The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18

in score of IL to 1 in favor of Earl
| ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Rae have been
entertaining as their house guest the
past week Mrs. s. w. Anders, a friend
from Des Moines.
Ralph Mckee, wife and two chill
dren left Sunday afternoon for Edgar
Neb., where they. are enjoying a visit
with his people. -
Misses Ruth and Ethel Wilson, of
OAKLAND. Iowa, arrived Thursday and
were pleasant guests of Miss Pearl
McElwain few days. ...
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. v. God
dard was the scene of much pleasure
Thursday afternoon, the occasion be-
ling meeting OF the Priscilla club. to
which their daughter, Miss Ellen, play
led hostess. There were also num-
Der of intimate friends invited to par
ticipate in the enjoyment of the day.
Merry chatting over handiwork de-
|lightfully filed in the afternoon, at
the close of which came dainty lun-
cheon as an added pleasure to the &C.
casiOn. Mrs. c. A. Tyson, of Omaha,
q guest of Mrs. F. c.. Howorth, was a
pleasant attendant, as was also Miss
Marguerite Rink, of Mathiston, Miss,
who is spending the summer here with
her parents, Rev. w. T. Rink and wife.
Mrs. F. ]. HallOweM was caller in
Dunlap Friday between trains.
f'LeO Oster, a cousin of DR.. J. A. Brill,
arrived Friday and is making visit
at the Brill home. He but recently
returned from France, where he ,serv-
Led In the heavy artillery for the past
two years Before enlisting in the
service he spent some time here with
the Brill family and his Dow City
friends are very glad of the oppor-
tunity OF renewing his acquaintance.
His home is in Dubuque. s
7lEditor H. G. Finnern, Of the Deni-
Bon Bulletin, was pleasant caller in
town Friday III ss! a.i sSs4
Miss Lois Goddard was among the
Denison visitors Thursday.
X Mrs F. G. Howorth pleasantly en-.
tertained her friend. Mrs. G. A. Tyson,
OF Omaha, few days the past week.
Miss Helen Randel was passenger
from Denison Friday and was week
end guest of her friend, Miss Helen
Rule.
MRS. A. L.. Jackson and daughters,
Helen and Bernice, Mrs. Bessie Hol-
comb and Mrs. Fred Coleman were
visiting and shopping in Denison Fri
day.
Miss Mae Houston, who is stu
dent at the Van SAINT business col.
|legt In Omaha, was a passenger here
Friday to spend the week end at the
home OF her father, r. w. Houston.
Lynn Rood and little son were brief
visitors in Woodbine Thursday.
Chas. Rigsby returned home Friday
from Wall Lake where: he,- together
Ewith w. B. Gibson, had been conduct
ing q restaurant fors several months.
HE has sold out, his interestfin the
BUSINESS to,a party at Odeb6lt and exs
poets to resume his former workswith
1.-THE Western Union Telegraph, com
pany at an earlysdate. ~ - Z
Richard Ely and Miss Kaletta BOIL
ken were down from Denison the lat
ter part of the week calling on friends.
Mr.. Ely has been serving in Uncle
Sans army and just recently return
ed from abroad zcs.s n ~. ,t.y.f
GMr. and Mrs. Elmer Birkhofer and
baby, accompanied by her sister, Miss
Gertrude Bramley, spent the. day FRI
day in Omaha. ys Al { 81. 4.
Adolph Ahart spent some time the
past week in Omaha, where he is re-
ceiving medical treatment. He has
changed his plans in regard to return
ing to Colorado for the benefit of his
health which he hopes will be restored
by the above means to which he has
resorted.
Mrs. John Williamson returned on
Thursday from a visit Of several days
at the home OF her daughter, Mrs. Ar
thur Butler, and family in the Kiron
vicinity.
0. J. Judd and wife were passen-
gers to Omaha Saturday morning to
spend the day with relatives.
III Garfield Rule, Of Fl. Dodge, was in
town Friday and made brief visit
at the parental, w. H. Rule, homes5g
Mrs. Hugh Butterworth and son,
Gerald, departed Thursday for their
home In David City IL eb., after q visit
OF some two weeks At .fhe5 parental.
Clair Butterworth home. 4 Little Mao
mi Butterworth remained for a longer
time. q 81 n F58 3 +
II Miss Mary Riddle came up from
Omaha Friday and made q week end
visit at the parental, Link Riddle,
home north of town. w. ss H..
George Wieland is among the num-
Der Of our soldier boys to return from
abroad the past week, he having ar
rived on Wednesday morning. George
entered the army service in July Of
1918, going from here to Gordon, Ca, ,
and received overseas orders in Sep
TENDER following All are glad to
welcome him back home again.
IL John Ahart and w. E. Fishel were
In Danbury last week on business.
Mrs. John Turnlund and children
were here from Cherokee and spent
several days last week at the paren.
tai, A. P. Turnlund home They also
visited at the home of her mother,
Mrs. HOratio Wingrove, near Arion.
IA Miss Iva Fishel arrived home on
Friday from Ames and will spend tire
summer vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Fishel She ex.
poets to resume her college course at
that place next fall.
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