The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-05-07

FIoffard and daughter, Irene, and Mrs,
Noah Lingle, and daughters, Edna,
Kathryn and Ada. ,#a,
| Mrs. George Cowltham was over
from Boyer and spent the Sabbath at
| the home Of her sister, Mrs. David
Clark and family. Her mother, Mrs.
James Wulfe, went home with her on
Sunday evening.
Fired Christensen is driving fine
new car which he purchased recently
Mrs. Jack O'Brien is in receipt of
la letter from Mrs. A. H. Rudd sta.
| ting that she has lett Council Bluffs
for Hooper, Wash, where she will
spend sometime with her son, r. H.
Rudd and family. .-.a. Is
| Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Carey were in
Denison Sunday where they. visited at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. T. Carey.
MRS. F.. M. Arnold has returned from
several days visiting with friends IN
Mapleton and is now assisting at the
g. V. Jordan home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smith enter
tanned tine 500 Club Friday evening.
there being an attendance of some
forty guests. Mrs. w. H. Buss cap
tured the ladies prize which was a
book, and the gentleman's prize was
awarded to j. N. Bell. Dainty refresh
ments were served at the close OF the
evenin.
Misses Lillian Christensen and Hill
da Messenbrink were over from Char
ter Oak spending the week end at
their homes.
Norman Riddle and wife returned on
Tuesday of the past week from sew
eral days sojourn in Omaha.
o. %. Collins. wife and little son,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. %. j..
Judd motored to Charter Oak Sunday
where they made brief visit.
Relatives here have received word
to the. effect that Harold Jones who
recently arrived in New York, from
overseas service, has been sent to a
camp in California.
Mrs. John Carey and son, have gone
to Wall Lake for a visit at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
Dietrich. n
Sunday morning last, Mrs. Ed Riddle
was suddenly stricken with an attack
of high blood pressure. During the
day Sunday, she lowered between life
and death, and her relatives and
friends were greatly concerned over
her condition. We are very glad to-
report that she is now somewhat i'm
proved and hopes are entertained for
her recovery. %
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Griffin were in
IC,,r1o,, 1,icifipor of tho hnmn
of their daughter, Mrs. August Mes
senbrink and family. One Of their
little granddaughter accompanied
them home. 5si.-3
Miss Anna Mae Bell was over from
Manila and spent the week end at
the parental, J. N. Bell home.
Alfred Edwards and Ralph Igou
were Denison visitors Sunday.
Mrs. r. G. Luke who came here from
Indianola last week, was a passenger
to Deloit Friday.
Horace Thomas was over from Har-
Ian and spent the Sabbath with the
home folks. i,
Miss Mildred Butterworth was an
Arion visitor Friday
M. A. Riley who, for several months
past, has been delivering milk at the
City bakery, has made arrangements
to deliver the milk at the w. C. Rolls
meat market where his customers
WILDE served hereafter. Chas. Smith
has decided to resume his former
dairy business and his customers will
be supplied at the city bakery.
Mrs. Carl Blackman and children
have been down from Denison for the
past week visiting at the parental,
Saul Miller home and with the George
Igou and Albert Miller families.
Mrs. A. w. Wilson and little daugh-
ter, Leona, were visiting in Denison
Monday. Hr ...
Alfred jackson and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. Jackson were in Moor
head Monday to attend the funeral
of relative.
/ Miss Lisle Goldsworthy was over
from Manning and spent the week end
at her parental home. s
Word from Elias Edwards, who re-
Gently arrived in New York from
France, has been received by, relatives
stating that he is now in a hospital
as a result of an injury which he SUI
fered while playing ball
Mrs. Ida Talcott went down to Oma-
ia Monday to consult physician. She
will probably remain for few weeks
for. medical treatment.
q. r. Shafer and daughter, Alta,
were callers in town Monday from
Denison and made brief visit at the
Chas. Butterwortll home.
Mrs. Claud Blackman was down