The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-06

lOld time 1rlends OF MI. anu MIS-. Joi'
dan.
Miss Vera Paul has returned from
/ a pleasant visit with friends at POca-
hontas, where she taught school before
entering the service of the govern
ment at Washington, D. C. Miss Paul
has accepted position in the public
schools at Guthrie Center for the COM
ling year.
/ Miss Bernice Justice left Saturday
for her home in Wendt, s. D., follow.
ing months visit at the, home OF her
sister, Mrs. F. w. Pearsall, and with
other relatives. Fl.
Mott McHenry was a caller in town
Monday from Denisom
Mrs. Pearl Wore was received into
the Baptist church by transfer from
Council Bluffs at the morning service
Sunday, her letter being read by the
pastor, Rev G. A. Barker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Heavirland and
Ernest Thomas and wife, of Clarke
s. D., arrived Sunday for. a several
weeks visit at the Chas. Smith home
and with Mrs. Thomas parents, Sam
Fox and wife, ait Arion. Sunday eve
ming they, with Mrs. Fox, were guests
at the G. " Jordan home.
The S. j. Acker family entertained
friend Mr.. McNauley, OF Omaha,
over Sunday. They were all guests
of DIR. and Mrs j. A. Brill at Sunday
dinner.
The E. l.. Thomas family received
a sad message Saturday morning in
forming them that Miss Irene Thomas,
one of the fourteen year old twin
daughters OF Mr.and Mrs. U. S. Thorn
as, of Rockwell City, had met death
by being drowned. The previous night
lshe, in company with several neighbor
girls, had gone bathing and It is re-
ported that Irene fell into aIh0le with
the above stated result Mrs. e. u.
Thomas and daughter, Alice, left Sat
1rday noon for Rockwell City, Mr..
Thomas and son, Loren, and daughter.
Mrs. Earl Chase, going Tuesday to be
present at the funeral. Dow City
friends OF the grief stricken family Of
fer their most heartfelt sympathy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cole and sons,
James and Walter, with her brother,
Barney Brinkman, left Monday for
Spirit Lake to spend week enjoying
that summer resort and visiting rela-
|tives.
A. ]. Wight wife, son, Jay. and
daughter, Bethel, accompanied by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thompson,
autoed to Council Bluffs Sunday and
spent the day with the formers broth
| er, Paul Wight, and family They re-
port little Phyllis Wight as recover
| ing nicely from her recent accident,
although still quite lame. She has re-
covered sufficiently to leave the hospi.
tai.
Mrs. AL. Rogers and Mrs. Lew
Camphe were here one day last week
and were visitors at the John Weber
home.
John Mcmahon and wife, OF Manil-
la. were pleasant visitors at the Ell
mer Brasel home Sunday. Il.
i Mrs. Nelson Butterworth spent sew
eral days last week at the parental,
Andrew Bowling, home near DenisOn.
Miss Mae tKiilion came up from Dun
lap Saturday and brought little Bever-
lly BramsOn with her They will re-
main for week or SO, Editor o. e.
Bramson, wife and daughter, Helen,
Ibeing away on a visit In MINES sofa.
Monday morning Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
lBrasel received the good news OF the
safe arrival OF their son, Leslie. at
Newport News, w. Va, from abroad,
having served in both France and Ger
many. Leslie was indicted into the
service in September, 1917, going to
Camp Dodge. About two months later
he was transferred to Camp Pike, Ark,
where he was in training nearly all
winter, after which he was sent TO
Camp Greene, N. C. In May, 1918. he
received orders for overseas duty.
thus having been abroad some four.
teen months. He was q member OF
Co. C 4th ammunition corps.
Mrs. John Houston is enjoying v1g-
1t from one Of her sisters, Miss Kelly.
of Woodbine.
p. G. Virgins, cashier of the Farm
Iers State bank, was county seat
business visitor Thursday
The dan Reeser family. OF Denison,
Mrs. Clifford Purdy and daughter. VIC
llet, OF Manila, the Clyde Haskins fam
! ily,5 of Arion, and the Jake Burwell
family, who reside near there; were
all here spending Sunday at the pa
rental, Jake Reeser, home, coming to
see their brother, John, who returned
Thursday night from military service
The family gathering was a most
pheasant one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred jackson and
daughters, Hazel and Izetta, were
down from aDenison Friday and visited
among relatives. "
/ G. v. Jordan was among the Deni-
son callers Monday.
In the fastest and closest game of
the season Dow City defeated the
World Herald baseball team Sunday by
a score of to 4. The World Herald
is the best team the locals have met
this season. In the eighth inning
with the score 4 to 0 against the locals
Bush Davis knocked a home run with