The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-04
THE DENISON REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1919.

tie pain. The services of physician
were required and after the cinder
had been removed it was necessary to-
bandage the eye for some time.
Ralph Binnall returned Monday from
a visit of ten days with his brother,
DR.. Bryce Binnall, in Pierson.
Mrs-Anna Williams and son, Frank,
took their departure Monday for
point near Denver, Colo, where they
will spend the summer. Mrs. Will.
Jams will keep house for her brother
who resides on farm there.
Clair Butterworth has been improv-
ing the appearance of his, residence
the past week by having his old back
porch tornfaway and replaced by new
cne.s +%
/. Miss Ferne Farley came down from
Vail Thursday and is assisting at the
Dow hotel.
~ DIR. Mahin, of Lake Preston, S. D.,
successor to DR.. F. N. Rowe, with his
daughter, arrived the latter part of
the week Their household furniture
reached here Friday and Mrs. Mahin
and the other children are expected
to arrive at an early date. 1t will be
remembered that DR.. Mahin purchased
the residence property of DR.. Rowe.
The Rowe family are now busily en-
gagged in making preparations for NOV.
ing to their new home in Texas. Isl,
The Frank Odell family were up
from Logan Friday, guests at the
Chas. Smith home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Honz received
word Saturday morning of the safe
arrival of their son, Frank, in New
York from years service in France.
He entered the army inIFebruary, 1918
going from here to Camp Dodge,
where he spent short time, after
which he was sent to Camp Sherman,
o. After several weeks of training
there he received orders for overseas
duty and has been with Co. C. 319th
F. S. B. while In the service. At pres
emit he is stationed at Camp Upton
and expects ito be sent to Camp Dodge
soon to receive his final discharge.
Mr.. and Mrs, Clyde Haskins and
baby, of Arion were brief visitors at
the parental, Jake Reeser, home Fri
day on their return home from visit
in Logan. ".a
Lloyd and Walter Leythum were in
Harlan Thursday, where they attend
ed the celebration given in honor of
the returned soldiers of that place.
Chas Helsley and wife were down
from Denison and spent the week end
wit their relatives, Miss Janet Rae
and the G. M. Talcott family. Mrs.
Helsley has just completed her con-
tract as teacher in the Omaha schools.
which position she took up when her
husband entered the government SER
vice. Mr.. Helsley; who has been teach
ing in the Denson schools since his
return, has accepted position as in
structor in the. Iowa State Teachers
college at Cedar Falls for the coming
lyear., 81 lt~ .,.-.. 5f% ~ fa@ Il r
T.. IL. Thomas, wife, son, Nelson, and
little daughter, Margaret, were pas
sengers to Rockwell CityR Saturday
evening for an over Sunday visit with
his brother, us. Thomas, and family.
IA baby son was recetly born to Mr..
and Mrs. Leal Trip at the home of her
parents, Mr.. rand Mrs. Lem Lambert.
The Bert .McCord family and Mrs.
Milo Kelly were down from ,Denison
Friday in attendance at the Memorial
services. IA 15E :. ttT.aGG nos;
! Work on the erection of the E: E.
Newkirk residence in the east part :Of
town is in rapid progress the frame
work having been completed the past
week. 81 -rac Ea He
. Mrs. o. J.sJudd was taken ill the
J latter part of the week and at this
writing is still belfast Her friends
all hope to soon learn Of her recov-
cry. ~ t
w. B. Gibson was over from Wall
Lake Friday and made short visit at
the home of his mother, Mrs. Marie
Gibson. ,...
A. A. Fishel and wife came Up from
, Omaha Friday to spend a few days
with his brother, w. e. Fishel, and
family and with other relatives and
, friends. "
| Mrs. Gail Carey returned the latter
part of the week from a pleasant sew
! eral days visit with friends and rela-
| tives in Vail and Denison. ~ y @rt
John Ahart made Shipment Of one
/ car of hogs to the Chicago market on
t Saturday. ~ "Efi 'a.-
l Robert Rule was a passenger to
, Denison Friday, where he made a
| short visit with friends. 'h''~5s
r. j.. Hoffman. of Denison, was a
1 business visitor here Thursday. '3#G.
Mrs. Kizzia Barsby has been spend.
| ing the past&week in Dunlap caring
2 for Mrs. Lorenzo Kellogg, who is re-
$ ported as having been quite ill .gs&.