The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-30
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Lake View, as is their custom eact
year.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hamerick en-
joyed a visit Sunday from, her sister
Mrs.vOrval Smith, and husband AMI
two children of Soldier. ..3paW7 A1a
Fred jackson, wife and daughters
Hazel and Izetta, were down from Den
is0n Sunday and visited relatives.
The o.. J. Judd family entertained
Mrs. Judd's brother, Fred Fisher, Of
Anaconda, Mont, Monday, he having
comeshere from Omaha where he hat
been Visiting his mother.
Mr. and Mrs p. J. Brown and little
son, accompanied by her mother and
sister, Mrs. ,Thos. Munsey and daugh
ters, Josephine and Clara Mae, Mrs
y. w. Stepanek, son Howard and
daughter, Josephine, Mrs. Walter Cole
and daughter, Mamie, Mrs. A. 3. Ale
man and the families Of J. N. Bell
Thos. MEG ollough, Orvie Boham and
George Cornelius, were among those
who went to Denisop Saturday to see
the motor transport trucks.
e. @. Miller spent couple of days
last week In Missouri Valley on bus
ra.s ~ $3.50 E '
Mrs. w. = Schouten was in Sioux
City and spent the day Saturday with
her sister OF Armour S. d., who is
thers with her son in hospital. The
lad when small child, suffered with
gatherings in his head and it seems
tha.fhis trouble at this time is con-
tiHuation of the same. He is receix-
ing treatment at the hospital ;.>gs
Oliver Cook and Leslie Greene mo-
tored to Vail one day last week W.,
JOHN, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Baber, who has been suffering for
some time with an abscess on his left
lung. chad another operation perform.
ed last week, this being the third or
deei in only few months. ~ go ~
Miss Gladys Turnlund came up from
Council Bluffs Thursday to spend a
few days at the home of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Turnlund,
and with other relatives. Her brother,
John. who had been here several
weeks, went home with her.
Little Ebert Goddard son of Mrs.
s. 3. Goddard, has been spending the
past week at the home of his cousin,
Mrs. Leslie Helm, near Dunlap. &>
Mrs, Woodford lobe and four chill
dren motored up from Dunlap Sunday
and were guests at the C. o. Miller
home.
elder Chas. e. tButterworth returned
last week from Neigh and other Ne
braska points, where he had been on
q preaching mission. While away he
attended q reunion Of the L. ID. s.
Mrs. Moritz Dethlefsen, who accom-
panied her mother, Mrs. Saul Miller,
and Edward tolChicago on Saturday
July 18th, for a couple of weeks visit
among relatives, was called :b9ck to
her home in Kenwood last week on &C.
count Of her husband not recovering
asswell as was hoped for from the &C.
cident with which he met some two
weeks ago. Mr.. Dethlefseni'was EN-.
gagged In road work at the time when
an ambankment caved in on him, in.
juring him quite badly. = satss ~.
4itMr. and Mrs. Jack O'Brien, Mrs
Martin Wieland and little son. Gene,
with Miss Stella Wieland, motored to
Omaha last Tuesday, where special.
list was consulted in regard to the state
affecting the lads limbs, he having to
q certain extent lost the use of one of
them His case was diagnosed as in
fantile paralysis, only in a light form,
however. Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. VIE.
land, accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Julius Ahart, took the child back to
Omaha with the intention of entering
him In hospital for care, but were
informed at several institutions that
cases of this nature could not be ac-
cepted outside of the state. The child
was drought home again and the prob
abilities are that he will be taken to
ahospital some place in this state, al
though Othing efinite has been learn
edJegarding the matter.
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Reeser
received q message from their son, Pvt
John Reeser, Informing them OF his
safe arrival at Camp Mills, N. ", from
overseas service, John enlisted about
two years ago at Des Moines, being
sent from there to Omaha and on to
ut. Logan, Colo. Later he was, trans
ferred to Ft. Ogelthorpe, Ga. where
he was in training some time before
being ordered overseas. He arrived in
France In april 1918 thus having
served his country about fifteen
months abroad. His parents are ex-
pecting him home Saturday or Sunday.
Miss Emma Beuhler, the nurse who
had spent nearly a week at the G. w.
Langley home caring for Mr.. Langley,
returned to Denison Friday evening.
Walter Swaltman and wife came up
from Dunlap Saturday to spend a few
days at the home OF their daughter,
Mrs. Jesse Agee, and family.
Alfred Meyer, residing several miles
northwest Of town, has sold his farm
1 and purchased another one near Wood.
bine, to which place we understand he
WiHsMOye next spring.
Al Mrs. T.. 70. Mcbride was a passenger
from Logan Friday for week end Wis
itaF the parental, G. M. Brake, home.
III ~ n. !Butterworth and wife were in
Wo0dbine Tuesday attending the home
coming for,the soldiers.
e1George Bell, Of Moorhead, was re-
eHt{Yisitor; at the 3D. M. .McElwain
homeshe having accompanied, J. B. Nc
Elwain, Of that place, here. The lat.
Kerais spending some, time doing car.
penter. work on his brothers farm in
Northl Grove >v =. "A; uEG 4%aepEaIa-