The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-01-15

Miss Nell Scott, of Carlisle, Wash,
and her sister, Mrs. P. J. Hallowell,
and daughter, Jane.
| John Coburn was down from Deni-
son visiting relatives Wednesday.
Nathan Hahn returned Tuesday
from a ten days visit at the home of
his sister, Mrs. J. H. Pearsall, and
family in Nebraska City.
M. G. Virgins was visitor at the
county capital on Tuesday of the past
week.
Mrs. r. e. Lusk was passenger to
Omaha Wednesday, where she went
to consult an optical specialist, in re-
gard to her eyes which have been
troubling her of late. Her mother &C
Icompanied her as far as Logan and
spent few days at the l. E. Mcbride
home.
Eugene Crandall, L. A. Wore and
son, Charles, and Thomas Michaelsen
were in Omaha Wednesday, to which
place they accompanied stock to mar
ket - rs . d
Alfred Hansen was up from Fort
Omaha on several days furlough the
past week. He also visited at the
home of his brother, Carl, in Denison.
The Red Cross inspection commit
tee met Wednesday afternoon in the
sewing room of the school house to
inspect the goods that are left. 1t
was eound that there were twenty-five
pajama suits still on hand, four of
which were not made up. These four
were completed by the ladies that af-
,ternoon. The outing flannel which
was left over was offered for sale and
the goods not sold will be made into
childrens garments and presented to
the orphans home in Omaha if there
is need for them there. The Red
Cross has received word from head
quarters requesting that the yarn
Iers, mufflers, etc. The pajama suits
have been shipped to Chicago.
Marion Hatfield has recently re-
ceived his discharge from the army.
Mrs. Hatfield has been teaching while
he was away and she and her hus-
band will remain at the parental, D.
f. Bryan, home until she finishes her
term of school, after which they will
begin housekeeping.
Carl Hansen was down from Deni.
son Wednesday and made brief Wis.
it with relatives. 49,.
Zeph Fienhold, of Paradise town
ship, has purchased the fine residence
property of the late Miss Barbara
Scott in the west part of town for a
consideration of $500. The family
are to occupy the place soon when Mr.
Fienhold will take over the manage
ment of the Fienhold garage here to
succeed his brother, Oscar, who has
decided to return to the farm.
Arch Laird, has accepted employ
ment in the Harry Huntington res
taurant. M. J. Breen, who held the
position when Victor Keehner con-
Quoted this place of business, has Civ
en- up the work.
Mott McHenry was a county seat
business visitor Wednesday. Mr.. Nc
Henry is making arrangements to To-
cate in Denison and will move his
family to that place March 1st. The
McHenry~ family have been residents
OF this vicinity for many years and it
is with the keenest regret that their
fyiendss look forward to their removal
from here. Mr.. McHenry recently
sold his farm to John Ahart. The lat
ter's son, Jay, and wife are to occupy
the same.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Has
kins will be interested to learn that
they have moved to Arion where he
is now working at his trade of barber.
John Weiss. w. w. Clark, Elmer
Riddle and Victor ~Keehner were bust
ness visitors in Denison one day last
week.
H. 3. Fishel was down from Deni-
son Wednesday and made brief visit
with his people here.
Henry Shotz, brother-in-law of
Mrs. j. w. Cramer, was passenger
from Omaha Wednesday to spend a
few days at the Cramer home, re-
turning Monday Lee Cramer accom-
panied him for short sojourn.
Lawrence Mckay, of Mt. Vernon,
was a recent visitor at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. w. T. Rink. He is a
college chum of their son, Charlie.
The w. C. r. U. held their regular