The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-06-26
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81 home OF Rev. c. w. Brewer and wife
The latter is a sister of Mrs. Adams.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary so
ciety will hold their annual thank of
fSflnE service next Sunday morning
4 1t the Methodist church. Miss Mamie
0lassburner, OF Woodbine, returned
miasionary from China, has been Sc
cured to give the address on this oc
c6Sion.
g. u Caswell, editor of the Denison
y Bulletin, was a brief visitor in town
Thursday on his way to Omaha to at
tend AN editorial convention.
Mrs e. w. Trip, of Arion, was a
Low City caller Saturday between
trains.
Mrs. J. "A. Brill very pleasantly en-.
terta:ned number of guests at all
elegant dinner Tuesday evening COM
plimentary to r. E. Lusk, who is
y leaving this week to join the colors.
Little Donald Edwards, who has been
4 10 Ill for some time, had an operation
performed Saturday afternoon for a
gathering in his knee, this having
II been caused from a case of measles.
The child Is certainly having his share
Of suffering and it is sincerely hoped
that now he will make rapid recov-
Jim Turner was in Omaha Thursday,
where he accompanied a shipment of
stock to market.
Mrs. Kresselmeyer and son, Merrill,
were down from Arion Saturday visit
ilaK her daughters, Misses Alma and
Il Nae Edwards.
Mrs. b. G. Lyman and daughter, &C.
neya. and little Frances Clark were
passengers from Carroll Saturday for
III over Sunday visit at the j. F. Rudd
a hnI1na. ,,.-
y. Brown went to Onawa Satur-
dry on q fishing expedition at Blue
Lake, returning Sunday night.
Private Cecil Edwards, the son of
+ Nj. and Mrs. Wallace Edwards. is ex-
pected home this week from Deming,
! N. NJ, for visit.
Fred Jackson was down from Deni-
b son Saturday visiting at the home of
His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jack
son, and also with his brother, A. l..
jackson, and family.
The William Walters family. who
have been staying at the home of Mrs.
All. Harper since their residence was
destroyed by lightning several weeks
ago, went out to their home Saturday.
They have had the granary fixed up
to live in until the house Mr.. Walters
recently purchased is moved from the
4 former Joe Ahart place.
Frank Thompson went over to Buck
Grove Monday, where he is spending
the week with the James Baber fam
nv. who moved to that place from here
this week
The monthly union prayer meeting
OF the Baptist and Methodist churches
viii be held on Thursday evening OF
this week at the Methodist church.
Rev. G. A. Barker, the Baptist pastor,
VIII have charge of the service.
Mrs. L. c. Kessler and daughter, re-
turned to their home in Omaha Satur-
day after pleasant visit of several
-days Ut the home of the formers Sis
ter. Mrs. j. w. Patton, and family.
Il canning club has been organized
Mere among the girls of the public
school with Miss Martha Weiss, OF
sDenfson, as leader. A garden club has
slso been organized among the boys |
ana Prof. o. r. Bentley will have this
III charge. Mr.. Bentley will also give
manual training in connection. Both
clubs will meet at the school house ev-
ery two weeks on Wednesday after
noon. The first meeting was held last
week. At present very much interest
III being shown in these organizations
ana It is hoped that more will see tit
tSj 3Oin as much benefit can be derived
from them.
r. II. Baber returned Saturday from
q visit at the home of his son, Il. II.
Baber, and family at Anthem.
Joe Seimer. who has been assisting
Jim Clark with his farm work, and
John Seimer, who has been employed
On the farm of his brother, Henry, have
been called to report for military duty
at Camp Dodge on Thursday of this
week.
Miss Lena Honz, who has been en-
pI0yAd as typesetter in the lnformer
once for the past three years, has
reSlkned. Miss Ruby Baber has been
81 cured to act as reporter and began
fef duties Monday.
Ward Towne is having new resi-
dehce erected on his farm several
miles east of town, which is to be &C.
cuped BY his hired help.
Nate Hahn was passenger to Den-
iaOn Saturday for an over Sunday Wis
Il at the home of his sister, Mrs. Moftitt
II. e. Adams, of Logan, was in town
Friday and Saturday on business.
Mrs. R. E. Lusk is having weeks
EN1GaIlOu. from HeI uul1eo do Cioih ia
Herlman's store.
Mrs. Carl Nicholson and daughter,
I Inez; were Denison visitors Saturday.
The infant twin daughters of Mr.
i Ind Mrs. Albert Miller have been quite
tick the past week, but are reported as
being some better at present.
MI. and Mrs. A. L. Brown have sold
their piano to the Gus Fredericksen
family. Mr.. Brown is also disposing of
his jewelry stock. The Brown family
are preparing to leave soon for Cali
/ 40rnia where they will make their fu-
ture home.
Ora McElwain, the Charter Oak tel
onhone manager, has been secured to
attend to the work here in place of
III e. Lusk until someone else can be
Gecured.
Henry Vollersen, who has been the
aeddcient assistant cashier in the Farm
6fSs State bank, has been spending the
past week at his parental home in
Hehison and left Monday for TT. Logan,
Colo, to enter an officers training
school.
frhnvnoc M,Insav was among tha Wis |