The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-05-28

some week at the McElroy home. She
was accompanied by her son, Mike
who remained there few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pounds motored
up from Omaha last week and visited
with relatives here. :,
Mrs. Arcl, Cook was in town few
days the past week from her new
home in Council Bluffs.
Miss Bertha Bolte and Mrs. Frank
Palmer were in Council Bluffs last
week, the former having an operation
for the removal of tonsils. She has
been experiencing considerable trouble
with her throat.
h Mesdames Hagan and McCarvy were
In Omaha shopping last week.
I A banquet was given at the paro
chial school Sunday evening for diff
erent graduates. About 100 places
were laid, after which most interest
ing program was rendered. 5at
Miss Aria Rawlings expects to leave
the last of the week for Des Moines
to visit her brother, who is stationed
there. She intends to get employ
|ment and remain there for the sum
mer.
Dunlap expects to have big time
Decoration Day, in entertaining the
soldiers. The G. A. RS will give a
banquet at the Methodist church at
noon, served by the w. r. c., and ev.
eryone has chance to snow their
loyalty to the soldiers who went.
The wedding Of Joe Berens and Miss
Mary Bentlage of Nella, occurred last
week at the home OF the bride there.
Several from here attended the cere.
mony. Joe has only recently returned
from the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Long of Sioux City,
motored down Friday and spent some
time at the McElroy home, and then
left for Omaha to visit relatives.
John Redd severed his connection
with the Kavanagh drug store and left
last week to make his home else
where.
Dunlap played ball Sunday with q
Charter Oak team, the score being 5
to 0, in favor of Dunlap. This Is the
second out Of town victory and the
boys are elated over 1t.
Mrs. Kelly OF Woodbine was Sun
day guest at the M. j. Griffin home.
A number Of fans from Charter Oak
attended the game here Sunday.
Mrs. Ray Brown went to Omaha on
Thursday to visit her husband.
VIM. Smith went to Omaha the last
of the week to accompany his wife
home from the hospital. She has been
there for some time Receiving from an
operation.
Frank Lister OF Denison spent few
days in town the past week.:
John B. Lehan spent few days In
Omaha the past week visiting friends.
town the past week.
There was a dance at the parochial
school hall Friday evening, that was
well attended,
4 Pvt. Lambert is home from a num-
der of months spent overseas. It will
be remembered that his father passed
away last winter, found dead in bed.
+ Lem Lambert has son home on a
furlough, who has eleven months to
serve, and another son, Russell who
expects to get his discharge next week
being on his way from Washington, d.
C., to Camp Dodge. VIZ, "A I.
Mr.. and Mrs. IN. FB. Bailey returned
the first of the week from their trip
through Texas and report a pleasant
trip. us
Il. A number from here motored to Ida
Grove Friday to attend the patriotic
demonstration given there in honor OF
the returned soldiers.
Mrs A. H. Burling and daughters,
Naomi and Virginia, visited at the
home OF Mrs. Mary q. Burling Friday,
and attended the class party that was
given for Lowell Burling at the home
OF her grandmother.
f. II. Smith and Fred Lint motored
to Minneapolis this week. Mr.. Lint
sold his farm here some time ago and
went there with the thought Of locat.
ing If he likes the country.
r.. L. Brainard and family motored
to Logan Sunday and visited with
friends. g&s EFT 7ai fSss=t
Mrs. II. A.. Tinker and two sons re-
turned the first of the, week from q
few days spent in Ute with her father
and other relatives.
Tie Altar Society met Saturday aft
ernoon. with Mrs. Jesse Sullivan as
chairman and had the usual number
In attendance. A lunch of sandwiches
cake and coffee was served which
helped to promote sociability. &
Miss Hannigan entertained few
ladies at dinner party one day last
week. IN ~ aE
Mrs. VIM. Houts attended the com
mencement exercises at WoodbinA
accompanied by friends. ts
Mrs. II. A. Little is spending a week
or two in Fort Dodge, Ames and Des
Moines visiting relatives and friends
Mrs. A. N. Jordan entertained a
company Of friends Friday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Culfivan and son
returned from a few days visit in
Onawa Tuesday afternoon. They had
planned to come home Sunday eve
ming but were prevented by the rain
Mesdames Thos. Lehan, Lee Ed
wards, Ed Fleming and the Misses
nellie and Bess Lehanz motored to
Omaha Tuesday in tie Lehan car. The
ladies spent the day shopping and re-
turned in the evening. While there
they called on Ray Brown at the hos.
pital.
(, MRS. Frank Lindsey is in Omaha
taking XiRay treatments for, q cOuDle