The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-13
this. week Mrs. L., Galland, of Sioux

tHls week, MIS-. -. u"ioANu' " eAo"'>>
Lefty. ~ @ii -
Mesdames E. Winters and P. M.
Dodge were called here from Manning
the first of the week on account OF the
serious illness of their mother, Mrs.
Melvina Roberts We are glad to re-
port the good lady much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Lockmiller and
daughters, of Vail, were pleasantly en-
tertained at the John Blackman home
on Thursday. Miss Abbies remained
for an over Sunday visit with her cous-
in, Miss Ruth Smith. I., !
Will Healey, the. piano man from
Charter Oak was a pleasant caller
here Wednesday. a2g ~ !. :.
Mrs. Allen Dodge and baby visited
the home folks at Ute several days
this week. -.
Mrs. w. O. Mari and daughter, Mar
lie. left the first of the week for an ex-
tended visit with relatives in Morning.
side. They will also spend few days
with Mr.. MARI, who is now stationed
at Cedar Rapids. III, \ ga,:.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Graul of Dow City, ac-
companied by Mrs. Melvin Graul of
.CIllCdSO, spent Gal CAJoJ~pAS ''ouAAN"'
here with relatives.
7 lIrs. L. Galland and sister, Evelyn
Steinhagen, are enjoying a vacation
at the Frank Mari home In the vicin-
ity Of Kenwood. N4t r., -
The Misses Ivy and EDNA Warren. OF
Mapleton were Arion visitors Satpr-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Claud, and Ger
trude were in Dunlap on business on
Friday last. a
Mrs. VIM. Furne and children are
enjoying a few days in the country
at the home Of her sister, Mrs. Jay
Keya1: II II fasi {
I Mr.. and Mrs. j., A. Lewis and fam
lily Of Manning, were pleasant visitors
at the, j "a. Rule home. I'll ts.S
e. D. Thomas departed for Croker,
S. Oak, Saturday, his family remain
ing and will visit relatives here tor
several weeks
& Mrs. Bert PETERS arrived home on
Monday after a delightful, 10 days,
visit with relatives. in Sioux City and
Chatter Oak II. fs3,F 4.e. isfvs 4sG
Messrs. Chas. Butler and j A. Rule
were in Dow City on business satur-
day ere. Fang s.sFsai;, l,;tt;sE,gg 91,y ~
Mrs. John Turnlund came from
Cherokee the last of the week to see
her mother. Mrs. Artie Wingrove and
to take the, children who have spent,
the summer with their grandmother,
home, IN ,,ss4tl. n ;sy.:s ltr. II.
Mrs. Geo, Igou ACCOMPANIED by her
cousin, Mrs, tombstone OF Chicago,
were .Arion, callers on Saturday after
noon ss4ts, r5 f;s,g- III tFtgsst:T, y
James Balentine returned from ]. a
ten weeks .s0journ in Shelby, Nebr.
He .sayssit is a mighty pretty country
and all that, but old Iowa sis good
enough for him. esss l.. st:
Miss Edith Kline was uQ. from Dun
lap; Saturday calling on friends.
We are glad to report Mr. Earl KEEP;
ford who has been quite sick the past
week, very much improyed s5s
Miss Eta Reynolds went to Mitchell
S. Oak, the first Of the Meeksto see
hersbrother, Wayne, who was in a hos,
pital suffering from bad case ofston-
silitis. Wayne was well; enough, to re-
turn home with her Saturday. ssr
Roy breckenridge was q pleasant
caller from Manila Sunday. i iae III
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank MARI and fam
lily of Kenwood were Arion visitors
Sunday. ii. i
Mrs. Milo Kelly of Denison took thu
train here for Mapleton to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Weed who was killed
while working in the bayfield,, the ac-
cident being doubly, sad as another
son made the supreme sacrifice over
in France Our sincere sympathy
goes out to the bereaved ones. III
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fox and Mr.. and
Mrs e. ID. Thomas motored to the
county seat Saturday afterno on.. !; z
Another deal was. closed. here this
week. when i. G. Butler purchased
the VIM. Hoffman 160-acre farm north.
of town. l .:5.ta. &.s,. s.., r
James Butler arrived home Sunday.
evening from q trip through the west.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Butterworth
were pleasant callers here from Dow
City Sunday. I
Miss Ella Henry of Dow City is WIS.,
iting relatives here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Holiday came.
from Charter Oak Sunday morning
for a visit at the parental, J. B. Holli-i
day home. a.% IA !
]. Mr. and Mrs. w y Nelson are en-: