The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-15
er sister, Mrs. Thos. Lehan, and fam.

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lily.
Roy Roberts returned to his work
in Lane, S. D., Saturday morning.
\ Mrs. Mary Suhr entertained Mr.. and
Mrs Gus Fisher and Margaret, Mr..
and Mrs. Max Wulf and daughter, Ruth
/ Of Ricketts,, at Sunday dinner.
o.. w. Nelson and Fred Suhr erect.
led wind mill on the Tim Coleman
farm near Charter Oak this week
1 Arthur Suhr visited his sister, Mrs.
Fred Hanaman, in the vicinity OF Dun
lap the first Of the week. r =.
Miss Edna Miller OF Omaha, was a
guest of Miss Dorothy Butler over
the week end, go < &t5
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred MARI and chill.
dren motored to Ida Grove Sunday
and spent the day with friends.
Miss Mary Alice Slice, principal of
our schools, spent the week end with
relatives in Hampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Allen and chill.
dren were pleasantly entertained in
the T. H. Coleman home inflow City
Thursday. -.
Misses Ava and Dorothy Butler were
among the ,Denison shoppers 'Satur-
day,
Rev. Anna Blanford, of Dorm, and
Rev. Iona Brosius, of Arion. conducted
the communion service for the Sioux
association which met at Sheldon last
week. Miss Brosius visited with her
cousin, Mrs. w. W. Parks, in Aurelia
enroute home
]. Blackman was passenger to
Omaha on business Thursday.
Mrs. Nj Breen and Miss Martha
Leuck visited their sister, Mrs. Fred
Mari, and family Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mildred PETER arrived home
Saturday after a pleasant visit of some
days with relatives in Missouri Val
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meeves and son,
Walter, motored to Spirit Lake Tues
day, at which place they enjoyed a
pleasant visit with friends, returning
Saturday. T..
d, VIM. Furne returned from Fl. Dodge
Tuesday after short visit there with
friends.
Foster and Leon Kepford are filling
two cars with sand for bridge CON-
pany at Charter Oak,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Davis were guests
of Dow City friends Sunday.
D, Hemphill and daughter, of Buck
Grove, visited friends here between
trains Thursday, enroute to Hot
Springs, Ark, to see Mrs. Hemphill,
who is very Ill at that place. /
w. Lowell, of the Iowa Bridge COM
pany, stationed at Manila, was a
pleasant caller here Thursday.
Il. Swartz and w. Roberts were pas
sengers to Omaha Tuesday, returning
Wednesday. >... .. - 49,
Mr.. and Mrs, Joe Kepford were in
Denison Wednesday, at which time
Mrs. Kepford underwent the painful
ordeal Of having twenty teeth ex-
tracted. Joe says he is served soup
three times a day now. ...
Fred Gas, Of Blair, Neb., and Inver
Garner, Of Omaha. enjoyed a short
visit with their former schoolmate,
e. Ladwig, Friday afternoon.
Miss Irene Welch enjoyed a visit
with the home folks in Denison last
evening.
Mrs. J. w.. Butler and daughter,
Donna c., spent several days at the
4. l.. Bell home north of Dow City
his week. .S..s}s .a4s .2,. Z.
: Mrs. r. A. Talcott and daughter,
Yrs. Gladys Petit, and little Frances,
Who moved to Dow City some time
Ego. are moving, back to Arion. Mrs.
Petit has accepted her former posi-
ion as clerk in the Jack Allen store,
Mss Ollie Fox having resigned.
Mrs. M. Kelly, of Denison,, stopped
lere for short visit Saturday on her
way home from Dow City, at which
Flace she visited friends and also at
ended the, soldiers banquet Friday
vening, her nephew, Harold Fienhold,
eing one of the honored heroes.
Mrs. H. Befensan was a passenger
rom Charter Oak the last of the week
or a visit with her mother, Mrs. H.
anderson.
Mrs. Nell Edwards, of Council Bluffs :
nd son, Elias, better known as Mike"
vere guests Of Arion friends over the
yeek end. Mike" who is stationed
t Camp Upton, N. Y, is enjoying a
IN day furlough.
Miss Eta Reynolds spent several
avs in Manning last week with her
lster, Mrs. p M. Dodge.
Mrs. N. o. Mari returned TUESDAY,
ON few days sojourn in Cedar
apids.