The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-06

, J. w. Howorth and wife were in
Omaha spending the day Wednesday
Mrs. Gail Carey has returned from
a weeks visit with friends and rela
tives at Lake View. ~,
Carl Hansen was down from Deni
son Wednesday between trains and
visited at the parental, Claus Hansen,
home.
Deputy Sheriff Jacob Johnson was
a caller. in town Wednesday from
Denison. g.
Mrs. Riley Talcott moved her house.
hold furniture down from Arion Sat
urday and she with her daughter, Mrs.
Gladys PETIT, are occupying the resi-.
dence recently vacated by the Warren
Ettleman family, which is owned by B.
NJ, McElwain. We heartily welcome
them as residents of our town.
"A called meeting of the Royal Neigh.
bors was held Thursday afternoon in
the hall for the purpose of receiving
new members. The candidates initial
ed into the order at this time were
Mrs. Will Ettleman, Mrs. WILDER Der
ry, Mrs. T. E. Baber, Mrs. Charley
Bell, Mrs. Nelson Butterworth, Mrs.
Pearl Wore, Mrs. Orvie Boham, Mrs.
IT. K. Coleman and Miss Helen Rule.
After the initiatory work light refresh
ments were served. Mrs. Mary Nc.
Mahon and Mrs Frank Bolton, of Den.
ison and Mrs. Garfield Rule, of Fort
Dodge, were out of town members In
attendance. Mrs. Fred Rule, OF COun-
Gil Bluffs, was also present, she being
a member of another chapter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Gratll are enjoy
ing a visit from their, daughterinl law,
Mrs. Melvin Graul, of Chicago, she
having arrived Thursday ~,
4 Harry Reed has accepted the posi-
ton of mechanic in the R. W.: Houston
garage to fill the vacancy caused by
1.-THE resignation of Mearle Binnall, who
had been employed there for several
months. q
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Carlson and lit
tile son, Gus Fredericksen, wife and
three daughters, Louise, Kathryn and
Vera, with Mrs Fredericksen's sister,
Mrs. a. B. Carlson, and daughter, Mar
ian, motored to Lake View Thursday,
where they enjoyed a days outing.
Mrs. Jim Wilson returned Thursday
evening from a couple of days sojourn
with her sister Mrs. Clyde Keairnes,
in the hospital at Omaha. She also
made brief visit in Dunlap on the
way home. It is with much regret in
deed that we make mention of the fact
that Mrs Keairnes, who submitted to
an operation for appendicitis several
weeks ago, is not improving as well
as was hoped for, other complications
having developed affecting her lungs
She has been removed from the hospi-
tai and was brought to the Wilson
home near here the latter part of the
week to be cared for. Word has been
sent to her husband at their home in
North Dakota and he is expected to
arrive at an early date.
E. w. Pierce, of Denison, was a
pleasant visitor with his relatives, the
Frank McHenry family, Thursday,
on his way home from a visit with his
son, DR.. Foster Pierce, and family in
1Faulkton, S. D., and also making the
acquaintance of his new granddaugh-
ter while there. Mrs. Pierce, who pre-
coded him t , that place by a couple of
weeks, remained for longer time.
Mr.. Pierce has been enjoying a two
weeks vacation from his duties in the
First National bank at Denison.
The E. N. Chamberlain family en-
tertained Thursday his brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. George Nesbit
of Virginia, ILL.,, they being accompan-
led by Mrs. Camel and Mr.. Rexroe, al
so of that place. The party stopped
here enroute to Colorado.
Miss Josie Kinney, of Denison, has
recently organized violin music class
here, which at present is composed of
seven scholars, namely: Mrs. d. e.
Bremser and daughter, Bernice Mrs.
Helen Jackson, Anna Bell and Vida
|Butterworth. Several others are ex-