The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-12
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ence Colburn returned this week
AZ Camp Dodge, this being his first
thiss at since he enlisted and as yet he is
s..s,yEfle first one to return who has been
gseriously wounded in overseas duty
Clarence was gassed and as result
lost an eye and is now III very seri.
Gus condition as result Of the gas
4 having affected his lungs. When he
received his injury there were 500 kill.
3se ed on that night and those who surviv-
ed were left on the field all night be-
fore assistance came, and to hear
Clarence tell his experiences makes
one feel that he has certainly had his
share and done his bit. He is home
on ten day furlough and then will re-
turn to Camp Dodge and then be taken
to a southern camp in the hopes that
it will benefit his health. He is the
guest OF his aunt, Mrs. Anna Colburn,
and other relatives while here, his par
ents both having been dead many
years. However this is always home
to him and many are the friends that
have been honored to give him their
hand since his return. In fact all we
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much He expects to return to camp
on Tuesday. ...-- H.. ...r
Mr.. and Mrs Bob Moorhead and
family are spending the week end at
the parental, j. J. Moorhead, home and
incidentally Bob" is doing some rab-
bit hunting. They. will return Sunday.
The rSpokes Of the Congregational
church were pleasantly entertained at
the homes of Mrs. D. V. Moore. Mrs.
Eliza Dougall and Mrs. A. E. Smith. At
one place there were about twenty
present and the other two there were
smaller numbers. At the home of Mrs
Moore the members and guests spent
the time in tying comfort for one OF
the members.
Harold Tinker was at his old post
in the post Office Saturday owing to
the absence of Lee Edwards, the post
master.
The special meetings being held at
the Congregational church the past
week have not been as well attended
as was possible, still goodly num-
Der have been out nearly every eve
ming and listened to the inspiring talks
by DR.. Burleigh The singing by Prof.
Breaw of Chicago has been especially
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fine
The program given by the school
children at the Fortnightly club Mon
day evening was we'll attended and
voted very good by those in attend
ance.
Miss Rhoades Of Omaha presented
a number of her pupils in piano re-
cital at the library Friday evening and
the public was invited and many avail
ed themselves of an evenings pleas
ure by attending
Miss Aria Rawlings, who teaches in
Minnesota, spent the week end at
home with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. Rawlings.
Max Chaun cy,< who recently return
ed from overseas, spent last week in
Moorhead visiting friends. j
Mrs Anna Colburn and Mrs. r. G.
Moore returned from several days
spent in Des Moines. ,... ~
Il d K. Moore returned on Tuesday |
from several days spent with his fam
lily In Omaha and reported one of the
children being a victim of the flu but
not seriously ill.
% Mrs. Thos. Lehan entertained a
of ladies at sewing on Thurs.
day afternoon at her home. The time
was pleasantly spent in sewing and at
the close of the afternoon the hostess
served dainty lunch Mrs. P. M.
Tank, of Kansas City, was an out of
town guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Taylor are
comfortably domiciled in the E. R.