The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-30

Inlay. They visited Colorado Springs,
and other places of interest too numer.
Gus to mention They also spent sew.
eral weeks with relatives and friends
at Hayden, a point near Denver. Mrs.
Harper and Miss Miller were privileg.
ed to visit Mrs, M. H. Blanding at
Denver, and her daughter, Mrs. Bertha
Talcott, who reside sneafathere, Both
ladies' are former Dow City residents.
Mrs, Thos: Powers and SON, Linus,
Of Vail atcomp anied by mfr, Russell,
Of Minnesota, were visitors at the Ell
mer Brasel home THURSDAY. :, Z, y!
| Norman Riddle and wife ande;Misses
Marie Birkhofer and Ethel Cole were
in SDenison Saturday to see the motor
transport train. tIlf I, 'tgsttti 4:
Foster Tiltett, who recently return.
ed, from the navy, went down to. Cpun.
Gil Bluffs Saturday, for a visit at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Lloyd Gran
dali, and family. sEaF%l -.
| Mrs. Fred Coleman and little son
have returned from "a visit of a week
or so with relatives in Carson and
Council Bluffs. j, fs e.,
Miss Vada Adam Son was a passen.
ger from Woodbine Sunday for a visit
at the home Other uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Keehner. Her
brother, Carl, went home with her on
Monday, he having spent a week here.
| Rowland PETIT son of Mr.. and Mrs.
JIM. PETIT, of Woodbine, has been
spending a couple of weeks here as has
his father, attending to their farm in.
terests in this vicinity. Rowland re-
turned home June 18th from a years
service in France. His Dow City
friends are greatly pleased to see him
back. q: 7,3'$S" ~ .f'."3Ff$''S s.
Chauncey Williamson is just recov.
ering from an attack of the mumps.
Lee Clothier has traded the farm on
which he resides and also the one he
purchased of Frank Binnall some time
ago to Jack Ahart for farm near Pts
gah. -,,.... ,,. ,t.l4,
William Divine and son made a ship
ment of two cars of cattle to- the mar
ket' in Chicago Saturday night. John
Ahart shipped one car of hogs, to the
market in Omaha Sunday night
w. E. Fishel and Ed Gibson spent a
couple of days last week in Des
Moines on business pertaining to the
big homecoming which is to be held
here in the near future in honor of
the returned soldiers of our vicinity.
Mrs. A. H. Cook has been belfast
for several days, suffering with an at
tack Of, gall stones. We are very glad
to report her as able to be up and
about now. She is making trips up to
Denison for chiropractic treatments
and all sincerely trust she may be
benefited thereby ~
Mrs. August Y Carlson delightfully."-
entertained attdinner Sunday her sis.
ter; Mrs. Gus Fredericksen, husband
land three daughters, Mrs. Fred Cole
imam and children, T. Coleman, wife
land children. Mr., and Mrs. Howard
Pegg Joined the party In spending the
Afternoon at this home. -,,,-,
Last Sunday. morning at the close
/ of the regular preaching service at the
methodist ciinrcts arf election Of lay
delegates to the general conference
which :conyeness aides Moines in Sep
TENDER was held. Each member in
the congregation over 21 years Of age
was permitted-to vote. G. NJ, Talcott
was elected as delegate and Frank Nc.
Henry as alternate. .-,.. ~.
Miss Agnes Meeves, Of Dunlap, was
a pleasant guest Of Miss Lillian Chris
Hansen Saturday and Sunday
Rev. W.T.. Rink and family and Mrs
Ida Talcott anda son, Edgar, were
among the number represented from
Dow City at the chautauqua in Denison
last week. vi, Ettr
L. G. Hatch, wife and two children
came up from Council Bluffs Sunday
for a visit with former friends and &C.
quaintances. Mr. Hatch returned Sun.
day night, his wife and children re-
manning for few days. While here
they are guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack CBrien: This is their
first visit here since moving to the
Bluffs last October shortly after Mr.
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