The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-05-21

urday afternoon, all their household
furniture and will no doubt have a
hig sale. In fact, all their personal
property is to be disposed OF, lnclud-
ing a large touring car.
The ball game here Friday between
Missouri Valley and Dunlap resulted
in score of AZ in favor OF the VISIT
ors.
Geo, H. Culivan went to Missouri
Valley Tuesday and drove home a
new Essex car, he being the agent
for that car here.
TIE returned soldier boys were
formerly welcomed home TUESDAY eve
ming when a smoker and banquet was
given at the Hotel Jensen in their
honor, by the boys who stayed at home
Invitations to all soldiers, sailors and
marines were quite general A hne
time was enjoyed by the boys, until
the wee sma' hours bid them to their
homes. ~,
w. |. Wolfe of Logan, was in town
Tuesday evening visiting friends ana
incidentally attended the smoker CIV
en- for the returned soldiers.
Mrs. Chevalier has been i'll the past
week, and has had the services OF a
trained NURSE.
Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Boies motored to
Denison Sunday morning. he and Z.
l. Bailey singing a duet in the Metho-
dist church there.
Mrs. Winthrop chaperoned company
of high schools girls from Missouri
Valley to Dunlap to attend the MIS-
souri, Valley ball game Friday after
noon. The young ladies were Mary
Withrow, Naomi Butling, and Alice
Young. It was a merry party as Mis-
souri, Valley beat by the score of AZ.
Ten members of the Woman's club
motored out to the beautiful country
home of Mrs. Chas. Gleadell, one, OF
the members making the dinner while
the rest finished up some of the work
for the bazaar Mrs. Ed Young of Oma-
ta was the guest, and fine time was
enjoyed. 40. e., 49, ~. ..,., AL !. .,ss4, IN.
7. ri Smith arrived home Saturday.
He has been overseas long time and
is glad to get back.
Word was received by the friends
Of DR.. and Mrs. Landee that a son was
born to them in Woodbine last week.
Mrs. ]. ~ Moorhead was Wood
bine Visitor one day last week, spend
ling some time at the home OF her
uncle, Mr.. Birkhofer, who has been
seriously i'll for some time.
Mrs Georgia 'Liscomb entertained
la company of friends at seven
o'clock dinner Friday evening.
Mrs Mary E. Burling made trip
to Logan Tuesday going from there
to visit her son and family in Missouri
Valley. The following day she accom-
panied her daughter-in-law, Mrs. A.
H. Burling to Omaha.
Sheriff and Mrs. Carl McNaughton
|of Harlan were in town Saturday aft,
ernoon, driving over
Miss Elsie McAndrews was an over
Sunday guest at the home of Theresa
|Pfleiger, ,.a. !,
Mr. and Mrs. Tinker were Ute call.
Iers Sunday, visiting relatives there,
Mrs. B. j. Moore has been on the
sick list the past week.
+ Mr.. Hoffman, who formerly lived
here, has been visiting friends and
relatives from Texas. e,s, t2ft
Franklin Bennett Of Missouri Valley
came up and spent the. week end al
the home Of his aunt, Mrs. Gleadell.
Word was received Saturday, morn
| ing of the safe arrival of Paul Davie
in the state.
/ Mrs. Thos. Lehan entertained few
ladies at a sewing party Wednesday
afternoon at her home. At the close
of the afternoon, she assisted by some
of those present, served a very sub
IstantiaI lunch. ii III
Mr.. and Mrs. Ehlers and Mrs. Amos
Williams left Thursday morning fol
trip overland to Manitou, Colo.
Chas. Peters sold his residence las
week to Scott Mcintosh, who will take