. s-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd West, Charles
.Casselberry and wife and Mrs. L. E.
West have returned to their home in
Shelby, Neb., after a pleasant visit
with relatives, the E. e. Newkirk and
w. B. Mcdonald families.
Rev. A. B. Adams and wife return
ed the fore part Of the past week from
Jefferson, where they had been attend
ing the annual conference. Rev.
Adams has served the pastorate here
for the past four years and has lab
ored faithfully and untiringly among
the people. He and his family have
many warm friends in the vicinity
who regret very much that they are
to discontinue their residence here
They are now packing their house
hold goods preparatory to moving to-
Scranton, where they have been sent
for the coming year. All wish for
them the best of success in their new
location. The new pastor for this
place is Rev. w. T. Rink, who comes
from Coin e.
Paul Ahrens and wife, who were
here from Boone, spent the day last
Thursday in Denison visiting relatives
and ttransacting business.
u Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kirk returned on
Tuesday from a week spent with the
latter'sl aunt, Mrs. c.. C. Antisdel, in
Council Bluffs and with relatives in
Omaha. After making a short visit at
the parental, o. j. Judd, home they
went Wednesday to take up house
keeping near Dunlap. A merry time
was had Tuesday night when the
young couple were given a charivari
by their friends. :
Mrs. Frank Bolton was down from
Denison Wednesday in attendance at
the funeral of Mrs. T. E. Fritz. She
was accompanied by Mrs. d. M. Shear
er and her daughter, of Kansas, who
are guests at her home:
Miss Iva Fishel left Thursday for,
Ames, where she will enter. college
for another year.
Mrs. G. J. O'Meara and baby daugh-
ter spent several days of the past
week with relatives in Denison.
Mrs. M. A. Pearsall invited her Sun.
day school pupils to her home Tues
day evening, the object of the meeting
being to organize the class. Officers
were elected as follows: President,
Miss Bernice Jackson vice president,
Miss Mary. keairnes; secretary, Miss
Evelyn Wight, and treasurer, Lloyd
keairnes. Four new members were
taken into the class at this time, they
being Ward and Lloyd Keairnes and
Misses Mary and Ruby Keairnes. The
class chose for their colors, red and
white, and for their emblem the flag
and their motto AT the foot hills, |
climbing" The class now consists of
eleven boys and girls, namely: Helen
and Bernice Jackson, Eva Roy, Ruby
Rolls, Mary and Ruby Keairnes, Ev-