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

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their son, William, at Camp Merritt
N. j., from overseas service, he ha1
, ing arrived on Monday, July 7th. Pr
s vate Hansen was indicted into tn
army in May. 1918, and received hi
first training at Camp Dodge, bein
! transferred to another camp later TO
further training. In November TO
lowing he received orders for oversee
duty, thus having been abroad som
seven months. During the major POI
ton of the time in France he was cor
nected with the seth base hospital uni
having been transferred temporarily t.
thl 65th base hospital unit shor
while before receiving orders to re
turn to the states. His arrival HON,
is awaited with happy anticipation OF
the part Of his folks and friends.
DR.. Frank Mahin and wife have beer
enjoying visit the past week from
his brother, C. A. Mahin, and family
of Truax, Sask, Canada. They were
accompanied here by Mrs. Mrs. c. A
Mahinis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. N
Mcintyre The company stopped il
Dow City enroute to Kansas where Mr.
Mahin will engage in educational work
Miss Mearle Reeser, daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. Jake Reeser, sustained
painful injuries one evening recently
While displaying some fireworks a
large skyrocket exploded in her hand
badly burning her face and hands. The
services of physician were required
and at present the wounds are healing
1 nicely. The accident occurred in jAri
4 ion, where she has been staying with
her sister, Mrs. Clyde Haskins.. -
ii4 Mrs. w. w. Galland was a. visitor at
| the county capital one day the early
part OF the past week 3, a..
Al Mrs Thos. Munsey and daughter,
CLARA Mae, returned Thursday from
q couple of days sojourn at the Ben
Wingrove home in Denison, the for
mer doctoring for her hand while at
that place. Although still very sore
the wound which was inflicted in, the
fleshy part of the thumb by an opera
tion couple of weeks ago to remove
the point. of a needle is healing slowly.
Mrs. John Gibson was stricken with
appendicitis last week and an opera
ton was deemed advisable as the only
means of. relief. Wednesday morning
Mrs. Gibson accompanied by her Sis
ter-in.law. Mrs. Ida Talcott, went to
Omaha, where she entered the Metho-
dist hospital. The operation was per-
formed Thursday morning and the
patient Is reported to have withstood
the ordeal we'll. Her husband and
aunt, Mrs M. A. Rigsby, spent the day
Thursday with her. All hope that she
h. oh fo
Miss Mildred Virgins has returned
home from an enjoyable visit OF some
two weeks at the home of her cousin,
Mrs. L. ". Slocumb, and family in
Loop City, Neb.
The Claude Blackman family have
moved to Dow City and are occupying
one Of the houses owned by her father,
George Carey, .4
Mrs. Arthur Banyard and four chill
dren took their departure Thursday
evening; for, their home in Denison,
following a pleasant weeks visit at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Steve Carbaugh. and with other rela-
tives. Her sister, Miss Fannie Car
baugh, accompanied them to spend a
few. days. n ~ sassaaEA.sSyss, =.
U STheo. Walker, of Denison, was
greeting Dow City friends Thursday.
He is a former resident of this vicin-
ity and his friend sand acquaintance
appreciated his visit very much. .s.
Mrs. Chas. Smith, Mrs. Harvey Ham
erick, Mrs. A. w. Wilson and little
daughter, Leone, and Miss Coda Dow
were represented in Denison Wednes.
day from Dow City.
Word reaches here of the recent
marriage of Miss Tena Galland and
Elias Winans, both Of Denison, the
event having taken place in Omaha
The bride is a granddaughter of Mrs.
w. w. Galland, of this place.
j. F.. Rudd was brief caller in
town Thursday from Lytton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudd recently took over a hotel
and restaurant at that place on a trial
of month and will take over the man.
agement permanently if the business
proves good. Mr.. Rudd reports that
thus far they have found everything
satisfactory and believe they are 60
ing to be well pleased with the place.
Mrs. Ann Pritchard left Friday after
noon for her home in Woodbine, fol-
lowing d visit of some two months
with the Lynn Rood family. Mrs. Vera
Sopher accompanied her.
David Clark and son, Ernest, were
county seat visitors Friday, as was
also Ed Riddle.
The local baseball team went down
to Logan Thursday for game with
their team and came home defeated
by score of to 5. This game makes
only the second one lost by our team
thus far this season, which is consid-
cred a very good showing. A large
number Of boosters accompanied the
team to Logan.
Mrs. M. f. Weatherby and grand
daughter, Inez Weatherby, of Council
Bluffs, Mrs. Isaac Scott, of Creighton,
Neb., and Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Wealth
erby, of Lincoln, Neb., were arrivals
here Saturday for visit at the home
Of their relatives, G. V. Jordan, and
wife. The latter two returned Sun.
day while the others remained for ,
longer visit. "a .%&>
Little Bernice Ettleman has gone to