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

on his way to Council Bluffs to whicl
place he has been transferred.
| Mrs. MARY Spence returned the for
part-ef the week from a weeks visi
at the home of her son, James ant
family in Denison,
Mrs. Will Aldrich was up from Dun
| lap Wednesday visiting at the paren
tai, j. w. Cramer home.
Mrs. A. H. Harper and Miss Flor
ence Miller were Arion visitors Wed
nesday. While there they were guest:
at the c. C. Trip home.
Miss Ruth Lueck was in Denisor
Wednesday having dental work done
Mr.. and Mrs. j. i. Rudd are the
recipients of a box Of souvenirs Of
Germany, sent from their son, Guild
They consist of rings, German coins
beads and other articles of interest.
E. G.. Virgins was among the Dun
visitors Wednesday,
) Chas. Smith and John O'Meara were
passengers to Omaha on Wednesday
morning where they spent the day.
Mrs. H0ratio Wingrove and son
Robert and wife accompanied by Miss
Mary Gift and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rep
ford, all from the vicinity of Arion
were pleasant visitors at the home OF
Mrs. Ida Talcott one evening last
week
Miss Mae Edwards spent the day
Thursday, at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. John Retman in Denison.
Mrs. John Kearney of Vail, was a
brief visitor in town Wednesday on
her return from visit at the home
of her daughter in Defiance
The Steve Carbaugh family have
moved in from the Howorth ranch and
are occupying the David Walters resi-
dence in the west part of town, vacat-
ed by the Rose family who moved to
Ute. 1.E ... IL.
The l. o. O.. F..held meeting in the
hall Wednesday evening for the pur-
pose of putting on degree work. The
I. o. 0. F. degree staff of Dunlap were
present. The Denison chapter was al.
so represented with several members.
Miss Helen Jackson was absent from
her duties in the Butterworth grocery
and bakery few days last week ow-
ing to illness. Her mother, Mrs. A.
L. Jackson has also been quite sick
but is better now.
VIM. Bell was among the Denison
visitors Thursday. He recently spent
! few days in Texas where lie expects
to return at an early date to remain
Elder G. E. iHarpe who conducted
preaching services at the local L. d.
5. church several evening last week.
eft Thursday for Deloit to attend the
which began there that
evening, continuing over Sunday. a.,
The Earl Chambers family, who
nave been residing on the Henry Witt
arm, haved moved to the .MOritz Jur-
sensen place several miles north of
Dow City. s1 ~.
John Ahart and son, Jay, and wife,
attended the w. A. Antrim sale near
Charter Oak Tuesday. 1t will be re-
nembered that the former recently
purchased the Antrim farm. He has
arranged for his son, Jay, and wife to
move onto this place instead of the
'ormer Mott McHenry place as had
been planned heretofore.
Mrs. Jane Wood and Mrs. S. E. Will
~ left Thursday for Waterloo, for a
visit with relativesaand friends. The
,ormer will probably spend a month
or so there with her daughter, while
he latter will return in few days.
i. Mr.. and Mrs Ed Riddle received
word the forepart of the week, that
heir son. Norman, had received his
discharge from the navy and was on
lis way home from Massachusetts,.
where he had been for several months
de arrived here Thursday morning,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Christensen and
Misses Lola Fishel and Esther Turn
und were Denison visitors Wednes-
lay.
Fred Koenekamp packed and sl,ip-
BED his household goods the past week
% Window, Mimi, near which place
ne family are to make their home.
Several of the Red Cross ladies met
Wednesday afternoon and. spent sew
7ral hours in sewing for the Belgian
Keller. The ladies' are now making
skirts, having received material for
:lfty garments, all of which they ex-
oect to have completed and ready for
shipping this week. . '.."
. DR.. L. NJ. Coon of Denison was a
professional business caller in town
Thursday.
Lewis Miller was down from Deni-
son and spent couple of days of the
past week at the home OF, his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Roy.
w. N. SchOuten, Gus Fredericksen.
md George Weiss, were in Omaha on
friday to which place they accompan-
ed shipment of hogs to market.
Mrs. Clair Butterworth played the
)art of hostess to the members of the
'riscilla club Thursday afternoon,
here being large attendance despite
he unfavorable condition of the
weather.. The afternoon passed in a
cry pleasing social manner and at
he close, a delicious two-course din
Ter was served to- which the gentle
nen were invited in to partake of.
he guests then repaired to their re-
pective homes, voting Mrs. Butter