The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-10

Mort Mackey and daughter, OF Car.
roll, motored here Saturday for Wis.
| it at the Rogar Paul home, returning
Sunday. The formers wife, who had
been here for few days, returned
home Monday. rs *
Clarence, more Familiarity known as
| Babe" a son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clar.
ence Ransom, was the victim of a
painful injury recently by getting his
l. left arm cut on saw. A doctor was
called to administer to him, three
stitches being required to close the
wound which was inflicted just below
the elbow. The lad has been carry
ing the arm in sling for the past
week. but it is healing nicely at pres
ent.
Miss Mae Houston, who has been a
student at the Van SAINT business col
| legt in Omaha the past summer, re-
turned home the latter part of the
week to remain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lazerus and
children were visiting with relatives
in Omaha Sunday. -"
. Mrs. Wilbert aPangborn and child,
of Lavina, SD, have been here the
lpast week visiting at the home of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Cramer. Monday they went down to
Dunlap for visit at the home of her
mother. Mrs. Will Aldrich.
Morris Griffin, wife and baby return
ed Sunday from pleasant weeks
visit In Lamont at the home Of her
mother. Mrs Msttie Smith. Mrs. Crit
fin'sasister and brother, June and Max
Smith, who had been spending the
summer there, returned to Lamont
with them. -5 ~ ~ tHti 10. t
frank ,Binnail motored to Pierson
Thursday, to which place ne took his
little daughter. Francille, to remain
with her brother Bryce. and wife
while Mrs. Binnall is in the hospital
at Omaha, Mr.. Binnall accompanying
his wife to the Methodist hospital at
that place Friday. Word has been
received here by relatives that Mrs.
Binnall had had the operation on one
eye performed and as soon aS it was
HEALED :, sufficiently the other one
would be operated UPON - s's$s{
Miss Viola Paul left Monday to take
up her college work at Des Moines
following at.several weeks ''Fyisits at
the parental, n. W. Paul home. Ji FAY
The August Messenbrink family
were down from Denison Friday and
visited at the parental ]. n. Griffin,
home. f"'- @A----7a'' .'3''1'>',~ "'4H 'f.
f.. G. Virgins was in Charter Oak
Sunday attending the Sunday school
convention. Mr.. Virgins is superin-
tendent Of the local Methodist Sunday,
school.
Robert Wright. iof this place, and
Miss Edith. Lee, ,of Dunlap, were unit
ed in marriage Sunday afternoon. the
event having taken place at the Pres
byterian parsonage in Denison, Rev.
kobt. Karr acting as officiating clergy
man. The couple were attended by
Dir. and Mrs. Foster Cornelius, Of
Dow City. The groom is the youngest
son OF Mrs. Gideon Wright and is
well known In this vicinity. + The
bride, a young lady of Dunlap, is a
stranger here. but is we'll spoken Of
The newlyweds have gone to Rodney
where they will probably make their
home, the groom having been employ
ed at that place for, some time. AL
unite in wishing the happy couple "a
aOAtS @AAo4sOl FWSNNSu UltSS. s"'s'"H"ffs w Il
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. --Bonsall and two
sons Were. visiting in Moorhead Sum;
day. "
2 u. r., Griffin and wife We're visiting
in Denison Monday.
Harold Fienhold arrived home Sun
day from overseas service, having
been gone since July, 1918. He, with
his company, sailed for France the
day before the signing of the armis-
tice: Harold enlisted in the army, be-
ing a member of the 88th division.
His parents, Mr.. and Mrs: Zeph Fien-.
hold, went to Des Moines Saturday to
meet him. JIM ~
This H.. G. Scott family are enjoying
fine new Buick car, purchased re-
Gently. >~:s
Mrs. ALI Howorth has returned