The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-27

lucky one as 1t might easily nave prov
) en- of serious nature.
; Carl Hansen, wife and baby, wer
down from Denison Sunday visitin
at the parental, Claus Hansen, home
+ Mrs. F.. G. Buss delightfully."- entel
tanned at family dinner Saturday eve
ming at 8 o'clock as a compliment t
Grandma Buss. The occasion wa
|greatly appreciated by all present, Blu
by none more than the honOred guest
| Mrs. Thos. Rule has been very sicl
with siege of the flu as well as nav
ing an attack Of mumps at the SAM
time. we are glad to report her a.
improving at present.
! E. r. Able, wife and little daughte
were down from Denison Sunday Wis
iting at the home of her sister, Mrs
G. M. Goddard, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Rood and littl'
son were visiting with relatives II
! Woodbine Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Shumate returned Saturday al
ternoon from a pleasant visit will
Dunlap relatives. ....-.
Mrs. James Spence and sons, Morri:
and Vernon, and the latter's wife came
down from Denison Friday to remain
during the L. D. S. reunion. Mr.. Spence
was down Sunday and spent the day
Mrs. Clyde Cochran was a passen
ger from Denison Saturday afternoon
for a visit at the Chas. Smith home
returning Sunday.
| Walter HOman was in Omaha aIl(
spent Sunday with his two children
who are at the home of their grand
mother, Mrs Rose Akofer. i.
| Miss Rosa HIM, of Manning, ano
Miss Mary Elders, of Nfckels, were
arrivals Friday evening for an over
Sunday visit with Misses Ruth SWasey
and llva Fishel.
Robert Skillman, the little son Of
Mrs. Martin Wieland, was the victim
of an accident Saturday, when he fell
from load of hay and dislocated his
shoulder. The lad was brought to
town and taken to physician for at.
tention and at this time is reported to
be getting along nicely.
Dobert Johnson and wife went to
Council Bluffs Sunday to attend the
funeral of his grandmother.
Mrs. Sophrone Bell is entertaining
her sister.in-law, Mrs. Crandall, OF
Woodbine. who came Friday evening
to remain during the L. D. S. reunion.
Nathalie McChesney. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. McChesney, OF
Glen Ellen, H., who are visiting here
at the Chas. Smith home. is suffering
with an attack of humps.
Dow City friends of Foster Spence,
of Harlan, had the pleasure of extend.
ing him greetings Sunday, he having
but recently returned from overseas
service. Foster enlisted in the army
about two years ago, being connected
with the signal department.
John Carey and little son returned
Monday from a couple OF months so.
journ with his brothers in Nebraska. Z
Ward Keairnes, Ed Laubscher, Enos
Cross, C. L. Rudd, WILDER Berry and
Leon Cramer constitute party who
motored to Little Sioux Saturday on a
fishing expedition, returning Sunday.
NJ. A. Rigsby is assisting in the. W.
c. Rolls meat market for few days
while Mr.. Rolls Is away attending the
state fair.
Leslie Logsdon was up from Wood
bine Sunday visiting his sister, Ber-
tha,. he having accompanied the latter
here from short visit at that place.
Mrs. Con Toohey and children and
her sister, Miss Helen McHenry, who
came here from Sioux Falls, S. D., and
spent few days with their relatives.
the Henry Bell family, have taken
their departure for Los Angeles, Calf.
where they plan on spending year.
II the place proves suitable to them
they will make It their permanent
home. ~ a
Miss Ora ,Butterwortil came up from
Logan Sunday to spend the week at
the home of her father, J. l.. Butter
worth. and to be in attendance at the
L. d. S. reunion.
Saturday afternoon. Miss Anna
Divine played hostess to the J.. B. G.'s
with goodly number present. There
were also several invited friends in
among whom were Mrs.
Carl Kirk and Mrs. Leslie Helm, Of
Dunlap; Miss Rose Him., of Manning,
and Miss Mary Elders, of Nickels.
The afternoon passed in a most de-
lightful social manner and general
good time was had. A very toothsome
luncheon was served to which all did
ample justice. hi r 100
Mrs. George tombstone, daughter,
Mary. and son, Joseph, took their de-
parture on Saturday night on their re-
turn trip to their home in Chicago.
The latter was stricken with appendi-
citis last week, which necessitated
their returning sooner than they had
t. --isitors came to Dow
City about 81 h ago with her aunt,
Mrs. Sol Miller. and her cousin, Mrs.
Moritz 'Dethlefsen, on their return
from a visit in Chicago and had plan
ned on remaining until the first of Sep
tember, when Mr., tombstone was to
Join them. ,5
A. A. Birkhofer went down to Oma-
ha Monday morning. His daughter,
Marie, and son, Robert, joined him
there that afternoon and the lad had
an operation performed for the remov-
al of his tonsls.
Mrs. George Davis and son, Robert,
we're up from Omaha spending the
Sabbath day at the Henry Bell home.
Lars Peterson returned Saturday
from a several weeks sojourn in Har.
Ian.
B. M. McElwain and wife and their