The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-06

Mrs. Fred jackson, of Denison, was
present and addressed the ladies upon
| this occasion, offering new ideas and
| suggestions pertaining to the auxiliary
| work. The afternoon was brought to
a close with a fine service of refresh
mentS. -fsN2
Mrs. Mendonsa and daughter, Julia,
departed Friday evening on their re-
turn trip to their home in Jacksonville,
ILL.,, following a delightful visit of
about two weeks and half with their
daughter and sister, Mrs. p. G. Wig
gins, and family The two ladies will
make a visit in Bloomington, Roches-
ter and Springfield, ILL.,, before going
to their home. ....,. -.
Curtis Stephens and Miss Marguer-
lite Rink were Denison visitors Thurs
day from Dow City.
Mrs. Marion Hatfield arrived Satur-
day from Eagle Grove for a weeks
visit at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. D. +. Bryan, and with other
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Hatfield NOV
ed from here to Eagle Grove some six
weeks ago, he having a position as in
surance agent there. &c.,. .
The Adolph Honz family enjoyed a
pheasant visit on the Sabbath from
relatives, Mrs. Glen Honz, sons, Ur-
ban and Joseph, and daughters, Olga
and Mary, who motored up from Dun
lap and spent the day with them.
The sixty day quarantine for dogs
and cats. which was lifted recently,
has been re-esta blished, and this time
for ninety days. During the past week
two calves al the Johu ;Brikhofer home
NORTHWEST. of town were found to be
affected with the dreadful disease.
This is the first case reported in this
vicinity for several weesk and all in
dications pointed to a safe lifting of
the guarantees. Authorities have
been and are adopting every precau-
tionary measure possible toward
stamping out the disease and the pub
lie, should conscientiously do it's part
by strict observance of the quarantine.
Mrs. H. G. Scott suffered another
of her attacks of illness ,the latter part
of the week and nurse in the person
of Miss Emma Buehler, was called
from DenisOn to care for her. At the
present writing she is reported bet.
ter.
Thos. Mccullough, Orvie Boham, M.
"A. Rigsby and Wesley Cramer motored
ito Lake Turin Saturday on a fishing
expedition, returning Sunday.
Mrs L. M. Jones, who is staying at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. w. N.
Schouten, went to Sioux City Monday
to see her grandson, Morris Wright,
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Wright,
who moved from Charter Oak to Ar
mour. ID. only a. few months ago.
The lad has been suffering with an alb
scess in his head since a very small
child and recently his mother brought
him to Sioux City where she entered
him in in a hospital, An operation was
pefosnie1 las week and the lad is
reported as having Eithstood the Or
deal as well as, could beSexpected. At
first fears were entertained that Ke
would not be~able to survive an opera
ton butNthe '6at4ook at..present is quite
lsneou Y. g sing bet We " are pleased to-
MorriaKeufen Went down to, oma-
ha Sunday fofsa visit at3sthe+, parental
Richard ely and Kaletta fBohlken
were down frS@ Denison Sunday and
visited at the John Retm2n home. X.
lt Miss HelensStewart, of Dunlap, has
been q pleasaht .atathe George
kairnes home 1ntfgsthe past week.
Stanley. ii. ,swho had been
spending couple Tof months in this
vicinity, has, Gagone to Nebraska to
work in the harvest fields. James
Sharp accompanied him, the lad also
being engaged in, harvesting.
Austin Heffernan, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Heffernan, residing south
of town, is listed among the late arriv.
ais home from the army. He enlisted
with the early call for volunteers, dur.
ing which time he has served in the