The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-05-14
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mOntnly gathering odIuIuoy
at the home of Ruth iRudd. AT the
beginning Of the afternoon; q short
business session was held. It was de-
cided, at this time to hold nome
made candy sale Saturday afternoon
OF this week in the Butterworth meat
market. Games and the like furnish
edt entertainment the remainder OF
the afternoon and at the close came
dainty .repast As yet it is unde-
cided as to where the nesting next
month will be held. ~
The August Messenbrink family
were down from Denison Sunday Wis
iting at the j. r. Griffin home.
Mrs. j. F. Rudd went to Carroll on
Sunday where She attended the grad
uation7 of her granddaughter, MISS
Geneva Lyman, after which she VIII
70 to Minneapolis for asvisit with her.
daughter, Mrs. Edith Chaaf.
On last Saturday, the Senior Ply
sizes class of the local school accom-
panied by their teacher, Miss Marie
Helsley, were intDenison where they
visited the cold storage plant and sew
eral other places in the interests OF
their work. ~ ..5
The Baptist people have decided to
hold their. mid-week prayer services
in the church. hereafter, instead OF at
the homesSof the members as has been
customary for sometime. The first
meeting to; this effect will be Thurs
dayaevening of this week.
Louis Dodge Of Chicago, was an oy-
er Sunday guest at the home OF MS
uncle, Chas. Smith and family.
m. u. .Breen, Mr.. and Mrs. Visitor
Keehner, accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. j. B. Wade, motored to Harlan
Friday. The latter who had been
spending several weeks here remain
ed at her home there while the others
returned that evning. a t
Mrs Clifford Purdy and daughter.
Violet, were over from Manning ana
spent the week end at the parental,
Jake Reeser home.
John Edwards. 5Jr.; had an operation
performed Monday at the home OF his
father. He is reported as getting
along. as well as can be expected.
Robert Rule was a passenger to
Denison Sunday evening.
ELIAS Edwards arrived the first OF
the week from Des Moines for a sew
eral weeks furlough with his people.
He has re-enlisted in the motorcycle
corps and expects to return the lore.
part OF June. Elias was among the
first of, our boys, to. enlist in the serv-
ice,s he, and his. brother Alfred who
returned several weeks ago, having
been together in the Rainbow dlVl-
sion. About two weeks ago, the for
mer arrived at Camp Uptno, N. 7. from
France.
Mrs. b. w. Busby, of Storm Lake,
arrived Monday being called here by
the serious illness of her sister-in-laW,
Mrs. Ed Riddle. ..,s.,
Mrs. Walter Cole. Mrs. James Clark,
and Misses Lulu Starkey and Jose
phine Stepanek motored to Denison on
Friday.
The Dan xReeser family were down
from Denison and spent the sabbath
day at the home Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs Jake Reeser.
Miss Lena Honz came Saturday from
Webster City for a, visit at the paren-
tai, Adolph Honz home returning on
Monday @
Irving and Dorothy Carbaugh were
passengers to Denison Saturday eve
ming. 55 ,z
Relatives here have received word
from Garland Scott stating that ne
had arrived in New York City from
France. While in the service, he was
quite seriously wounded, having Deen
confined in hospital for ten weeks.
After leaving there, he rejoined his
company. He states that he has been
compelled to enter a hospital again In
sew York City. His folks here are
awaiting further particulars from him.
Carl Nicholson is the owner OF
new Chandler car.
Mrs. r. r.. Lisk who gave up her
position as clerk in Herman's store
several weeks ago, was assisting at
her former position Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Origins and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dearduff, OF Dun
lap were Sabbath guests at the w. B.
Mcdonald home.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Lazerus and
children and her brother, Morris Reu-
ben, were in Omaha Sunday where
they visited with folks,
One day last week Mrs. Robert Dry.
den and sister, Mrs. j. w. Howorth,
were bitten by; a ravenous dog. Inc
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the latter on the hand. The dog has |
been killed and the head sent to Iowa
City for Inspection Meanwhile the
two ladies' are receiving medical at
tention and all sincerely hope that no
serious results will follow.
Orris Ahart, son Of John Ahart, ar
rived Saturday night from Hoboken,
N. Y, having received his discharge
from the navy, in, which service he en-
listed aboutsa year ago. He has made
five round trips across the pond, on
the steam ship, Tiviyes. His friends
are very glad to have him back again.
T. e. Allen and o. J. Judd have
purchased residence lots of Eugene
Crandall across the street on the west
side of the city park.
Mrs Chas,s Narramore and little son
were down from Denison Sunday WIS.,
iting at the home Of her parents, Mr..
end Mrs. Henry Roy.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Wilson enter
tanned his mother of Lincoln, Nebr.,
the latter part OF. the week. She also
visited her son, III. T. Wilson and fam
lily of Denison.
Misses Berenice Judd and Adelaide
Potter we're Sabbath guests at the
home -of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Helm, OF