The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-03


several days at the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. IL, E. Mcbride.
o. s. Carlson was in Omaha Tues
day getting repairs for his car.
Mrs. Jane Miller and granddaugh-
ter, Miss Eldora Fouts, came up from
Dunlap Wednesday for a visit with
former friends and acquaintances and
to attend the l.. D. S. reunion. =
Miss Helen Cramer, Of Denver,
Colo, was a pleasant guest at the
home of DIR. and Mrs. J. A. Brill a
couple Of days last week. The lady
was on her way home to resume her
teaching after having spent the sum.
mer in Washington, D. c., where she
was engaged in government work.
She and Mrs. Brill were girlhood COM
panions and had not met for several
years. - " T.
Hugh Odell returned to his home
in Logan Wednesday, following sew
eral days visit among friends.
Edwin Poitevin went to Des Moines
Tuesday Of the past week and spent
a few days at the fair.
Mrs. o. S. Carlson and little son re-
turned Wednesday morning from a
weeks sojourn with her sister in Chi
cagO.
Mrs. Geo. C. Rule, Of Lake View,
was an arrival the early part of the
past week for visit among the Rule
families in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Glassburner
and sons. Frank and Vatican, have re-
turned from pleasant visit of week
or so with his brother, Fred Glass
burner and family at Barnston, Neb.
They accompanied his parents and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Glassburn-
er and daughter, Ruth, of Woodbine,
to that place in their car.
G. NJ. Brake, rural mail carrier on
route three, is enjoying his annual
fifteen day vacation. His wife is
delivering the mail in his place.
Mrs. L. H. Goddard and children
and Miss Wave Cross, OF Fort Dodge,
have been visiting here the past week
with their sisters, Mrs. Geo. Keairnes
and Mrs. Bessie Holcomb, and among
other relatives. Miss Cross just re-
Gently returned from a hospital al
Independence, Mo, where she had
been receiving medical treatment for
goitre. |t T.. :
Fred Colby, of Buck Grove, was a
Dow City caller Wednesday. i.s ~
John and Mary O'Meara and Miss
Eva Roy returned Wednesday from a
short sojourn in the city OF Omaha.
Eugene Crandall wife and chill
dren, with his mother, Mrs. Jeanette
Crandall, motored to Dallas Center
last Wednesday where they made a
visit with the latters sister return
ing Saturday. .s,... "
ger to Woodbine Wednesday for a
visit OF the home of her brother, W.
H. Virgins, and family and to attend
a band concert, returning Thursday.
b, Merton Thomas, who had been
spending his vacation of some three
weeks here at the parental, IL. L..
Thomas, home, has gone to Green
Island, a point in the eastern part OF
the state, where he will resume his
work, that of overseer on a stock
farm, being with his former employer
at that place. Prior to his coming to
Dow City he had been employed in
Newark, Della. several months. |s
Oliver Pett and his sister, Miss Fan
ME Petit, with their nephew, Max,
were visiting in Denison Tuesday, as
were Mrs. C. %. Miller and daughter,
Florence. w.. ...... ... IN
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hopkins and
two children, of Primghar, and Miss
Eunice Ellsworth, of Council, Bluffs,
were visiting with the 'Orvie Boham
and Dan Wingrove families last week,
leaving here Thursday morning for
Harlan to visit other relatives. Mrs.
Hopkins is sister of MIR. Boham and
Mrs. Wingrove.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Cook and son,
Oliver, left Wednesday overland for
Des Moines, where they visited the
state fair. Merton and Loren Thomas
also spent several days there last
week. -'...
Friday for their home in Leeds, fol-
lowing a pleasant weeks visit at the
home OF his father, John Edwards,
ST., and with other relatives. Elden
holds a position of. telegraph operator
at James, a station near Leeds, and
has been having a fifteen day vaca-
ton from his duties
Mrs. j. G. Graul and her visiting
laughter-in-law, Mrs. Melvin Graul, of
Chicago, were in Arion Thursday to
visit at the D. l.. Graul home.
Miss Susie Cooper has returned to
her home in Onawa after visit of
week or SO at the home Of her aunt,
Mrs. John Ahart 10 ~ '~ d"
Mrs. Lloyd Wells and little daugh.
ter, Cleo, and Miss Jennie Cramer
were passengers to Dunlap Thursday
I'd visit their sister, Mrs. Rose Aid
rich.
Misses Irene Smith, Isabel Scott,
Margaret Houston and Dorothy Ahart
were in Denison Wednesday and
Thursday of the past week taking
teachers examinations All four girls
have been at Cedar Falls this sum.
mer attending a twelve weeks ses.
sion of school at the State Teachers
college.
The I. o. o. #. building, better
known as the Allen drug store, has
been treated to a fresh coat of paint
ste past week which greatly improves
its appearance.
Mrs. Zibe Nurse and little daughter,
Ruth. OF Dunlap, were pleasant guests
at Tho Orvie ROham home NVadneSday