The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-11
car load of hogs to Omaha Thursday

car load of hogs to Omaha Thursday
night.
Messrs. ]. Berka Geo. Ratliff, Wayne
Reynolds, Mrs. P. M. Dodge and Miss
Eta Reynolds attended the movie IN
Denison Thursday night.
Mrs. VIM. Mari departed Friday tol
Lake Bluff, ILL.,, for few days visit
with her husband, who is signal fore
man at that place with headquarters
at Chicago.
Mrs. Adolf Harder of Denison, Wis.
tied her friend, Mrs. Mary Suhr Wed
nesday.
Lucine Langworthy Of Boone, stop
ped here on his way to Winner S. Oak.
| for a visit with his brother, Gerald,
and family.
Marion Porter and family, who have
been visiting at the N. Lund home, de-
parted Monday morning for Dakota,
| la. The Porter family are moving
from Danbury to the latter place.
| Mrs. Gladys PETIT has accepted a po'
sition with the Herman store at Dow
City and began work there this week.
Grandma Roberts of Manning, came
Wednesday to be present at the home
coming of her grandson, Curtis Key
nolds from France.
Miss Irene Welch of Denison, was a
pleasant caller here Sunday. We are
glad to know she will teach in our
new" school again next year.
Mesdames N. Lee Jay Kevan, j. Lee
and Sergt. Ira Lee have returned from
their trip to Spirit Lake
Mrs. p. NJ Dodge is busy packing
their household goods preparatory to
moving to their new home in Manning
Evelyn Stienhagen was in Dunlap
between trains Wednesday. '%
The G. e. society met with Rev.
Iona Brosius Tuesday evening.
Fred MARI went to Sac City Monday.
s Mr.. Henry, Christ and son, Isaac
formerly of this vicinity, but now OF
washington Springs, S. OAK, visited
old friends here Wednesday evening.
Mr. Christ has become an extensive
land owner. He now owns some six
teen hundred acres of fine South Da
kota land He always comes to Iowa
for, pure bred stock, and he and his
son attended sale near Manila this
week where they purchased a $4,000
cow They report splendid prospects
for crops and plenty of rain for Dako
ia. F.
Ed Dorsey arrived home from Roch
ester, Mimi, Tuesday, where he had
been to consult the Mayo Bros, in re
gard to his health, which has caused
him much concern for the past year
An X-Ray. examination located the
trouble in his teeth, which he is now
having extracted and we trust he will
soon regain his usual good health.
Little Catherine Juanita Bell of Dow
City, visited at the home of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Butler on
Thursday and Friday. ..-
Mrs. Sam. Fox is in receipt of card
from New York telling her of the safe
arrival OF Walter Lingard from France
Mrs. Oscar Goodrich Of Denison
came Friday for a few days visit with
relatives. ! u>Dl! rtt '5;n&1% FL.
! The Red. Cross si1ippeds}t wo large
boxes of clothing andsishoes flor the
Armenian Relief to Des MONIES Sat
urday. Another shipment will be sent
ins.two weeks: 80 Please bring in what
you have for this good cause and leave
it at the post office. ~,
Miss Gladys Butler Of Manila, was
in town between trains sFriday.,sze,.
Mrs. Earl Trip ands children re
turned from Wessingt6n Springs, IS
OAK, Saturday, after a two%weeks
pleasant visit at the parental, S. Ster
rett home. Miss Pearl Trip who has
been with her grandmother in Dakota
for the Rasttwo years, returned home
with them. ~ l#SM &s& "a
n TheSEeo. zArgot sihger family are re
joicingS pverSthe news received today
Of the safe arrival OF Harry Argotsing
er from overseas. The word comes
from New York city and will prob
ably reach home next week.
Say, talking so much about the sol