The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-11

late arrivals in this vicinity from ov-
erseas. During his absence his wife
has been making her home withher
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lem Lambert.
We have not learned as to what their
| future plans are.
Misses Agnes and Lois Goddard
were county seat visitors Wednesday.
G. M. Talcott was in Jefferson sew
eral days last week looking after bus
mess interests. r.. ..I
Ed Ahart, ffamiliarly known, as "TeX-
as" who recently returned from SER
vice abroad, spent some time with
friends in Denison last week. He has
accepted a position in a garage there
and returned to begin his duties on
Monday of this week. . ''-'-
Mrs, Wesley Cramer, and baby, son
returned friday from weeks visit in
| Nebraska City at the home OF her Sis
ter, Mrs. J. II. Pearsall, and family.
Chas. Smith and wife went down to
Omaha Wednesday, where they made
a visit at the a., A. Fishel and Daniel
Ringer homes, returning Friday. ;
The regular monthly meeting OF the,
was held Wednesday afternoon in the
League room of the church with fair
| ly aood attendance. Mrs. Frank NC
Henry, president of the society, had
charge of the lesson study, from which
much interest and benefit was de-
rived. Reports from the recent con-
vention at Shenandoah were given by
Mrs. w. r. Rink and Mrs. Earl Morri-
son who were delegates from the To-
cal chapter This also proved a very
interesting feature of the afternoon.
,Supt. j.. r. McVicker took his de-
parture Friday evening for his home
in SigOurney, having spent the past
two weeks here since the close OF the
schools attending to some school mat
ters.
Miss Bertha Logsdon arrived Friday
from Ames for a visit at the home Of
Iher sister, Mrs. frank Glassburner,
land family. She will probably re-.
fmain during the summer vacation.
Miss Logsdon has just completed her
Second year as assistant principal OF
the public schools at Bennett. She
has been reelected to the position.
but is as yet. undecided as to whether
she will accept for another year.
slMiss Clara Wiley was a passenger
to Woodbine Friday, where she spent
the week end at her parental home, ..,
Private Merrill Sharp is another
one of Dow City's soldiers returned
from France, he having arrived on Fri
day morning from Camp Dodge. Mer-,
rill entered the service in the early
lfall of 1917 and has been with the
colors a little better than year and
a half. He is the second son of Mr..
and Mrs. Brinten Sharp to return from
abroad, his brother, Lieut.. Floyd Sharp
having arrived some ten days before.
Dow City is proud of her soldiers and
hopes that they will all be home soon.,
j l.. Butterworth was among those
from the local l.. D. S. church In at
tendance at he conference at Mallard
lover the week end. ,.
Miss Ruby Butcher, who has been
spending several months at the r. G.
Buss home west of town, left Satur-
day for her home in Woodbine. - -
DR.. +. N. Rowe and DR.. Mahin were
Denisun: callers Friday. '::a'''.':Ssf' :
Miss Helen Rule was a passenger
to Dunlap Friday, where she attended
| the high school class play, also max
ling a. short visit with relatives.
Little Donald and Dorothy Edwards,
twins of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace sEd-
wards, celebrated their eighth birth
day, Friday, by entertaining sixteen
| little hoy and girl friends. The chill
dren enjoyed the afternoon in playing
games and fine birthday spread de-
signed for their need was partaken Of
at it's conclusion. Snumb Of nice
gifts were received by the y hon !
ored guests. '@s5:sggssss gf ~ 81 Vi
Frank lanyard and wife left. Mon,
day morning for Kansas, where they
will engage in evangelistic work, the
former serving in the capacity Of sing
ing evangelist. 1t will be remembered
that before entering the country's SER
vice he spent some two years at the
Moody institute in Chicago fitting him
self in this line.
Mrs. Will Turner and little son,
Mrs. F.. r. Pagan and daughter, Dor
othy, Mrs. j. N. BELL and daughter,
Anna and Nina, Mr.. and Mrs. c. j.
O'Meare and baby Ruth, Nelson But
terworth and wife, Supt J. R.. Mc'Vick-
er and c. H. Best were visitors at the
county capital Friday.
Charlie Justice arrived the latter
part of the week from Wendt, S, d.,
for a. visit with his daughter, Mrs. E.!
w. Pearsall, and family, and at. the
home of his son, E. B. Justice.
/. Little Lyle Boham. youngest son of
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