The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-30

i On Wednesday afternoon Of the pas
week Mrs. w. c. Rolls played the par
4 Of hostess to the members of the Fri
!. day club, including number OF invit
ed friends. The afternoon was spen
socially and general fine time en-
i joyed. An elaborate menu added very
], much to the pleasures OF the occasion
! the guests being served at small tables
out on, the lawn. Mrs. !. F, Riddle, 9
Omaha, was pleasant out OF to "
!. guest. !; !. 4, =, NJ ], d, :. : :; !. )
!, Jay Virgins and wife, of GrinneIl
], were brief callers in Dow City the ear
j ly part Of last week, enroute to Lake
4 Okoboji. While here. they. visited 81
4 the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. anC
q Mrs. M. G. Virgins, also with his cous
/. in, Mrs. G. M. Brake, and family. This
!. was his first visit7with Dow City rela
4 tiyes in. thirteen years: -.a.hT ~
~ Miss Helen Stephenson, one of the
j clerks in the D. e. Bremser store, has
!. been spending the past week at he1
4 parental home in Arion, taking care OF
:; a case of humps of which she was the
!: victim.
Friends of Sgt. Chas. H. Miller, son
\ of.tMr. and Mrs. C.. o. Miller, had the
pleasure of extending him greetings
the past week upon his return home
from overseas service, he having ar.
rived Wednesday.
Miss Flora Virgins is again at her
post of duty, that of assistant cashier
in, the, Farmers State bank, after an
enjoyable weeks vacation. Miss Wig.
gins returned Thursday from Wood
bire, where she had spent the week
atdthe home of her brother, W.. I'll.
virgins, and family, also attending
theIchautauQua while there.
Kisses Adelaide Potter, Ethel Cole
and Eva Roy were in Denison Wednes-
day and Thursday taking the teachers
examination. ..
Walter Holman returned Wednesday
evening from Omaha, to which place
hethad accompanied the remains of
hiaiwife for burial. His son, Charles,
and daughter, Lois, remained there
with their grandmother, Mrs. Rose
AkOfer.
Mrs. Garfield Rule and little son
were arrivals here Wednesday from
Ft:.s Dodge; for visit at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Hallow-
ell, and with the Rule families in this
vicinity. !
Victor Keehner, wife, SOP, Bernard
and daughter, Tara, were in rWoodbine
last Tuesday, where they visited Mr..
Keehner's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Keehner, and other relatives; also at.
tending the homecoming given in hon.
or of Woodbine's returned soldiers.
Little Carl Adamson came home with
them to spend a few days. :<$s,,ys: p
Mr.. and Mrs. %. s. Carlson and little
son have returned from pleasant Wis.,
it of several days with relatives in
South Dakota. ts;y Gy...
Mrs. E. r. Butterworth and the Miss
es Helen and Bernice jackson attend
ed chautaiqua in Dentson wednesday
evening. a. r.,
Mrs. Geo. Rule has been suffering
with a hard siege of humps the past
week, being under the care of doctor.
Loren aklexandef was in town the
past week visiting at the home of his
Mr.-e.and, Mrs. Henry
Roy. He was granted ten day fur.
Tough from the Great Lakes naval
training station near Chicago, owing
to the serious illness Of his sister, Mrs.
Roy Hover; at Fl. Dodge. Mrs. Hover
has be4A suffering. with appendicitis,
but IS eported$ to sbe improxing.
Urbah, Andrew and Glen Honz, &C
companied by their sisters, Olga and
Mary motpred up from Dunlap .last
Tuesday and made short visit with
relatives, the Adolph Honz family. The
former just recently returned from
France. a.,
Misses Virginia and Myrtle Marks
were visiting in Denison Wednesday.
Howard Pegg and wife were recent
visitors at Onawa, near which place
they were looking after their farm in
terests.
Mrs. Ralph Mckee went to Ogden
Wednesday for visit with her hus-
band, who is employed there as tele-
graph operator. She returned Thurs
day night. :, -.
Everett Ind Mary Carson, of Arion,
have essp a9 s !s stse spast Ns@ e. ct
and rsg vah Taleotts Z 4 6 q.
JONES' LamBgrt,5 SON 81 Mr.. and
Mrs. Lem Lambert, residing in North
Grove, recently entered the matrimon.
lal ranks with. a young, lady by, the
name of Miss Wiknie jLavalley, Of the
state OF Nebraska, the event having
taken place there. AT present the
newlyweds>, are making their home
here with his parents, The commun-
ity heartily welcomes the. bride and
all unite in Wishing the couple the very
best of health, wealth and happiness
in. their new relation. 49,.
Mrs. rJesse Coburn and three chill
dren returned to their home in Deni-
son Wednesday, having spent several
days at the parental, Steve Carbaugh,
home and with other relatives. Ruth
and Marie Coburn, daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Coburn, accompanied
them to Denison1
"Wednesday shortly after the noon
hour an army airplane scared over
here, eastbound.l The aviator was
Lieut.. Milo Meller, who put on the ari-
al exhibition at the chautauqua in Den
ison. twill be rem rendered that he
alighted here in his airplane late last
fallsfor repairs. for.the machine, being
delayed. several days in Dow City. :.
w. e. Fishel and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
John Ahart, Mrs; 8. j. ,Acker and