The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-05
Supt. G. r. Humphrey was at Red
Oak Saturday where he was In attend

Ed Wright was up from Dunlap yes
lterday transacting business and call
ling on Denison acquaintences.
| Dale Cose was down from Deloit on
Monday attending to some business
matters at the county capital.
E. G.. Virgins, prominent banker O.
Dow City, was In the city Tuesday at
tending to some business matters
I w. T. Huckstep OF Stockholm town
ship was in Denison Tuesday tram
sacting business at the court house.
Mrs. VIM. Hill and Mrs. Albert Yer
non visited with friends at Vail Fri
s|day.
| Mrs. ]. H. Mahoney of Des Moines,
arrived in! Denison yesterday for a
visit at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
Kate Johnson. 4i%
The Board of Supervisors is in SEES
sion today allowing the usual monthly
lgrist Of bills and transacting other
routine business.
Robert Houston was among those
from Dow City in attendance at the
funeral OF w. w. Cushman held here
/ Tuesday afternoon. .5
Misses Helen and Ethel Malone OF
Dunlap, spent the past week in Deni-
1son visiting relatives and friends, re-
turning home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lister are the
proud parents of a son, born on Sun.
day, February I'd. Both mother and
babe are doing nicely.
II o. A. Patterson was able to return
to his duties at the Crawford County
Estate Bank yesterday after a weeks
lsiege OF the influenza. ai8
4 y The dancing party held Friday eve
lining at the St. Rose Of Lima auditor
lium was well attended and everyone
reports most enjoyable time.
Mrs. John Rockwell returned to her
home at Dow City Saturday after a
pleasant visit in Denison at the home
Iof her son. VIII Rockwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. BirkhOfer and
!William and Lillian Turner of Ken.
wood mo. ored to Denison Thursday
for brief visit here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Richardson re-
turned yesterday from Ida Grove,
where they spent several days visit
ing at the home OF Mrs. Richardson's
parents.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Clues
ing, who reside on route five, near
Denison, on Wednesday, January 29th,
la daughter. Mother and babe are do
ing nicely. L i5'
Tom Rule, accompanied by his son,
Robert, who has Just recently return
led from overseas service, were up from
Dow City yesterday in attendance at
1.-THE w. w. Cushman funeral.
| Mrs. p. Malone, mother Of Ora Ma
lone of this city, had the misfortune
to- fall and fracture her arm one day
flast week The injury is causing her
considerable pain and inconvenience.
Robert Rule of Dow City, who was
recently discharged from service, ar
rived here Wednesday from Camp
Dodge, for brief visit with friends.
Pvt. Rule entered the service last
spring and saw action overseas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Mitchell left this
|morning for Des Moines where they
Twill remain until the last Of the week
lin attendance at the annual cOnven-
|tion OF the Iowa State Bottlers' Assoc
lciation, OF which Mr. Mitchell is secre-
Itary. Es Y I. 4, ss
Col. G. Green and daughter, Mrs. Ida
M. Kelly arrived In iDenison yester-
| day from Des Moines for a few days
Visit at the home OF Mr., and Mrs. A. O..
Green. Col. Green and daughter have
lbeen spending this winter in @Des
IMoines. .; H
Moore& Sims, the horse buyers of
Bussey, Iowa. will be at Laub's born
lin Denison next Wednesday, Feb, II.
AS will be noted in their advertise
ment on page two OF the first section,
they are in the market for 500 head OF
horses and particularly desire fat
horses and mares and mules.
The Denison basket ball team will
lplay Magnolia at the gymnasium in
Denison Saturday evening. This
promises to be an exciting game and
lit is hoped the home team will be
given good support They have made
an excellent showing this season, and
deserve. the hearty support OF every
one.
Hannibal Fink and family will leave
on Thursday for Spirit Lake where
they will make their future home,
having purchased a small tract OF land
near that place. Mr.. and Mrs. Fink
have made their home here and near
l DolOTI, lOI Iil0Ay .yOoiS
time friends will regret to have them
leave this community.
Leo Collins returned home Saturday
from Camp Dodge where he was hon
|orably discharged from the service.
Leo served, in the artillery with the
S8th Division going to France last
fall. The infantry of the S8Sthg Divi-
sion, Leo states, was Immediately
rushed to the front while the artillery
was sent to the range for practice.
His battery had just qualified for SER
iyice when the armistice was signed.
Father Farrelly is contemplating a
vacation trip to Palm Beach, Florida,
where he will spend the entire month
of March. 1t is not often that Father
Farrelly takes such an extended vaca-
| ton but he believes that month in
| the mild climate Of Florida will be of
much benefit to his health. Father
Sweeney OF Sheldon, who has just been
released from service, will fill the pull
lpit of the st. Rose OF Lima church
Iduring the absence Of Father Farrelly.
O. r.. Carlson, OF Rochester, Ind,
ARRIVED Friday to assume the manage
ment of the Nicholson Ice & Produce
Cold Storage plant. filling the vacancy
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