The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-08
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A number from here who had plan
ned on attending the Ak.sar-ben fes
tiVties in Omaha were disappointed
owing to the calling off of the affair.
John r. Wheeler, of Denver, was ir
town several days the first of the week
at the home Of his mother, Mrs. ]. R
. Wheeler.
Ed Young and family were in town
over Sunday. They formerly lived
here and have many friends. Mr.
Young was on his return from visit
to his: parents in Alden, Iowa. From
here they went to Idaho to visit a
brother Of Mrs. Young for a few days.
MIR. Young is dining car conductor on
train running from Omaha to Ogden,
Utah. .RE*$.
Miss Jennie Burke, the capable and
efficient telephone operator, here, has
been in Woodbine the past week filling
vacancies there caused by the illness
of two operators, which seriously
handicapped the service in Woodbine.
The extra position caused by the d.
vision of the work in the high school
has been filed by Mrs. l. p. Pounds,
who was formerly a teacher The
board are web pleased that they were
so fortunate as to secure her ser.
vices. A.. .1
Mrs. Lee Edwards enjoyed a visit
from her sister, Mrs. Hartigan, of Ute,
the fore part OF the week. -.
Mrs. A. p Moore and son, Ben Ag-
new, were Omaha passengers Mon
day. Il Il &st5, 5, ;ss5s
Leonard Berger was employed III
the :Kavanagh drug store Saturday
Mgses Ray, Brown pleasantly enter
tanned the Whistclubi at her home one
afternoon the past week. &sEs.4
Miss Jennie Mitchell left TOR Coun-
ell Bluffs Sunday tts,f y Il,3 !,
The o. E. S. kensington was enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. w. "A.
Chaancy on Friday of last week and
the usual good time was reported.
The football team is now duly or
ganized and looking for games. They
have been spending some time in try
ing out members and practicing.
Mrs. B. Perrin, of Moorhead, is in
town at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Christy. @
DR.. and Mrs. Burleigh attended all
of the sessions OF the bible conference
in iDenison last week.
E.I. Rogers and J. r. Wheeler were
Chicago passengers one day last week,
remaining several days in the city,
Lowell Buring was up from the Val
ley over Sunday.
Tho IN DAnSr1,,Sc j,on
day evening was well attended, but
was ssomewhat> Handicapped at first
owing to the lights going out. o..
Mr.. and, Mrs. Frank Gorham spent
several days the past week in Omaha.
MIS-. Geo. Cullivan and son were
OnaHa visitors over Sunday.
lBurling, of Missouri Valley, and
his brother, Arthur. returned from
theiE western "trip the latter part of
the week and Al has been in town a
few days this wea8 at the home of his
Mrs. VIM. Helm left Saturday morn
ing TOR visit with relatives in Hi
nois. Her mother lives there and is
quite and Mrs. Helm makes Wis
1t there yearly and sometimes ,oftener..
She also has other relatives there.
Mrs. Clark +Gorham returned this
week from a visit at Mitchell, s, D..
with her Sister. triitUf
Mrs. Pollen and Mrs. Speake, OF
were in; town Friday and
visited their daughter and sister, Mrs.
]. F. Rawlings. u
Aria Rawlings left Tuesday for Bris-
tol to teach the remainder of the year.
Mesdames A. P. Moore, e. l. Rogers,
c. .. Caldwell and J. T. Rawlings at