The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-13
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There are number of cases Of ty
phOid fever In town, mostly anon
young boys. A number OF boys hav
been swimming in the ditch and it 4
not considered good place to swim.
Mr. and Mrs. j. R. Wheeler left Of
friday morning to motor back to Der
yer, In the vicinity of which they will
probably make their home the cominI
year. They have spent several month
here at the home of his mother.
Mrs. Anna Mentally, who was her
from Sioux City to attend the funera
of her sister, Mrs. Wheatley, left OF
Friday for her home.
Geo. Cullivan spent several days ii
Omaha the past week and drove a new
Essex car home. which he had sold.
Mrs. J.. j.. MoorheadI entertained {
few ladies at her home onsSaturday at
terno0n in honor OF Mrs. Parrot, o.
Kansas City, Mrs. D. Farrell and Mrs
r. Moore Of South Omaha. The time
was passed in>visiting, after which the
hostess served a most tempting meal
Mrs M. w. Small and daughter
Nellie, arrived home from Salix Satur
~tlay after visit OF week or ten days
with relatives and friends.
Rob Moorhead arrived here Satur
day evening from South Omaha to
spend the week end with his family
who are spending their vacation here
Mr.. and Mrs. Cramer and daughter
Mrs. McCarty; have returned from a
vacation spent in Colorado.
Mike Berger has purchased a new
Essex car at the Cullivan garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Williams have as
their guests his brother and family
from Iowa City, John Williams, and
wife and daughter, Miss Mabel, who
Is one OF, the professors at Iowa uni
versMy, and married son, Charles,
whose home is in Michigan.
Morris Dugan has been quite ill as
. result OF his stay. at Lake Manawa
with the Boy Scouts this summer, in
tact this was an unfortunate vacation
for 9 number of the boys.
Mrs. Anna McElroy had a number
of guests from Omaha Sunday, they
milking the trip in car.
Mike Kavanagh was called to Oma-
ha last week by the illness of his moth
er who underwent slight operation.
At present she Is doing nicely.
Curtis Gleason is quite ill with a
threatened case of typhoid fever.
d. Powell has returned from six
weeks vacation spent at his farm in
Yakima, Wash. The doctor had earned
. rest. having been very faithful to
his work for long time.
Anthony Monahan was up from
Omaha for the week end.
Esther Hall, youngest daughter of
MI. and Mrs. Geo. Hall, of Omaha, is
in town spending some time with rel
atives and schoolmates. AS yet Es-
Their does not like Omaha any too well
and enjoys being back among her old
friends. II
Merlyn. the baby son, of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Gorham, has been quite i'll
the past few days.
Mrs. Mary e. Burling and sons a,l-
toed to Missouri Valley Wednesday.
Garold Dalton. who is working in
Omaha at present, came home for the
week end with his mother, Mrs. r.
Moprhead.
Mrs. Wacker has charge of a case of
typhoid fever in the Scott Mcintosh
home she being called last week to
care for one OF the younger sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Moeller, of Dem
lson, spent Sunday with their daugh.
ter here and also became acquainted
with new great granddaughter.
L. *. Moore returned the first of the
week from Okoboji, where he had
been the past week. He was accom-.
panied by his cousin. Mrs. Harry A.
Little.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Schaff have pur.
chased property in Woodbine, having
sold their home here not long ago to
Mrs. jennings in the country.
Miss Mary lDoherty, of Boone, is here
visiting at the home OF her sister, Mrs.
Houlihan, and brother, r. B. Doherty.
Mrs Sophy and daughter, Ollie,
who we're at Okoboji the past week, re-. |
turned the middle of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Little spent a |
lew days at Okoboji the past week.
Work is progressing rapidly on the |
new homes OF Ed Acton and Art ,Jor-
Ian
The Misses Nellie and Besse Lehan,
len Burke and Min Felehsen, of Boone
eft Thursday for a trip through Vel
DIVISION park and expect to be gone
several weeks. Much merriment en-
sued upon their departure on account
of the lateness of all trains, all wish
ing them rapid and pleasant journey
in spite OF existing conditions.
Miss Francelie Waitley has been in
own the past week, the guest OF her