The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-09

son spending the Fourth with relatives
as were also the families of VIM. Roy
John Miller and Ralph Roy. tg...,s
Jack OiBrien and wife enjoyed a
pleasant visit from friend in the per
son of Miss Marie Adolph, of Omaha
who came to spend the Fourth with
them. rs' .s,- e.
Mrs. Nehon Butler, accompanied
her sister, Miss Elizabeth Ahart, to
|,Denison Sunday, where the latter
took the train for Omaha to resume
her work as stenographer. Mrs. But,
Ter remained over night with Denison
friends.
Miss Mae Killion was a passenger
from Dunlap "Wednesday evening. for
a short visit with the home folks. Her
mother, Mrs. J. H. Killion, who re-
turned several weeks ago from hos
pital in Omaha where she had been
doctoring for her eyes, expects to re
turn there this week to have them re-
examined. ,, s.
Mrs. Fred Laubscher has returned
home from q, pleasant two weeks visit
with relatives in Wisconsin. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Spray Malone and Ed.
ridge iKillion motored to Denison Sun.
day to see her father, Frank Greene,
at the hospital. AS to his condition
we are very sorry to relate the same
remains unchanged. I'LL
The Earring baseball team came Ov.
er Sunday and returned the game they
won from Dow City several weeks ago,
the score being to 0.
Frank Odell came up from Logan on
Sunday and remained over night as a
guest at the Chas. Smith home. He
left Monday morning for Kimball, s.
D., for visit at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. Fred Daudel.
+ Mrs. Elizabeth Ahart went out to
the home of her son, Thos. Ahart, in
the country Sunday evening to spend
a week or two. ia,
E. w. Pierce, of Denison, attended
church services here Sunday and al
so visited with his relatives. the F.
McHenry and Earl Morrison families.
Mrs. Snowd Thompson has been en-
tertaining lady friend in the person
Of Miss Florence Smith, of Omaha. the
past week. .1 tiy5.i,f IS
Fred Glassburner, wife and two chill
dren, of West Point, Neb., were here
last week visiting at the home of his
brother, Frank, and with his sister,
Mrs Joe Hallowell, and family. Mr..
Glassburner now holds a position as
county agent at, that place. While
here the family also visited her broth
William, nd No ri
Miss Una Adams, of Vail. spent a
few days here with the David Clark
family the past week. -
Martha Hoveka and one Of her sis
tiers were down from penison last
week and made several days visit at
the home Of their uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. M. A. Riley, south of town.
Hudson McHenry was caller in
town Saturday from Wall Lake.
Mrs. Frank Odell returned to her
home in Logan Saturday after a couple
of days visit with friends.
ID. r. Brake and wife were up from
Missouri Valley the Fourth shaking
hands with former friends. u -
Mrs. j. F.. Potter returned Tuesday
afternoon from several days, visit
with her sister, Mrs. Lyman Bartlett,
at Scranton. ; ......#
Sunday morning, Forest, the eldest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Binnall,
while in the act of starting his faith
er's car had the misfortune to. break
the large bone in his right arm, as
well as dislocating the wrist. He was
taken to physician for attention and
the lad is now carrying his arm In a
sling. ;.A H.. ..,. ..i"i>si4at.
/, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Polzine were
here Friday visiting friends and at.
tending the celebration. III h&. 80,
Sunday evening union meeting OF
the Epworth League and preaching
service was held, at the Methodist
church beginning at $3.50. The Ep
worth League lesson was taken up at
the commencement Of the evening
with Miss Myrtle Marks as leader. The
lesson was based on forgiveness and
much interest and benefit were derived
therefrom. Short talks on the, theme
OF the hour were given by, Mrs. Ida
Talcott and Mrs. w. It. Rink. A spe
cial musical number in the way Of a
duet was rendered by Misses Myrtle
Marks and Dorothy Rule. An address
by Rev. w. T. Rink concluded the ser
vices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Christensen en-
joyed visit from their daughter. Mrs
Otto Miller, and family, Of Schleswig
on the. Fourth Miss Irene Krohnke
and her brothers, Jurgen and Walter
were also here to spend the day with
them. ! E,.'
Word reaches here of the birth of 6
baby son to Mr.tand Mrs. Charley Hol
iday. of Arion, Sunday, July 9Th.
The Fred christensen family motor
ed over to Charter Oak Sunday ant
visited with relatives. r."
The L. D. 5. people held choir re
hearsal in the church Sunday after
noon in preparation to their big reun
ion to take place here the latter par
of August.
D. w. Tech and wife were In Char
ter Oak Monday. where they enjoyed
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs
John Friedricksen.
Ray Field, wife and two children
were here Sunday from Turin and Wis
tied at the home of his sister, Mrs
Will Spence, and family. The Field
family moved from Wopdbine to Tur
in in the early spring, he having pur