The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-05-07
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Mrs. Georgia Liscomb entertained
several tables at Yards one afternoon
last week and at the close she servet
dainty refreshments.
IL. B. Acton has purchased a new
baby grand piano. II
Walt Nurse purchased the Wore
property and rented the same to Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Chauncey.
Mrs. Kavanaugh has sold her home
north of the park to Mr.. McIn
tosh who will take possession soon
Mr.. Hecker has occupied the house
prior to the sale.
Mrs. +. w. Curtis and Mrs. Dave
Rogers shopped in Denison one day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Hull of Gordon,
Nebr., are in town for visit at. the
parentals j. IS. Hull home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bonsall accom-
panied by relatives, spent Sunday in
town last week at the c.. G. Bonsall
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wore are leaving
next week for Omaha to make their
future home. Their many friends are
sorry to loose this estimable family
as they have made many warm friends
during their three years stay here.
Mr.. Wore was engaged in the market
and grocery store while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher packed their
goods and left for Kansas City this
week to live there for the present. He
has been timer for Gleason the last
year.
Mr.. McMullen Sundayed with his
family in Council Bluffs.
Mrs John Larson was a Woodbine
passenger Friday afternoon.
Miss Watkins of Missouri Valley,
was in town last week. the guest of
her friend, Mrs. VIM, Houts and also
attended the Rebekah convention.
Miss Yvonne Reynolds has been
sick the past week and under the
care OF a doctor.
Miss Wilma Roberts, who is attend
ing Cornell college, Sundayed with
her mother. Mrs. S. S. Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Wilson were in Ere
mont last week to attend the funeral
of their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Clyde
Wilson. They returned Thursday eye
ming, accompanied by their son.
"A party was held at the home of
Mayor and Mrs. Tinker Tuesday eve
ming in honor of their son, Frank, who
has returned from service in France
where he was for thirteen months.
About fifty were in attendance and a
pleasant evening was enjoyed, after
which twO-cOurse lunch was served.
Mr.. Tinker had three sons in the serv-
ice, but Frank was the only one who
got across the pond. He was severe
~ gassed and was in the hospital some
time as the result He brought some
very interesting souvenirs home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert MOorhead and
family motored up from Omaha Sat
urday afternoon to spend the Sabbath
with the home folks.
MIR. and Mrs. C. M. Jensen of Deni-
son were in town on Friday for the
Rebekah convention. They remained
over several days to visit with rela-
tives.
Frank, Tinker spent several days at
Ute this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Chupp re-
turned to their home after being call
ed here by the illness of Mr.. Chupp.
Mrs. Hunter and son, James, recent
ly returned from the service, were in
town a few days this week at the
home Of Mr.. J. B. Johnson old time
neighbors Of theirs, when they lived
here many years ago. James started
Tor Seattle Saturday, Mrs. Hunter re-
naming for longer visit.
VIM. Helm spent several days in
Omaha last week.
2. T. Durham who has been quite
Ill the past week, is cOnvelscing and
able to be out the last day or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Moeller of Deni-
son, left for their home Monday eve
ming after spending the week end with
their children here.
Harry A. Little of Webster City,
hasybeen visiting his wife here for the
past few days. ao-
Mrs. Johnson of Missouri Valley,
was in town Friday, delegate to the
Rebekah convention.
Mrs. p. IN. Talk and son, James, re-
turned to Kansas City last week leav-
ing here on Thursday, and expecting
to stop few days in Omaha enroute.
Mrs. Anna McElroy accompanied them
that far. at t.r
The Wheel of the Congregational
Cnurcn Will pc entertained at the nome
OF Mrs. Georgia Liscomb on Tuesday
afternoon, with Mesdames Edward
Larson and Moorhead as hostesses
for the afternoon. &
Mrs. j. A. Brown returned Thurs
day evening for Omaha where she
has been with her son, Ray, who is
in hospital there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee have moved to Ar
ion for the summer and have rented
their house to Mr.. Heron.
Mrs. M. B. Bailey spent few days
in Dow City the past week at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Howorth.
Mrs. Amos Williams entertained
two tables at cards Wednesday aft
erno0n in honor of Mrs. w. B. Thomas
who is here visiting from Seward, la.
She will be better remembered as
Mrs. Hattie Baird
Mr.. Hetrick, the insurance man Of
Lincoln, was in town last week.
Mrs. "A. P. Moore is in the hospital
at the present time
Clyde Wilson was passenger to
Valentine, Nebr., Friday.
Miss Marcella Kavanaugh came up
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