The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-08-28
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6ir home In Maquoketa after
pleasant weeks visit at the home of
heir daughter and sister, Mrs. O. r.
Bentley and husband.
Mrn. Garfield Rule and son, OF Fort
Dodse, have been visiting at the home
6e her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. z. j..
I9S1lowell, and with other relatives
III the past week.
MI. and Mrs. Isaac Howorth and
children came down from Denison on
sunday to visit with relatives. ig
Williar1 Hansen was here from
SGxmp Dodge and made an over Sun,
.iay visit ut the parental, Claus Han
sen home, He has been confined to
4 hospital for several days as a result
IN in operation, but is considerably
better &c pres emit. This was his first
visit home since being called into the
service.
Miss Lucinda McHenry delightfully."-
entertained q number Of her Simpson
college friends at a week end house
party Those present were Ethel
Goodman, Of Rockford; Beulah Rae
buck Of Coon Rapids; Verna and
Grace voss, Of West Side; Lois Man
Ming, Of Dawson; Leona Williams, OF
Atlantic; Bernice and Ebba Claus, OF
Beaver; Marian Knight, of Woodbine,
and Grace Smith, of Pisgah. Misses
Mildred Butterworth, Anna Bell and
5Fancheon Wiley and Mrs. r. E. gLusk,
Ot this place., were also guests on this
occasion which, needless to say, was
most enjoyable one. The girls left
here for West Side for a short visit,
after which they will so to Lake View
tN1gpend a few days. p '4tlse
( Rev. "A. B. Adams, wife and daugh-
ter, Eva. were in Omaha the latter
part Of the week to meet her brother,
Cecil Graves. who, was stopping there
on his way to Colorado.
Mr.. anu Mrs Jack O'Brien motored
to Omaha and spent the Sabbath day
with relatives. !, Mrs. 70 Brien's sister,
Mrs. A w. Swanson, and two little
daughterss came back with them to
spend a lew days. ~,
& Mrs fiiliam Butterworth and
daughter. Esther, Of Allen, Neb., ar
Tyyeh Friday for a visit at the home
cR the formers sister, Mrs. Ed Rid
d1e, and other relatives; also to at
tend the Z. D. s. reunion.
MTA ]. w Cramer went to Bloom
iinld, Neb., Thursday for a visit of a
week OF ten days with her daughter,
Mrs. Fable Crandall, and family.
ID Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Rudd have re-
ceived word to the effect that their
son, Guild, had left Hoboken, N. j.,
for overseas duty Guild enlisted in
the signal service over year ago and
has received most of his training in a
cAmp It'll Texas.
frank Butterworth and family mo-
t6red from Woodbine Sunday for a
visit with relatives. They also at
tended the u. d. S. reunion.
sAd0lph Ahart was in Omaha a cou-
ple III days last week to see his broth
81, Julius, who is in the Methodist
hospital sas q result of a broken hip.
II Is reported that his injuries are not
10 bad ID was thought at first and he
II getting along very nicely now. This
rs indee4 good news to his family.
Miss Tancheon Wiley was hostess
t0 the Ealo Altos Saturday afternoon,
there being large attendance. Grace
Smith, of Pisgah; Marian knight, of
Bernice and Ebba Claus, of
Beaver; Leona Williams, of sAtlantic;
Lois Manning, Of Dawson; Vera and
Grace YOss, Of West Side; Beulah:
Haebuck, Aof Coon Rapids, and Ethel
Goodman. Of Rockford, were pleasant
gnests. a fine social time was enjoy
"a and :at the close of the day a dam
III and tempting luncheon was served.
Word came Sunday through letter
received from Asa Divine and Guy
Rockwell, who are in France, that
COrpa O. F. Reynolds was in a hos
pltal8as q result of having been shell
shocked. Guy had also been slightly
wounded but was able to write to his
folks. This occurred about the mid.
dIaa 0fs July.
Mrs. j ar. Pearsall and. son, Merrill,
left the fore part of the past week for
their home in Nebraska City after a
several weeks visit with relatives
ana friends.
Mrs. u w. Pearsall was in Deni-
son Monday having dental work done.
y Harry MI Queen, who recently ten
dered hts resignation as electrical en-
gfdeer at the local light plant, left
last week for Omaha, where he has
taken a similar position. AS yet no
one has been secured to take his
place. 4 @ s,s
Miss Gladys Turnlund came up from
Council Bluffs Sunday for visit at
tire home of her grandparents, Mr.. and
MIS- "A. II. Turnlund.
Il wesley Cramer was up from Dun
lap making an over Sunday visit at
hiio home here.
Ii Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Flaherty and chill
asiien were over from Charter Oak on
Sunday visiting at the Oscar Fienhold
home.
Victor Keehner, wife and son, Ber-
nSrfi, and daughter, lara, went over
t6 Harlan Sunday, where they are
visiting her mother, Mrs. J. B. Wade,
and attending the fair.
Nj. and Mrs. A. H. Cook and son,
Oliver, are entertaining her sister-in-
Inv, Mrs. G. A. Greene, of Rolfe, who
came Monday from Denison, where
slsa had spent q few days with rela-
tiIes.
Mrs ID. j. Butler, of Arion, was a
bffef visitor in town Monday. She
~ ON her way to Hastings, Neb., to
SEQ her daughter, Mrs. Nelson Collier,
ana also to become acquainted with
her nSwsgrandson. Mrs Collier and
the baby are being cared for in hos
5pifkl there Dow City friends extend
c0dGratulAt ions.
Z Fs. O, j. Judd and little daughter,
OffneIia, fspent couple Of days the
NIT of the week in Omaha and Coun-