The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-10
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callers here Tuesday evening. The
A. l.. Bell family together with Miss
Stella Riddle and B Houston left or
Wednesday morning overland for Lin
coin where they will enjoy few days
at the big fair. Chas. Bell left the
same day Fer points in Colorado. II
he likes the country, he may buy and
move his family there.
John and James Stageman returned
to their home in Persia the first of
the week after a pleasant visit at the
Geo Argotsinger home.
Mrs. Catherine Henry, Mrs. J. w.
Butler and Donna, spent several days
at the A. l.. Bell home looking after
things while the folks were at the
Nebraska fair. ,'rrD
Mr. and Mrs A.. D., Winey, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. d. Newton Of Deloit, Mrs.
Scott Sterret, of Grow Lake, S Oak,
and Mr. West Newton of Oregon, were
pleasant callers at the Earl Trip
home Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Jay Kevan entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. P. w. Harding of Denison at
Sunday dinner. - =
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence WEIGH and
children formerly of Arion, but now OF
Scranton. were here from Tuesday
until "Wednesday. We are informed
that Mr.. Welch sold his property in
east Arion to Mr.. Gerald Langworthy.
Mesdames w. r. Kevan and o. L
Harden were visitors at the Jay Ke-
van home Tuesday. Tho ladies have
just returned from pleasant sojourn
at Twin Falls, Idaho. Mrs. Kevan,
who lives in the vicinity of Charter
Oak, will move to Idaho in the near
future.
Kenneth Reynolds gave his folks
the scare of their lives Thursday eve
ming, when he failed. to show up at
bedtime. A searching party secured
the town but to no avail. Finally his
father went upstair5 One of the.
chamber doors was locked, and as
there was no response to loud rapping
and calling, the door was forced open
and there was little Kenneth sleeping
the sleep of the just. When asked
why. he locked himself ill.,, he said
that the kids" made him be sit" all
the time in the game Of hide:and-seek
so he just hid on 'em. How many of
us like Kenneth would like to hide
away because we are made to be at"
all the time, especially in the ever
lasting grind CT dish washing, 1902
times each year and then some
Miss Mary Talcott Of Lincoln Wis.
tied her aunt, Miss Gertrude, Talcott
from "wednesday until Saturday. Mr.
and Mrs. l.. G. Butler and daughters,
Dorothy and Gertrude Talcott, &C.
companied Miss Talcott to Denison,
where she took the train for home.
Henry Hanson left for Dakota on
on business trip.
Fired Anderson of Fort Dodge and
Mrs. Henry Befensen and children,
Of Charter Oak, were Sunday visitors
at the parental, H. Anderson home.
Mrs. c. N. Rose and son were in
Dow City Wednesday afternoon to
a physician concerning the
boys health which has been poorly.
Mn. and Nlrst John Meeves and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Nelson,
and daughter, Grace, Miss May Davis
and Fred Suhr, were among those
who attended the big homecoming at
ochleswig Thursday.
we are sorry to report that Mrs.
Henry Anderson, who has been ill for
a long time, suffering from dropsy
and complications of diseases, does
not improve as we would like to see
Ter. Her immediate family have
been with her for the past week. Her
many friends wish her speedy re-
;overy.
Mrs. Bert PETERS enjoyed an over
sunday visit with her son, Elvy and
'amily in Missouri Valley.
Mrs. John Stephenson and dauyh-
Ter, Marc, were Denison shoppers on
Saturday. Miss Stephenson went on
to Dunlap for short visit with rela-
ives, returning Sunday evening.
Wayne Reynolds was a Dunlap Wis
tor between trains Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kepford motored
70 Ida Grove Saturday for a visit
Si!,, their cir, friends s.. Mr.. and Mrs. chas.
Mrs. O. A. Anderson and children
went to Audubon Friday to visit her
the children remaining for
IN extended visit. Mrs. Anderson re.
;urned Monday.
Mrs. Nick Lund and baby, who have
enjoyed a two weeks visit with rela.
ives in Clinton and Humbolt, return.
I'd Thursday, both looking and feeling
he better for their vacations.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Trip enjoyed
! pleasant day at the John Coon home
his week. .t@'
Rev. Iona ,Brosius returned from
delightful vacation spent with friends
n st. Paul, Mimi, and Gait, la. We
lava missed her from our midst and
ire glad to have her with us again.
Burrell Holiday and aunt, Mrs.
3utler, motored to Charter Oak Sun.
lay and spent the day with Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Holiday.
Mrs. John Murphy of Sioux Falls,
). Oak, was a pleasant caller here
me day this week. Her sister, Mrs.
lizzie Huffman and son, George, met
Ter here with their car, and took her
lone with them for a visit
Chas. Butler, Mesdames Edward
3each and Mary Butler, autoed to
)enison Thursday and spent pleas-'