The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-13
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Francis Potter was a passenger to
Omaha Friday, where he made short
g0journ, returning Saturday evening.
+ Miss Mildred Hoeffer, who is assist
ing in the First National bank at Den.
ison. was down from there making an
over Sunday visit with the home
folks.
Jack Blair was in Dunlap Thursday
having dental work done
Carl Kirk and wife were up from
Dunlap and spent the Sabbath at the
parental, o. ]. Judd. home.
Margaret and Unabelle Mills re-
turned to their home in Denison Sat
urtlay following an enjoyable visit at
the Bert Tatroe home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Edwards are
looking forward with happy anticipa-
ton to the arrival of their son, Cecil,
and his French bride, having received
word that they were to sail from
France the early part of this month.
It will be remembered that several
weeks ago when giving the account OF
his marriage in these columns we
made mention of the fact that he had
Teenlisted for a period Of one year.
expecting Ito serve his time abroad.
His folks have not learned as to wheth
ers he has been discharged at this time
or being returned to serve his time
here
William HOnz went to Deloit Satur.
day evening where he relieved Agent
lOsBanion at the Illinois Central depot
Sunday, the latter with his family
spending the day in Woodbine.
The Willing Workers of the Baptist
Sunday school taking camping equip
ment with them journeyed out to the
timber near the N r. Wilder farm
four miles northwest Of. town Tuesday
evening and are enjoying several days
or real fun in camping i'm the cool
depths Of the woods They were chap
eroned by Mrs. "A. III Harper and thier
teacher, Miss Florence Miller. The
panty expect to remain until Friday
evening.
Misses Beatrice and Gertrude Kelly
were up from Woodbine the past week
visiting at the home of their sister,
Mrs. John Houston,
Ruth Rudd, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. L. Rudd, has been suffering
with an attack Of mumps the past
week.
Harry Huntington was caller at
the county capital Thursday.
The members OF the library board
held a business meeting Tuesday eve
ming OF the past week at the home OF
Mrs. A. III. Harper. 1t was decided
at this time that more books be pur-
chased for the library and the commit
tee in charge OF this department We're
Instructed by the board 70 draw the
sum OF fifty dollars from the treasury
to use for this purpose.
Mrs John Williamson and son,
Channcey, went to Kir0n Saturday to
spend few days with their daughter
and sister, Mrs Arthur Butler. They
accompanied the Butler family home
from visit here.
\ n Mrs. Ed Mcmahon and children
were over from Manila and spent last
week OF the home Of her sister, Mrs.
Elmer Brasel.
Harry Reed enjoyed . visit on the
Sabbath with his relatives at Ute and
Castana. Oh.
M Mrs. M. j. Breen and Miss Martha
LAuck were county seat visitors Fri
day. ,.-
&. o. Miller was an Omaha business
caller Wednesday.
Miss Minnie Thams, the dressmak-
er. was down from DenisOn and spent
last week at the Frank Nc Henry home
IN the country. She is spending few
days this week at the NJ. G. Virgins
home in town;
Will PETIT was in Dunlap Saturday
between trains.
u Elder Chas, e. Butterworth was a
passenger to 'DenisOn Saturday eve
ming where he conducted Sunday
preaching services.
J. II. Bonsall, accompanied by his
uncle. j. "A, Pritchard, were business
visitors in Castana Friday.
NJ Az the regular meeting of the Re
ibekahs Wednesday evening the semi
annual installation of officers took
place as follows: N. g., Miss Flora
Virgins; " G., Mrs, Pearl Wore; sec
VSIaTys QIMTS. n. III I1di p0IJ5 uOoouASA'
Mrs. 8. EjWiley. Miss Florence Miller
acted as installing officer. "A social
hour followed this part of the eve
ming, tempting luncheon being
served at the conclusion. Initiatory
work will be put on at the next meet
ing. y. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Bonsall and sons,
Henry and Marion, with the formers
aunt, Mrs. a. H. Harper, were in Dun
lap Sunday, where they visited at the
&c. C. Bonsall home.
Earl Brasel has been having siege
with the mumps the past week, but is
recovering now.
\ Mrs. Jack O,Briep was visiting in
Omaha one day the early part of last
week. y. 81.
Eldridge Killion is suffering from
4he effects Of an injury received some
two weeks ago by a horse trampling
on his right foot. The member SEEM
ingly had been getting along well UNI
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