The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-01-01
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Margaret Flynn was here from Den
ison Friday and visited at the H. J
Seigner home. Mrs. Seigner returned
home with her Saturday for a visit.
IA dance will be given in the M
wv. IA. hall New Years night. Every
one is invited to come out and have {
Il good time.
Joe Garrett and brother of Denisor
were in our town Sunday calling or
friends. Joe has been in army train
\ ing at Camp Dodge and has received
his discharge.
: John Kearney, Jr., returned last
!. week to Fit. Omaha after a furlougt
{ OF ten days, which he enjoyed visiting
here at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Fouts and daugh.
tiers, Laverne and Melba returned
home Saturday from a visit with rela
tives at Churdan, Iowa. "a
Lloyd Deeter left last week for a
Z visit with relatives and friends in
Illinois.
Ray Crane was business caller in
Denison Monday.
Mart Nice ollough was here from
Carroll Wednesday,, visiting relatives
/ and friends.
Miss Mabel Brockelsby is reported
quite sick with the FLU.
Ruth Knowles and q girl friend from
Jefferson spent Christmas here at the
formers home, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Knowles.
John Hickey was here the first Of
last week on furlough from the
Great Lakes Naval Training station.
Mrs. Clarence Kelly Of Ida Grove,
spent Christmas day here visiting rel.
atives
Mrs. "A. H. Clark, daughters. Mae
and Clemantine, of Missouri Valley,
visited here the last of the week at
u the Frank Starek home. Mrs. Clark
returned Sunday, but the girls re-
NAMED for q longer visit. III
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Rose Of jeff
.-erson and Mr.. and Mrs. Doc Lewis Of
Council Bluffs enjoyed Christmas here
lat the. John Knowles home.
Mrs. Jas. Dugan, son, Earl and Miss
Mary Kennedy spent SATURDAY. in West
il0lW0% 81 aCu0 Dull
John Kenney received his discharge
from the army and arrived home last
week from Camp Devens, Mass.
Mrs. John Smith was here from
West Side Wednesday.
Frank Starek was a business caller
in Arcadia Thursday.
Mrs. Mike Monaghan and Mary
Kennedy were Carroll visitors Friday.
Mrs. ALI Starek OF West Side visit
ed here last Friday at the Frank Star
elk home.
r, j. Morse and family spent Christ
mas day with relatives in Council
Bluffs. &.
Grace Mitchell was Friday visitor
at the Bart Mitchell home in West
Side. u III
MI. and Mrs. Knowles Of Omaha,
spent the first OF the week here at the
parental, Mrs. M. r. Mcclure home
Mrs. Bryan ODonnell and Gertie
were passengers to Denison Monday,
where they spent the day, shopping
and visiting friends.
ThOs. Sullivan was passenger to
Carroll Sunday. 4.
Mrs. John Kearney went to Def
3ance Saturday ftr visit at the John
Lehan home.
Miss nellie Keeney has been on the
sick list the past week.
Mesdames Walter O'Conn0r and Ed
jQuirk were shopping in Denison on
Monday.
4 Misses Stella Byrnes and Nellie Du-
gan were home from Boyles Business
College at Omaha to spend the holt
days.
John Diets and Frank Mannon left
last week for Sterling, Ill, for
months stay. A.
Bernard and Lawrence McNertney
left last week for a visit with their
folks at Sioux City. Lawrence has
been suffering with the flu since his
departure from >here
Willie Jensen returned home Satur-
day from Vancouver, Wash, where
he has been stationed in the pine and
spruce service Of the army. Bill is
looking fine after 13 months of service.
Il Misses Faye and Margaret Brogan
were visitors Monday in West Side.
Mrs. Mike Gibbons left last week
for visit with relatives lat Sterling.
Ill.
III WITS. 4JOuH MCdONern was a shopper
in Denison Thursday.
John Kearney and family have
moved to town and occupy the resi-
dence which they recently purchased
OF w. w. Watson.
Miss Bernice Eyenbach Of Coon Rap
ids, was a guest here the past week at 4
the John Meter home and with other
relatives and friends.
& Misses Ann and Cecilie McAndrews
were shopping in Denison Monday Of
this week.
Jas. O'Boyle and daughter, Geral-
dine and Lillian were passengers to
Carroll Sunday for visit with rela-
tiyes. 5.5 Z.
Merl Servoss visited the last Of the
week with relatives in Denison.
Harry Lennihan spent the first of
the week calling on friends in Carroll,
Frank Starek has been on the sick
list the past week but is recovering.
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