The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-19


home of their daughter, Mrs. Frank {
Howorth, who has been suffering wit
an attack of the flu.
Misses Ruby Rolls and Bernie
Jackson were passengers to Delol
Saturday, where they remained owe
Sunday attending the L. D. S. confer
ence. 9E "a
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Goodman have re
ceived word of the death of his sister
Mrs. Maude Johnson, which occurre'
on Tuesday of the past week at he
home in Walters, Okla. She leave
three children, her husband having
preceded her in death in June Of tn
past year.
Mrs. Leva Christensen returned t.
her home in Charter Oak Sunday al
ter a several weeks sojourn at tin
T. X. Coleman home.
Miss Frances Hunkler was over from
Manila Sunday and spent the day a
the G. M. Brake home.
James Pearsall, Sr. and daughter-in
law, Mrs M. A. Pearsall, attended the
L. ID. s. conference in Deloit over Sun
day, as did also Mrs. Sophrone Bel
and Miss Lulu Crandall.
Miss Lena Honz was a passenger
from Webster City Saturday for Wis
it with the home folks, returning Mon
day evening.
The L. D. S. Social circle of the Wo
mans auxiliary met at the home OF
Mrs. Wilbur Berry on Friday after
noon of the past week. The stormy
weather prevented several of the
members from attending, but those
who were present enjoyed the after.
noon very much The time was devot-
ed to sewing and tempting luncheon
very tittingly closed the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jackson were
down from Denison Sunday visiting
relatives, they having come down up
on receiving word of the. serious i'll
ness Of the little one year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Butterwoth.
During the day Sunday the little one
lowered between life and death, but at
this writing is reported as being slight
ly improved. A specialist was called
from Omaha Sunday evening, who
the case as pneumonia. A
nurse from Denison has been secured
to care for the little patient.
Miss Marie Coleman, accompanied
by her aunt, Mrs. Cora Wilson, of
were among the visitors in
Denison Saturday.
Mrs. Nelson Butterworth has given
up her position as stenograpler in
the office Of Conner & Powers in Den
ison and has Joined her husband who
roonv,f1x, frooo cnruipn
seas. At present they are making
their home with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clair Butterworth.
j. W. Patton has secured employ
ment on the new school building
which is being erected in Dunlap and
Is moving his family to that place.
Since moving to Dow City from Oma-
ha two years ago they have been &C.
cupying one of the residences of Elder
Chas. E. Butterworth south of the
school house. Jim Pearsall who is to
hold a sale soon will move his family
10 town, he having rented the proper
ty vacated by the Pattons. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wilson, of Mitch
eli, s. d., are here visiting with rela-,
lives, the Fred and T. X. Coleman fam
lies. ti. s2t .., "a
Gus Anderson was caller in Dun
ap Saturday. 3D.. ,-....,>.-.- ......<
The JOHN Hill family who have been
in this vicinity for some time
are moving to .Moorhead near which
place they have rented farm for the.
coming year. - ID ~
Carl Kirk and wife were up from
Dunlap Sunday visiting at the parent
Il, 0. j. Judd, home.
Miss Ruby Baber has been quite
sick, having been belfast for the past
week. We are glad to report that she
s now improving. J.
Mrs. r. E. Lusk is expecting her
husband home this week from Camp
Dodge, where he has been for a week
IT more since his return from over.
eas service.
Mrs. Julia Mix was passenger from
omaha Saturday for several days
'isit at the home of parents, j. G.
srau1, and wife.
Miss Nellie Fishel was over from
'isit at the parental, w. e. Fishel,
Suck Grove and made an over Sunday
lome. p. ~ rt...t ~
Mrs. G. A., Barker has. been i'll the
)ast week suffering with an attack
f influenza.
Dr. F. N. Rowe returned the fore
art of the past week from few
avs sojourn, in Minneapolis where
le and his wife were called by the
erious illness! of her brother, who
assed away shortly after their arriv-
!. Mrs. Rowe remained week long
r to care for her mother and sister
Who have, been i'll with the flu. .g@ r
Church services as usual next Sum.
ay. Preaching at 10:45 A. NJ, follow
d by the Sunday school. Epworth
league at $3.50, followed by the eve
ing preaching service at 7:30. Pray
r meeting on Thursday as usual be-
inning at 1880.
Mr. and !, Mrs. Sopher moved from
Arion and will reside in this vicinity
nth the latter's sister, Mrs. Fred
opher and family. ~ - ~
Mrs. j. A. Brill very pleasantly en-
ertained at kensington on Tuesday
fternoon of the past week. The time
Nas devoted to needlework and de-