The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-02

Arthur Butler of Kiron, was brief
caller at the home Of his wife's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams one
day last week He had been to Oma.
ha where he purchased a new Ford
4 driving the same through on his re-
turn home, Miss Lucille Williamson
accompanied him to Kiron and spent
a couple OF days. ,. ."e
4 Mrs. L. e. Mcbride returned to her
home in Logan Wednesday following
"a few days visit at the parental, G..
M. Brake home. Her little daughter.
EVirgene, remained for a longer time.
Miss Geneva Lyman was down from
Carroll and spent. several days the
past week at the home Of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Rudd. i
Mrs. George Keairnes and daugh-
ters, returned Tuesday from an en-
joyable visit of nearly a weeks dura-
ton with the formers sister, Mrs.
Harold Salisbury and family in Gid.
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p, Mrs. Thos. Munsey and daughter,
Clara Mae returned Wednesday from
Columbus, Neb., where they had spent
a week with relatives.
!. Mrs. John Gibson and little daugh.
ter, Mrs. Wilbur Berry and the Miss.
es Jennie Cramer and bessie Baber
were among those from Dow City in
Denison Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. jim Wilson went down
to Omaha Wednesday to which place
they accompanied her sister, Mrs.
|Clyde Keairnes Of North Dakota, the
latter having an operation performed
at that place Friday. Mrs. Wilson re.
turned Thursday evening, while her
husband remained day or so longer.
mfrs. Keairnes is well known in this
lviciinity and her friends are glad to
Ilearn that the operation was success.
| full and all sincerely hope that she
will soon be able to leave the hospital
1 IL. L. Thomas and wife were in
|Grinnell last week where they attend
ed the college graduating exercises,
/ their son, Wilbur being a member of
the class to complete the four years
\ course at that Institution. Wilber's
many friends offer him hearty con.
ORGANIZATIONS upon his diligence in his
work. rs Eli.
Aunt Mary McHenry returned to
Denison Thurtday evening after a
pleasant visit Of week or more at
the home of her daughter, Mrs N. r.
Wilder and also with her numerous
friends in this vicinity. -"r"
l. Mrs Phyllip Dietrich came over
from Wall Lake Thursday and made
a brief sojourn at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. John Carey who ac-
companied her back to Wall Lake that
tevening. e.EE
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Odell were up
from Logan Wednesday to attend the
funeral of DR.. J. f. Potter. y
We are very glad to report that
Private Russell Lambert who recent
ly submitted to an operation for. ap-
pendicitis is recovering nicely He Is
tbeing cared fOrf at the home Of his
sister, Mrs. Lee Trip in Dunlap. Mr..
Lambert is home on "a thirty days'
furlough from Radford, Texas. =
"A Mrs. M A, Pearsall, and little tdaugls
Eter, Phyllis were Visiting in Denison
Friday II 40. f.a.f,,.r .af mr. Sgs1a, ~
Miss Ruth Glassburner was a pas
lsenger from Woodbine Wednesday
:evening for visit at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Joe Hallowell and family,
returning on Saturday. Miss Glass.
burner has been teaching in the pub
!lic schools of Oakland, Ia, during the
1 past year. - sf''s 't:' 81 al, %~l
Mrs. NJ. ]. Breen and Miss Martha
Leuck were passengers to West Side
Thursday where they attended the
Homecoming, given in honor of the
returned soldiers of that vicinity.
Mrs. Ed Ahart and Mrs. Walter Cole
we're among those represented from
Dow City in Denison Saturday.
| o. j. Judd and wife went down to
Council Bluffs Friday to: see their
daughter, Frances, who recently suff-
cred broken arm, by falling from a,
cherry tree at the home, of her aunt,
Mrs. C.. c. Antisdel. They returned
Saturday and report her as getting
along nicely. a ,......I. ,a..a
Barney Volqhartsen, wife and chill
dren were down from the vicinity of
Arion Saturday and visited at the
home Of her sister. Mrs Charlie Igou
and family. ti!!'i.ih }!iH5l '.T E,5t,..2 \