The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-05-28

I turn to the leader. The object OF the
plan is, to promote a greater interest
in the Work of the society. The next
meeting, June 18th, will be held with
Mrs. A. B. Adams at Scranton, the
ladies having accepted an invitation
from her some time ago. The trip
is expected to be made overland and
the event is being anticipated with
much pleasure Mrs. Frank Glass
burner has been chosen as leader for
this OCCASION
Martin Wieland and wife are enter
tanning a pair of twins,fa son and a
daughter, born to them on Saturday,
May 25th.
Mrs. J. H. Killion returned home
the fore part of the past week from
the hospital in Omaha where she had
spent eight weeks receiving medical
aid for her eyes. While there she had
two operations performed on her right
eye and her friends will be very glad
to note that she is now getting along
nicely.
Miss Ruth Beatty was passenger
from Omaha Saturday evening for an
over Sunday visit at the F. c. Howorth
home
J. w. Cramer is having his house
raised for new foundation and will
also have new porches erected on the
residence.
| Herman Logsdon was here from
Ames Friday and visited at the home
of his daughter. Mrs Frank Glass
burner, and family.
| Ralph Binnall went to Pierson Sat-
urday to spend. few days with his
| The William and Ralph Roy famil-
| les, Mrs. Chas. Narramore and little
son and Mrs. John Miller and son,
Lewis, were down from Denison last
"Wednesday in attendance at the class
play in which their sister, Miss Eva
Roy. had part.
Miss Mary Showers, who has been
attending school in Denison, returned
Friday for the summer vacation.
Frank Glassburner is improving his,
residence by the erection of new
back porch and fuel room.
Mrs. Claus Hansen, who had been
spending several months with her son
Carl, and family in Denison, has re-
turned again to her home in Dow City.
Mrs William Butterworth and
daughter, Elsie, returned last week
to their home in Allen, Neb., after hav-
I ing spent a week here on account of
the illness and death of the formers
sister, Mrs. Edmund Riddle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Northam and
two children were down from Denison,
Thursday making short visit with,
relatives.
Virgil ButterWOrth was down from
Denison Thursday evening to attend
the graduation of his brother, Her
bert.
Mrs. IS. u. Baber was among the
county seat callers Saturday.
Mrs. IS. j. Farlowe took her depart
ure Saturday for her home in Desi
Moines after having spent the week
here at the parental, Robert Docherty,
home.
During the past week our vicinity
has had the pleasure of greeting an
other one of its returned soldiers in
the person of Pvt Garland Scott, son
of James Scott, residing north of
town. The former was indicted into
the army some fifteen months ago and
saw considerable service abroad, dur
ing which time he was quite badly
wounded. He has been confined in
hospital nine weeks and his friends
are very glad to learn that he is now
recovering nicely. After a few days
visit here he left the fore part of the
week for Camp Sheridan, Chicago,
where he expects to receive his final
discharge.
Miss Pegg Grunett, of Newuln,
MINI has hapn q nlaa cant uunct al
the ISophus Hansen home the past
week.
Roy, the II year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. w. Tech, mysteriously disap-
peared from home last week and as
yet no trace Of his whereabouts has
been found No cause whatever is
known for this act and the parents
are greatly concerned over the matters:
Saturday morning, May 18th, the lad
drew ten dollars from his bank ac-
count and, left shortly for Denison. He
was seen to board the westbound train
at Denison that afternoon, but SEEM
|.ingly went on through Dow City All
hope he will soon return home again.
Miss Fannie PETIT spent couple OF
days the past week in Omaha, where
she visited her brother, Fred, who is
employed there.
Jay Ahart and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of a baby son, born
on Wednesday, May 21st.
We are very glad to report Oscar
Fienhold as showing considerable i'm
provement after serious attack of