The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-12-31

| Robert Mayne, who is making ar
engagements to move to Woodbine, hell
| a public sale at his home mile nortl
of town Saturday which was largely at
1 tended and well patronized
| Miss Virginia Marks returned Satur
! day afternoon from a visit with he
mother, Mrs. Lille Marks, in Denison
several days visit last week from hel
brother, Mr.. Dorsey, of Woodbine. HI
returned to his home Saturday.
Mrs. William Divine has returned
from the hospital in Ute, where she re
Gently had an operation performed fol-
| cancer. During this ordeal twenty-five
small cancers were removed from hel
right side near the arm. At present she
| is doing remarkably well and all sin
cerely trust that this, her third opera
ton, will be the last one necessary.
Dr. w. w. Ward, of Omaha, was If
Dow City Sunday and occupied the pull
pit of the Methodist church. The Thurs
day evening prayer service this week
will be held at the home of DR.. an6
Mrs. F. NJ. Mahin. ,rs. 4.sta.ss.
Willis Riddle, wife and baby returned
Friday from a couple of days visit al
the parental, VIM. Bartels, home in
Denison.
Miss Ethel Cole, who has been in
Denison at the c. j. O'Meara home
since the family moved there from Dow
City couple Of months ago. came home
Wednesday to remain indefinitely.
Misses Bertha Aeberhardt and Lillian
Sans were arrivals Wednesday from
Hudson, Colo, for a visit at the home
Of the formers mother and with the
latters grandmother, Mrs. Jane Wood
and other relatives. 1t will be remem
bered that the Sans family moved ia
Colorado from vicinity las CT wintQr
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Wilson, daughter
Leone, and son, Dow, were in Denison
Thursday and took Christmas dinner
with the H. B. Wilson family.
Jack Blair, the baker who has been
employed the E. r. Butterworth bak.
cry for the past year or more, severed
his connections Saturday. We are in
formed that he expects to go to his
home in the southern part Of the state.
He was an exceptionally fine baker and
all regret his resignation. sssFai !. q i.zttt'
Miss Marguerite Rink was here from
MathistOn, Miss, q few days last week
visi ting with her brother, Charles, who
was home from Cornell college at Mount
Vernon. She came at this time upon
the request; of her father Rev. w. T.
Rink, who is still in Indiana, Penna., it
being his desire that she and her
brother, with Curtis Stephens. who
makes his home with the Rink family,
spend their Christmas vacation togeth.
err here. Miss Rink departed Saturday
on her return to Mississippi.
A happy gathering took place at the
G. M. Brake home Thursday in observ.
ance of the christmastide in which par.
ticipated Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Mcbride
and daughter, Virgene, Of Logan; Miss
Frances Hunkler, of Manila; Leo
Schwaab, of Dunlap; Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Pn11 lanOhfnrc q M Nina n, nd
son, Robert; Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Lusk,
Lloyd Brake and G. M. Brake and wife,
all of Dow City. A bounteous dinner
was provided for the event which,, of
course, marked the one ioutstand ling
feature of the day. tssf v
A. N. Undike, of York, sNeb,, was in
town last week spending a few days at
the homes of his sisters, Mrs. Wallace
Edwards and Mrs. B. M. McElwain.
Charlie Justice went down to- Wood.
bine Saturday for a couple Of days. wis.
it With friends. 81
Frank Hupp, of woodbfne, was bus.
mess caller in town Wednesday, and
while here WAS a, guest at the Frank
Binnall home.
C. J. O'N1eara was calling on relatives
and friendssin Dow City Saturday from
Denison.
Nelson Butterworth and wife return.
ed Friday from Denison, where they
had been spending Christmas at the pa.
rental, Andrew Bowling, home.
Mr., and Mrs. Joe Hallowell, the two
Youngest children, went to. Woodbine
Saturday on a farewell visit to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. Ghssburner,
before leaving for their new home in
Webster City. They remained in Wood
bine over Sunday. The writer was in
error last week in stating that the fam
lily had shipped their household goods
AS yet they have not been able to get
a car for shipping, but expect to at any
time. Later. Their goods were loaded
on car Monday.
Miss Nellie Rule has gone to Harlan,
where she is visiting at the Glenn Rule
home.
The Jay Field family with the Ray
Field family, who were here from Turin,
went down to Woodbine Wednesday
to visit relatives over Christmas.
Barney Brinkman was down from
Denison spending a couple of days the
past week at the home Of his sister,
Mrs. Walter Cole. ~ sS
John Virgins stopped in town Friday
for a visit at the home Of his gran dpar.
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Virgins, en-
route to his home in Woodbine from
visit in Buck Grove. 6stts ~
j., r. Griffin and wife were passen-
gers to Denison Wednesday evening for
a visit at the home of their. daughter
Mrs. August Mesenbrink.s Mr. Griffin
returned Friday his wife remaining I'M
til Saturday.
Friday evening the Masonic lodge held
a meeting at which third degree work
was put ons DR.. Bryce Binnall becom-
ing a member of the local order.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Pegg left on
Tuesday on business trip to Onawa.
They expect to spend New Years day
with friends in Mondamin and will stop
in Omaha on their return home.
Miss Janet Rae was passenger to
Woodbine Saturday for visit at the
Benson Smith home.
Mrs. Earl Chase returned to her
home in Buck Grove Friday evening,
having spent couple Of days at the pa
rental, E. L. Thomas, home west of
town.
Lloyd Brake was passenger to To-
gan Saturday, where he made a short
visit at the home Of his sister, Mrs. L.
e. Mcbride, and family.
The two sons of Mr. and Mrs John
Furne, of Alion, were here and spent
the week end at the home of their un-
Gle, M. j. Breen.
Miss Bertha Logsdon was visiting rel
atives in Denison the latter part of the
week.