The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-01-02

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Mrs. l.. e. Mcbride and daughter
|Virgene. returned to their home in Lo
gan Thursday after a pleasant visit 0
several days. at the G. NJ. Brake home
Miss Flora Virgins was up from
WoOdbine last week and spent Christ
mas day with her folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson and daughter
Leone. of Fremont. Neb., have beer
spending the past week here with theil
son and brother. A. w. Wilson, ant
family and also at the Fl. T. Wilson
home in Denison.
Mrs Ed Ahart was in Dunlap Thurs
day having dental work done.
Warren Ettleman has recovered from
the smallpox and the family has been
released from quarantine; also the
home of Mrs. LESSEE HOworth. her son
Daniel. having just recovered from the
same disease.
| Mrs. Herman Lazerus and children
were passengers to Omaha Thursday
for several days visit with her par
ents.
| A. V. Munsen, the electrician, enter
tanned his wife and baby. who came
up from Omaha Wednesday. remaining
until Thursday afternoon. We are told
that he has rented a house and will
move his family here soon.
| N. R. Wilder and wife entertained
their son, Morris, and wife. of Sioux
City. last week.
Miss Alice Greder was among the
visitors at the county capital Thurs
day.
Jno. H. D. Gray, editor OF the Re-
view farm department, was a pleasant
caller in town Friday.
Miss Gladys Hearst was passenger
from Missouri Valley Friday for visit
at the Lehi Clothier home
Lieut. Floyd Sharp and Privates
John Bahr. Ralph Mckee and Merrill
Sharp left the latter part Of the week
on their return to Camp Dodge after a
several days furlough spent with their
people here.
Miss Vera Williamson was pas
senger to Carroll Friday, where she
spent couple of days with friends.
George Sharp and John Mathys
were callers at the county seat Friday.
The Charley Bray family were quar-
antined last week for smallpox.
Mrs. Jane Wood returned Friday
from Denison, where she had spent
the greater part of the week at the
home of her granddaughter, Mrs. Fred
Northam, and family
r. B. Smith. of Woodbine, was a Wis
itor here last Friday.
Mrs. w. f. Fishel and daughter
Iva, spent few days the past week
with their son and brother, H. B. FISH
81, and family in Denison.
Marie Rudd went to Des Moines Fri
day for an over Sunday visit with
friends at Camp Dodge.
Miss Irene Smith spent Wednesday
night with friends in Manila.
Miss Vera Williamson has accepted
a position in the Bell telephone Office
| in Omaha and expects to leave this
week to assume her duties there.
Morris Griffin and wife were among
1.-The callers at the county capital Fri
day. ...-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Riddle went to
Greenwood. Neb., last week for visit
at the home OF her sister. Mrs. Ed
Butts. and husband. Mr.. and Mrs.
Butts we're residents here for many
years prior to moving to Nebraska
several years ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Rid
die returned Friday
r. F.. Adams, of Logan, was bust.
ness visitor in town Friday.
Miss Kathleen Luke. who is visiting
here from Indianola, returned Friday
morning from a short visit with Wood
bine friends.
| Steve Hammock has given up his
position as night engineer at the cleo,
trio plant and Frank Glassburner has
taken his place.
| The Charlie Bell family. who had
been living on the Ed Ahart farm east
of town for several years. have moved
onto the Frank O'Meara farm which
was recently vacated by the Arch
Wight family. Lloyd Crandall has
rented the Ahart place for the com
ing year and the family will move there
at an early date.
| w. E. Sharp is reported to be very
i'll. having been belfast for the past
week. He is being cared for at the
home of his sister. Mrs. A. +. Aleman.
Mrs. w. H. Rule returned Saturday
from several days visit in Council
| Bluffs at the homes of her sons, Fred
and Howard. Her son, Garfield, who
was also visiting there, returned with
his mother and spent short time
here before going to his home in FIT.
Dodge.
Jim Scott and daughter. Nosalla,
were business visitors in Carroll Sat
rday. They also visited with relatives
while there. sr
Ralph, the little son OF Dan Schu-
make and wife, who sustained badly
crushed foot some time ago. is still
quite lame from the effects of the in,
jury.
Nathan Hahn came home Saturday
morning, having been given several
days furlough. This is his first visit
here since enlisting some time ago,
since which time he has been at the
Great Lakes naval training camp near
Chicago.
ALI Hansen was visitor in Manila
Wednesday night.
Mrs. o. J. Judd and daughters. Hazel
and Ruth were in Omaha one day last
week shopping and also visiting rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Schumatke and
two children were in Denison Friday
on business mission.
George Cornelius. accompanied by
his wife, went to Sioux City one day
last week. where the latter had seIi-
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