The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-05
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Miss Elizabeth Doefler of Omaha
was the guest of Miss Barbara Wet
tengel over the week end and Miss
Wettengel entertained a company OF
young people at her home Saturday
evening in her honor All present en-
joyed a pleasant evening. ~,
Mrs. John Bowman entertained the
auction bridge circle club at her home
4 Wednesday afternoon. ess.s.....,.. ..
The reQuisition Of Red Cross sewing
received last week was finished up
and sent out on Thursday It was
baby layettes and the work was most
dainty and pretty. "A "a. ~.
Miss Bess Muir was an Omaha pas.
senger one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Balzaar were here
from PIattsmouth last week to visit
at the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Hugh Cecil. Mr.. Balzer returned on
Sunday but Mrs. Balzer remained for
a visit Of indefinite .lenghth with her
daughter rt
Lester Myers was in Des Moines
several days the past week attending
a telephone convention. 49,. $. - y
Mrs. Carl Kirk visited relatives in
Omaha one day last week. g,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Larson moved
onto the tLiscomb farm Saturday.
Miss Hest of Dow City was in town
last week having dental work done.
Mr. Casey OF Atlantic came last
week to take his wife and new baby
home with him. They have been here
some time at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Dugan.
Mrs. Houts enjoyed visit from her
friend, Miss Watkins of the Valley,
last week. While here Mrs. Houts
was entertained by party of friends
in her honor.
John Fronfelter OF Dow City visited
his daughter, Mrs. Oimstead last week
Mrs. Rome Moorhead was an Oma.
ha passenger one day last week.
Mrs. Fred Wettengel and daughter,
Mrs. Floyd Keogh. were Omaha pas
sengers Monday, Mrs. Wetengel re-
turning that night and Mrs. Keogh re-
naming to visit several days at the
home of her husbands parents.
Inger Nordaker is working these
days remodelling the home he ex-
poets 10 move into soon, that he pur-
chased from VIM. Herges. Is
It is rumored in Red Cross knitting
dircles that the largest requisition
ever yet received will tbe here soon
from Council Bluffs. This is to be
for women in the devasted districts
Of france and Belgium, it being said
the soldiers are we'll supplied with
all the knitted things they need. The
branch expects directions soon and
material from Council Bluffs.
Mr. ,RobertsonI the genial and ac--
scom0dating creamery man was in
Ames last week attending a short
course in brittermaking. :
Mrs. Anna Roush has advertised a
sale Of her household goods at her
home on Iowa Avenue. ..,....
Messrs. Roth. Grady, Pflieger, Wet
fengel, and other prominent stock
men were on the Omaha market sew
eral days last week .%. %es.. 7
Lester Myers and wife have been
enjoying a visit from his brother, who
lives in Oregon several days last week.
Mrs. Matthew Wettengel has gone
to Council Bluffs to make a visit at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
McCann. tr...
e. H. Barrett of Omaha was in town
several days the past week. ....-.
Miss Helen Brennan and Eleanor
Lyman were up from Omaha last week
end and visited with Miss Ruth Hail.
Miss Gieger of Missouri Valley was
In town last week, the guest of her
friends. @ Ill.,.
Mr.. Johnson was a Carroll passen-
ger on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Hanson is here from her home
in South Dakota,
Gene Smith was in Omaha Monday
Homer Cutler of Ames Sundayed at
the parental home
Ernest Talon has severed his con
nection with the Rexall store and
left to take up the SIMPLE life on a
farm.
Mrs. Fred Wore returned from Oma-
ila Friday evening accompanied by her
son, Howard, who has been attending
school and been i'll the past few days,
his mother having been called there
upon that account.
Mr.. Boges was Blair visitor on
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Georgia Liscomb moved into
town last Saturday.
u Mrs. F. w. Curtis was Denison
caller between trains Saturday,
u John Roush spent one day the past
week in Denison. ...
j. Bonsal of Dow City, was in town
Saturday ...
s w. A. Davie made several visits to
Dow City last week on account of the
Illness of his sister, Mrs. John Coon,
and finally attended her funeral one
day the latter part of the week. /
K Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Cook have been
the past week packing their furniture
preparatory to moving to their new