The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-13


named place to be cared for. Mrs
Grant has been i'll since last October
with complications resulting from g
case of the flu, having been bedfas1
the greater portion of the time since
All are very sorry indeed to learn Of
her condition and we sincerely hope
we may soon be able to give more
encouraging report. Her sister, Mrs
Lottie Sanders, of Charter Oak, ac'
companied her to FIT. Dodge.
w. w. Clark, residing west of town
has sold his farm to John Remmes, OF
Dunlap, who is to have possession Of
the same March LIST. The farm con
sists of 24O acres and sold for $3.50
per acre. We have not learned as tic
where the Clark family will make
their future home, but all hope they
will remain in our vicinity
4. X. Coleman, wife and children,
with Glenn Coleman, son Of Mrs. Fred
Coleman, left Saturday overland on q
trip to South Dakota, where they are
enjoying a couple of weeks visit. The
Clay Killion family. of Charter Oak.
accompanied them.
Private Jerry Brink has returned
home from TT. 5,Des Moines, having re-
ceived his final discharge. He is now
walking without clutches, using an ar
tificial limb instead. Jerry is think
ing some of entering soldiers train
ing school for business course and
if these plans materialize he will go
to Ames to take the course.
julius Ahart and wife left last week
for Fordland, Mo-, where they are
making visit with the latter's folks
Robert Rule and his sisters, Mar
garet and Jessie, accompanied by Mrs.
G. M. Goddard and son, George, and
Misses Nellie Rule and Ellen Goddard,
were visiting in Denison Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Zfbe Nurse and little
daughter, Ruth, were pleasant visitors
at the Orwie Boham home Sunday from
Dunlap.
Homer Wiley has returned here from
d visit With relatives in Corning and
has also been spending some time re-
Gently with the McHenry boys at Wall
Lake.
Isaac Gardener, wife and daughter,
Dorothy, of Topeka, Kans., were ar
rivals the first of the week for visit
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. A. Wore and with other rela-
tives.
DR.. j. A. Brill is suffering at present
with badly sprained ankle, the re-
suit of his being tripped Sunday while
playing ball.
B. F. Judd took his departure Tues.
day for Omaha following ten days
visit at the home of his son, o. j. Judd,
and family. He expects to leave soon
for Louisiana.
Ernest Thomas and Chas. Heavdr-
land left Saturday in their car on their
return trip to Clarek, s. d., after q
visit with Mrs. Thomas parents, Mr..
and Mrs Sam Fox, at Arion and at the
Chas. Smith home here. Their ,fanil-
les remained for a more extended visit
and will return home by rail. Chas.
Met hesney, of Glen Ellen, Ill, who
has also been visiting at the Smith
home, accompanied them as far as
Sioux City, where he will spend some
time.
James Clark and Mrs. ]. w. Stepan-
ed and daughter, Josephine, were in
Denison Thursday.
Leslie Helm and wife were up from
Dunlap Sunday calling on friends.
Miss Ba1bina Potter returned home
from Cedar Falls, having
a several weeks course at
the Iowa Teachers college there.
Merton Thomas arrived last week
from Newark, Della, on a vacation trip
Of some two weeks, and is visiting at
the parental, E. l., Thomas, home. He
holds position as supervisor of
stock farm at that place.
Sunday evening a company of young
people enjoyed q picnic dinner in the
Enos Cross park just southwest Of
town. Those participating in the pleas
ures of the occasion were Misses Bal
bina Potter. Fancheon Wiley, Anna
Bell, Ruth Swasey, Adelaide Potter,
Berenice Judd and Lois Manning, the
latter from Plover, and Cyril Saun-
ders, Of Manila, Bryce Binnall, Of
Pierson, Leo Schwartz, Jack O'Banion
and Richard Helm, of Dunlap, Elmer
Malone, of Charter Oak, and Harold
Tinker, of Dunlap. The ideal picnic
weather and the natural beauty of the
park at it's best at this season OF the
year provided the essentials for most
delightful occasion.
John Ahart shipped five car loads
of hogs to Chicago Monday night and
one car to the Omaha market. Eugene
Crandall made a shipment of two cars
Of cattle. to Chicago the same night.
The F. c. Buss family motored over
to Ute Sunday and visited relatives.
Sunday MI. and Mrs. E. L. Thomas
enjoyed the pleasure of having all of
their children at home with them for