The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-16

, ,Pierson, where she is spending a fey
f weeks at the home of her grandfather
} w. V. Butler
b. M. McElwain, wife and daughter
, Pearl, departed Saturday afternoon b
auto for several weeks visit wit
: rela tives and friends at Blencoe. MI
, land Mrs A. H. Adams and three chi
dren, who had spent week here, az
companied them and will return iron
there to their home in Minneapolis.
=; M. A. Pearsall, wife and little dangh
) ter, Phyllic, went to Omaha Saturday
where they made an over Sunday visi
with relatives.
Miss Vada Adamson returned to, he
home in Woodbine Friday after having
spent a week at the home of her uncl'
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Keeh
ner -
Elder Chas. E. Butterworth has solt
the lot adjoining his residence proper
ty ON the south to his son, Raymond
We understand the latter bought thu
lot for the purpose of erecting resi-
ldence there. Since moving to towr
he and his wife have been occupying
the rear rooms over the bakery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Hansen are in
receipt of letter from their son, Al
fred, in which he states that severa,
days before the Fourth he with -four
other soldiers was sent from Ohio
to Washington to give balloon instruc
tions, preparatory to a celebration held
there. From that place he expected
to be transferred to camp in Vir.
ginia. ..r
Mrs. r. E. Lusk and Miss Anna
Bell, together with their cousin, Miss
Doris Bruner OF waterloo Who had
spent some ten, days here, left last
"Wednesday for Cherokee where they
will spend week with .thsir! aunt,
Mrs. Ellsworth Shook. VIA II
The Dan Reeser family were down
from Denison Tuesday evening" MAX.
!, ing q brief visit at the parental, Jake
Reeser, home. i. 4
Rev. G. A. Barker and family are
occupying the residence OF Mrs. F. M.
Cole during her absence in Dell Rap
ids, S. D. The parsonage is being re-
modelled and work on the same is pro-
crossing rapidly.
Laverne Alexander has been spend
ing the past week at the home of his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Roy. The Alexander family are NOV
ing from Dunlap to a point near Des
Moines, Mr.. Alexander having secured
employment there. .'..
Friday Mr.. and Mrs. CO. Miller re-
ceived the good news of the arrival of
their son. Sgt. Chas. H. Miller, in the
United States from France, he having
arrived on Wednesday, July 9th. The
card received by his parents read that
he was being sent to Camp Merritt,
IN. J. Mr.. Miller offered his services
to Uncle Sam in May, 1918, having
enlisted at Omaha. He was sent to- a
camp in Florida, where he received
most of his training before going over.
He is a member Of supply Co. 319. His
numerous friends are looking forward
with great pleasure to his return. 1
Mrs. Vera Sopher returned Thurs
day evening from an extended So
journ in Dakota and is now, at the home
of her parents, Mi, and Mrs. Lynn
ROOd.g RI '+a ~ a@
Mrs. Cly-e Haskins was down from
Arion Friday and made a brief visit at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jake Reeser. .-.....,.,.,.,..
James Turner left Friday evening
for his home in jefferson, having svisit-
ed here at the home of his son, Will,
and family. ~, s
Friday, afternoon Mrs. Fred Cole
man delightfully."- entertained the men,
bers OF the Friday club, including a
number of intimates The time was.
pleasantly passed in social visiting and
a most palatable repast was enjoyed
at the close of the day. Mrs. Frank
Odell, of Logan, was present to par
ticipate in the pleasures of the oc-
casion.
A deal was contaminated the past
week whereby Gus Anderson became
the owner of the two elevators belong
ing to John Ahart,. the consideration
being $4,000, Mr.. Anderson to take
possession of the same August LIST. At
present he is farming his fathers
place but expects to move his family
to town and it is the understanding
that Jay lBaber who has been working
for him since early spring will move
his family to the. place they vacate.
This change however, will not take
effect until the first of March next.
The Baber family are residing on the
farm Mr., Anderson recently sold to
T. B. Foster. :"
E. G. Virgins, cashier in the Farm
ers State bank, was business visitor
in Logan Friday D.. ...,.,., .,.,z.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
w. c. II. U. which was to have taken
place Wednesday afternoon in the NJ
E. church, was called off owing to the
extremely hot weather which pre-
vented the majority of the members
from being present.
Agent j. G. Graul and daughter,
Mrs. &C. E. Petree, were business Wis
itors in Omaha Wednesday. Ralph
Mckee was secured to fill Mr.. Graul's
place in the Northwestern depot dur
ing his absence.
E.. A. Stone, of Denison, was here
Thursday on business pertaining to
the Stewart Lumber company.
Mrs. Frank Birkhofer, who spent
last week in one of the Denison hospi.
tails, returned home and went down
to Omaha Wednesday, where she en-.
tered a hospital for further series
Of treatments. All sincerely hope she