The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-09
EDITED BY MISS GOLDA HONZ

Idully, WI. anu -4Nlo' virgil puttcI'
worth, Mrs. l.. M ;Bair and Mrs. Hub
bell, of Denison, were represented at
the Fourth of July celebration here.
MIR. and Mrs. Pat! lMcCord returned
to their home in Malvern Thursday
after a several days visit at the Sam
Brasel home. s>r.-g,.
| Jay Divine was an Omaha visitor
last Tuesday.
Miss Elizabeth Ahart was passen,
ger from Omaha Friday and made a
week end visit at the parental, Geo.
Ahart, home east of town. Miss Ahart
has been employed in Omaha for some
time past. AL So. ~ "a
Miss blanche Cole took herr leave
the latter part of the week tor Dell
Rapids S. D., to join, her mother in
visiting the j. n. Rollins and Frank
mitchell families, after which she
goes to Cedar Falls TO attend six
weeks summer, school. ....@,-%
Mrs. Ed Erler was down from Deni.
son several days last week, guest OF
Mrs. M. A. Henry. ~
Aunt Mary McHenry, who recently
made a visit among relatives and
friends in this vicinity, has gone to
Douglas, Wyo., for an extended visit
with her sister, Mrs. Tom Bruner.
On Sunday, July 9th, at the, close
of the morning service at the Metho-
dist church an election of lay dele-
gates to the annual conference to be
held at Des Moines in September will
Itake place. -
Mrs. John Smith returned to her
home in Clarke. S. D., after weeks
soiourn here, where she had beep call
ed by the death of her father DR.. j.
F. Potter. " 81
John Coburn was apassenger from
|Denison Wednesday, and spent few
days at the home of his son, Wlll, anu
family who reside on the Howortn
ranch. z. s.,, ,e.
Miss Gladys Turnlund came up from
Council Bluffs last week, for visit al
the home of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. p. Turnldnd. t
|, Mrs. Lloyd Wells and little daugh-
ter, Cleo and the Misses Jennie Cram
err and Bessie Baber, accompanied by
Miss Lena Molvertonss cf Vail went TO
Dunlap Thursday, wheresthey visited
at the Will Aldrich home, remaining
to spend the Fourth.
William 1Honz went down to Dunlap
Monday morning to relieve Agent
Holland at the Central depot for a few
days. IT, IT
Misses Mary Riddle and Mae Hous-
ton came up from Omaha to help the
home town celebrate the Fourth, They
returned Sunday. -
Lloyd Crandall came up from the
Bluffs the fore part Of last week to
spend few days with his wife and
two Children who are making sew
eral weeks visit at the home of her
mother, Mrs. J. P. Goodman.
DR.. Bryce Binnall returned to Pier
son Thursday after having spent few
days here with the home folks. Miss
Fancheon Wiley accompanied him ana
returned Sunday.
Mrs. Gideon Wright has been en-
joying visit the past week from her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Steftin.: OF Ma
nilla.
Frank Crawford, OF Sioux City, was
in town last week making visit with
his sister, Mrs. jim Baber, and family.
Alfred Edwards was passenger to
Council Bluffs Friday afternoon.
On Sunday, July 9th, Mrs. Elizabeth
Ahart, who makes her home with her
daughter, Mrs. J. w. Stepanek. passed
the 82d milestone Of her life ana as
"a testimonial of respect all OF the
children gathered to take dinner with
her. Those participating On the cour'
tesy were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ahart.
Mr., and Mrs John Ahart, George
Ahart and wife, chas. Smith and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Stepanek and iEd
Ahart. The latters wife being out OF
town on a visit she was unable to be
present. This reunion of the family
was greatly enjoyed by each one, Dut
by none more so than the guest OF hon
or. The family picture was taken al
this time. Considering one OF her ad'
vanced age, Mrs. Ahart enjoys un'
usually good health and that she may
thus live to pass many more happy
birthday anniversaries Is the sentl'
ment Of the community.
A. H. Adams, wife and three chill
dren arrived Sunday morning from
Minneapolis for a visit with their rel
atives, the B. M. McElwain family. lMr
Adams holds a position as tram dis
patcher for the Milwaukee: g..
On Sunday morning, July 10th, al
the hour of the regular preaching ser
vice at the Methodist church the Wo
mans Foreign Missionary society will
lhold it's annual thank offering service
Rev. w. T.. Rink will be the speaker
for this occasion. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Moorhead were
up from Omaha the past week visiting
at the John Ahart home, I wt31'
| AT and Leo Oster were up from Oma
ha the Fourth and made brief visit
with their cousin, DR.. J. A. Brill, and
wife.
Private Chas. Allow. Of Fort Des
Moines, was in Dow City to spend the
Fourth with his friend, Private Jerry
Brink. The boys made the acqhaint
ance of one another in hospital ir
New York after their return from ov
erseas. A notable coincidence exists
between them, in that both suffered
the loss OF their right limb in the bat
tie of Argonne Forest. Mr.. Allow
was guest of the. Brink family over
the week end, returning to Des Moines
Sunday. His parents live in Ohio.
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