The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18
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Miss AIDA Johnson. is working in
the v. .Remde store while Miss Bar
bara Wettengel takes vacation.
Merlyn Rawlings was a Sunday Wis
itor at the home place from Camp
Dodge.
Miss Theresa Gepson, one Of the
high school faculty will spend her
vacation in Omaha with relatives and
perhaps take some special work during
the summer
The plumbers have been busy the
past week guarding the sewer bitches
each hard rain, and putting them into
shape again.
Mrs. Burleigh is now conducting
two very lively bible study classes, one
on Sunday afternoon and the other
Monday evening. = At last Mondays
class, there were twenty one in at
tendance. @H$E@s i
The hard rain of Saturday was
local and number Of people report
ed that only few miles out no rain
was felt at all. Some places near
town, the men worked in the field all
day: t.,
Duffy Dearduff is employed in
the Erickson market. &c..
The parochial school. closed last
Mary Mooney left for her home
in Denison at the close of school.
The funeral Of Mr.. Hatterman was
held here one day last week and in
terment made in Pleasant Hill GENE.
terry.
Mrs. H. A. Little is starting a new
Sunday school class on the first Of
July. This will be for beginners and
adults also, and in fact. anyone who
wants to join. All will no doubt be
repaid many fold. ...~r -'< s-- .... ~,-.-.-
A big touring car filled with pas
sengers was stalled over Sunday on
account Of the rain. They were en-
route to the, north of Kansas. r
Mrs. AJnW. Jensen, the, landlady
at Hotel Jensen, has been ill the
past week or two but is convelescent
now, fact her many friends are
glad to know. i,,i ,nz ,-aYs. .-a ~
ina McCray is reported better at
the present time. She has been cri-
tically i'll at the home of her grand.
mother, Mrs. McCord.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H! VanSlyke were
Logan visitors last Sunday. ....
DR.. Kath and family of Ackley are
in town visiting at the Pflieger home.
Mrs. Rath will be remembered as
Miss Clar Pflieger, and DR.. Rath, for
many years prior to his marriage,
practiced dentistry here, and has a
has a host of friends here.
Miss Bertha Bolte is out after her
serious illness, incident to tonsil
operation which was performed a
week or so ago., Her many friends
are glad to see her out among them
again. ...1.,. .. 49,,
Children's day exercises were held
in each Of the churches Sunday. The
children as usual did themselves
great credit, also. reflecting credit on
the, work of the, teachers in training
them; llyf II il, =.
The friends and neighbors of Paul
Davie gathered at the ,Gleadell home
one evening last week and attempted
to show how glad they were Of his
return, =, They remained until a. late
hour utter which a fine lunch was
served. ss-5-.','.4e~.
Mrs. j. r.! Grady was sent as dele
gate to,,theg D..Of Is state convention
at FIT Dodge. ,,,s4,lI .g4,. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peters of California
are in town visiting at the Manchester
home.
The Lutheran Aid was entertained
at the Fred Helm home one day the
past week. ..- 't ~
Mrs. M. Barrett has been in Omaha
the past week to attend the gradual
ting exercises Of her granddaughter,
Blanche, who finished at st. Berch-
mans Sister of Mercy academy The
family expect to leave soon for Cali
fornia to spend a year. '-
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Cronin were in
town Sunday visiting their brother,
Phil. w ~
The S. S. club was entertained last
week at the D. |. Rogers home and the
usual fine time was reported. The
families Of DR.. Boise and Ed Acton
were guestsaee VIA. rE.. -@v,.4 Syg3.
Friends last week received the grad
uating announcement Of Wilma Rob
erts.. at Mt, Vernon. Miss Roberts
has been four years in the liberal arts
department.
Mrs. VA. Davie entertained the
O. e. s. 'kensington at her home Fri
day with the usual number in attend
ance Needless to- say,a very pelas-
ant afternoon was apassedaw aa},. y4Gt
M.aJsaG Griffin has had on. exhibition
the tallest specimen Of blue grass ey-
er raised in this vicinity, at the state
bank the past few days. This was
raised at his residence on Gospel Hill.
Friends OF DR.. H. A. Cobb noticed
in last weeks paper of the robbery
of his office at Council Bluffs. All his
surgical tools and number OF curios
of the war were taken.
Miss Mae Grady and friend from
Omaha were in town and spent the
week end at the parental, P. Grady
home. "
Mr.. Fitzgerald, one of the mail car
riers is doing the work on two routes
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