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

Ito the rescue The dog was instru
mental in warding the COW off so tina
Mrs. Johnson could escape. Luckll!
she was uninjured. No cause is known
tor the COW acting in this manner.
Miss Vera Trip has been up from
Omaha the past week, a guest at the
Harry Huntington home. She also Wis
tied her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. G
G. Trip, in Arion,, Il ieG rs !!
| IL Mrs.cW. III. Rule was a-passengel
to Dunlap Thursday afternoon, WHARF,
she, spent. several days at the home O
her son, Raymond. .. II s~,r ~.
| John Gibson went down to Omaha
Thursday morning; returning that af
ternoon, bringing his wife with him
Her relatives and friends are greatly
pleased over the fact that She is max
ing such good recovery from her oper
alton for appendicitis. Mrs. Gibson
left the hospital two weeks to the day
after her operation.
Mrs. Ada Wheelright was caller al
the county capital Thursday.
| Elias O'Meara has returned to his
work in Kentucky after a couple OF
weeks visit here with relatives.
j. H. Bonsall has returned from a
sojourn of some two weeks in Long
Pine, Neb., where he had been attend
ing to farm interests.
Fred Randel, accompanied by Jack
Blair, the baker, were in Woodbine on
Tuesday and attended the homecom-
ing for the soldiers. ~.
Misses Margaret and Agnes Rule ar
rived Wednesday from Boone for a
several weeks visit among relatives
in this vicinity.
Mrs. Chas. Narramore and little son
were down from Denison between
trains Wednesday and visited at the
parental. Henry Roy, home. Y
Among the leading social functions
of the past week is listed a meeting Of
the Palo Alto club on Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. A. w. VIII
son. The hostess entertained in her
usual charming manner, there being
about fifty members and friends pres
ent to enjoy the hospitality of this
home and the excellent viands provid-
ed for the occasion. Out of town
guests were Mrs. Louie Cohen, Of Dick
inson, Tex, and her daughter, Mrs.
Rose Levin, of Houston, Tex
Mrs. H. G. Scott accompanied her
niece, Miss Dorothy Rule, to Omaha
last Tuesday where she had an opera
ton performed for the removal of her
tonsils. They returned Thursday.
James Houston, Jr., has returned to
his parental home here after some two
years of service with the navy, during
which time he was stationed at the
Great Lakes. His friends are very
glad to see him again.
William HOnZ was a passenger to
Omaha Wednesday morning to spend
the day. F..
Mearle 5schouten, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. N. Schouten, has been
having siege with the mumps the
past week. =. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mathys, residing
south of town, are rejoicing over the
return home Of their son, Private Louis
Mathys, from military service abroad.
he having arrived "Wednesday night
from Camp Dodge, where he was CIV
en- his final discharge. Louis left Dow
City with TIE draft contingent, going
from here to Camp Gordon, Ca, the
latter part of last July. Within a very
short time he received orders for oy-
erseas service, arriving In France on
September 18th. He served in{th ca
pacity of4truck driver. - a# wv.
4 Misses Helen and Bernice Jackson,
went down to Logan Friday, where
they enjoyed asseveral days visit with
relatives. ',:HJ 4
Little cara Keehner spent several
days of the past week at the home Of
her cousin, Mrs Horace Kuykendall,
and family near Dunlap. 49,
The Henry Bell family entertained
Mrs. Mary Beatty, of Omaha, few
days recently.
Mrs. Warren Ettleman and children
have gone to Pierson to remain in
definitely at the home. of her father,
w. v. Butler, residing at that place.
Mrs. O.. j. Judd took her daughter,
Frances, to Omaha last week to have
her shoulder re.examined by the phys.
ician who had been attending to her
from, the time she suffered the injury
Ia few weeks ago. Another X-ray pic
|tnle Was: taken of the broken bone
wilhelm Omaha. s. y ia
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Randel and little
Robert were up from Dunlap Friday
Visiting at the parental, Art S. RandeG
home. III
Miss Lillian Donaldson of Wood
biIe; has, been secured by. the board
Of education as. teacher of the eighth
grade ip.the local school for the com:
ling yeah, this position having been
made vacant by the resignation sof
Miss Ferne Kingery. Miss Donaldson
was in town Saturday and completed
her contract for the position. She
comes very highly recommended.
Mrs. John Williamson was visiting
in Arion Saturday. H,
: Mrs. S. E. Baber departed Saturday
for couple .of weeks visit with her
children in Gordon, Neb. She will
make visit at the home of her daugh.
ter, Mrs. %. B. Petersen, at Hooper,
|Neb. enroute to that place.
A baby daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Agee, residing on the
Howorth ranch, Saturday, July 26th,
the little one living but a few hours.
The sorrowing parents have the SYM
patty of ALL !, ~ = e; 35tsf III
M. b. Bailey and wife, Of Dunlap, &C.
[companied by their guest, Mrs. r. ID.
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