The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-13

Mrs. Long and several other RELATIVES
spent the day Sunday at the home o
lMrs. Anna McElroy, coming up from
Omaha in their car.
John Reed has gone to Nebraska t,
spend some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank DeCou motoret
to Woodbine, Sunday evening, expect
ing to spend some time at the home o
relatives of Mr.. DeCou. #&
Agnes Hannigan was passenger
for Council Bluffs Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Craft are home
after some time spent in Omaha where
Mr.. Craft has been taking treatments
A fine rain was experienced here
Sunday evening. The farmers feel il
is a material help to the corn crop.
The party of young ladies', consist
ing of the Misses Pearl and Edith
Powley, Minnie Roth and Anna Helm
returned the last Of the week from
their eastern trip andall are Of the
opinion that they do not care for any
more boat trips as they were unfortu
nate in striking rough trip, 1t being
stormy most of the time
Messrs. Curtis. Caldwell and Baker
were in Harlan one day the past week.
+ Miss Pearl POwley is at her duties in
the bank after trip Of several weeks
in the east
Mesdames vanscoy and Streams
were here from Logan one day the
past week. They attended the funeral
of their old friend, Jessie Wright
Wheatley, and also visited friends.
Grover Dye has taken possession of
his barber shop that he recently pur.
chased and is treating it all to new
coat of paint and making things look
quite different.
Claire Carmichael is here from the
Bluffs spending some time at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Ed Car
~
Miss Theresa Gepson. who has been
attending the university in, Omaha the
past few weeks, returned home Sun
day. She has been staying at the
home of her brother and has made
something OF visit OF it at the same
time. 80. tt
The chautauqua opened Sunday af-
ternoon with good crowd and Mr..
Barnaby, platform manager, made a
pleasing impression upon the public,
and his wife in her sweet and winning
way appealed to the grown folks as
we'll as the children in her talk about
the work of junior town.
Mrs. Surber and children are still
here, but expect to leave soon for
their home in Texas.
Mrs. Frank Schlensig is here visit
ing from her home in McAllen, Texas
Mrs. j. T. Rawlings came here from
Omaha Sunday and brought her
laughter, Aria, with her. She has
been in the Emmanuel hospital there
or the past two weeks, having under
zone an operation for appendicitis and
ldhesions resulting from a previous
operation.
DR.. Guy l.. Landee and his brother,
rom Woodbine, drove through Sun
lay afternoon to Dow City to witness
he game between Dunlap and Dow
;ity. 1t was a hard matter for the
loctor to keep out of the game, but
le was loyal to the town he once lived
n for number of years.
A daughter was born at the home
# Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hanson last
week. Jp. -
Karl Benedict was an Omaha VISIT
# one day the past week.
The ball game Sunday at Dow City
etween Dow City and Dunlap was one
f the biggest of the season in number
+ attendants, also in the excellence
4 the game. One of the Dunlap play
RS played with the opposing team, but |
hat will sometimes happen. The |
roWd was SO great that the people |
ould not begin to get into the grounds
nd cars were lined for long distance |
long the Lincoln highway.
Mrs. Oscar Peters has purchased. a |
ew Nash car and is driving the same.
Mrs. Bert Wettengel underwent an |
peratiOn at St. GATHERINGS hospital |
asst week and is convalescing very
icely. Her sister, Mrs. Wacker, was
nth her at the time Of the operation. |
Mrs. McAndrews and son, of Ster-
ing, ILL.,, are visiting at the home of |
1rs. Ellen Adams.
Miss Isabella Davie, of Des Moines,
; spending some time at the home of |
er mother, Mrs. Gleadall, in the
ountry.
A crowd of young people composed
I DR.. and Mrs. Henderson, the Misses
larry and Elizabeth Ledden and Frank |
'ixon and Jack Dwyer are spending
heir vacation at Big Stone lake, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Stewart and
liss Clemma Stewart motored to
'oone last week to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. VanSlyke are
listing relatives in Council Bluffs.
Maj. Arthur r. Libby In his address
unday afternoon at chautauqua on