The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-06
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Mrs. s. e. Wiley and daughter, Fan
cheOn, spent one day last week visit
ing and shopping in Omaha.
Hertha Plough and her twin broth
ers, Fred and Lawrence, were passen
gers from Denison Friday for a sever
al days visit at the home of their un
Gle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Chris.
.tiansen west of town. 2t ~
Howard Pegg and wife motored to
4Onawa Monday, where they spent a
couple OF days looRing over their farm
interests. ~
Mrs. p. F. Branaka and son, Ronald,
departed Monday noon for Fl. Dodge to
Join Mr.. Branaka and Argyle, who
have been there several weeks Mrs.
Branaka and sons had been spending
several weeks at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. w. H. Buss. west Of town.
AS yet the family is not permanently
located.
The Gus Fredericksen family and
Mrs. A. b. Carlson enjoyed short
visit from Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Velin,
OF Spokane, Wash. who we're guests
at the Fredericksen home Monday
evening. They had just returned from
visit in Chicago and are spending
few days in Denison this week, at
ter which they 60 to Sioux City for q
visit and then on to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Smith are enter
tanning their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. McChesney, and children, of
Glen Ellen, ILL.,, who arrived Sunday
night.
Sam Brasel sustained painful in
Jury last week. While he was engaged
in cleaning the separator OF the thresi
Ing machine his left hand was caught
In such q manner as to badly scrape
the knuckle Of the forefnger on the
band knife. Blood poisoning was
feared at first, but at present the
wound Is healing well, with no further
symptoms.
On Tuesday evening Of the past
week large company OF friends gath
cred ut the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Heffernan to properly welcome their
son, Austin, who just recently received
his discharge from the army. The
hours pleasantly passed in social d.
versions and at a late hour ice cream
and cake were served as a fitting close
to the occasion which as a whole was
one Of immense Joy. v
IA gOodly number Of the local base
ball fans were represented at the twi-
light game between iDenison and the
Oak last Thursday at Denison.
John RaRser, whose return to the
United States from France was men
tioned last week, arrived home Thurs
day might from .Des Moines, and is
busy greeting his friends. Thus the
boys return one by one and we are al
ways glad to add another name to the
increasing list.
Arthur Birkhofer, of Moscow, is Wis
iting IN this vicinity at the homes of
his uncles, John, Frank and A. A.
BirkhOfer, and their families.
B Mrs, Adotph Johannsen went to
Clinton Sunday, where she is making
q visit with her mother.
The 10. ]. Judd family pleasantly en-
tertained as Sabbath guests her moth
er and brothers, Mrs. Emma Fisher
and SONS, Fred and Ed, and the lat
ter's son. Clarence, all from Omaha,
with the exception OF Fred, he being
from Anaconda. Mont. Mrs. Judd's
sister, Mrs. C. C. Antisdel, Of Council
Bluffs, and Mr.. Judd's father, D., +.
Judd, OF Omaha were with the party
the latter remaining to spend some
time here. Carl Kirk and wife, of near
Dunlap, also spent Sunday at this
home.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Standard Bearers will be held on Fri
day evening Of this week with Miss
Josephine Stepanek at the home OF her
brother, Howard, in the country. Mrs.
Earl Morrison is to be the leader OF
the lesson. AN invitation Is extended
to all young people Interested.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Chase took
their little son to Omaha Wednesday
where q specialist was consulted. The
child is suffering with a, growth in his
throat which is said to be caused from
4 fever four years ago. It is expected
that an operation will be. sumbitted
to at some future day. before which
1t Will he necessary to remove the lad s
tpnsils and adenoids
Ernest Smith took his departure on
Monday for Hunter. Mo, to remain In
definitely. He intends purchasing a
farm IN the Ozarks country. Since his
return from overseas several months
ago he has been staying with friends
here.
Miss Ida Plough returned to her
home in Denison Sunday following
several days visit at the home OF her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Ehfistiansen.
M. G. Virgins, wife and daughter,
Flora, enjoyed Sunday dinner at the
home Of their daughter and sister,
Mrs. Il. r. Poitevin, and family.
Mrs 4. w. Swatman and daughter,
Mrs. Woodford lobe, and children
were UP from Dunlap Monday visiting
at the home OF their granddaughter
and niece. Mrs. Jesse Agee, and fam.
lily on the Howonh ranch. w. L..
Swatman, who had spent some time
here, went home with them.
Rev. w. T. Rink has been confined
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