The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-03
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John Hoff returned last Thursday
from Camp Dodge, where he has been
in the hospital since his return from
France. He is feeling quite well and
returned to work the first Of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wald and, daugh-
ter, Genevieve, stopped here last
week on their way from Cedar Falls,
where Mrs. Wald had been attending
summer school and Mr.. Valid had
spent his vacation, to their home In
Pierson. Miss Harriet Hoyt accom-
panied them home, returning Sunday
evening.
Misses Grace and Jean Gardner re-
turned Saturday evening from stay
with their sister in Sioux City. Their
sister, Mrs. Dorothy johnson, came
down for an over Sunday visit and
Master Arnold stayed here with his
grandmother for this week, the for.
mert having gone home Monday. ?
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boerner and their
guests, Mrs. Grant bly, and daughter,
were Saturday visitors at the l.. G.
Clothier home. Mrs. Bly, is cousin
Of Mr.. Clothier and with her daughter
is spending the summer here at the
home of her brother. They are ex-
pecting her husband and other daugh-
ter from their home in Florida soon.
Mrs. Agnes Gray and children My
ron and Gretchen, and Mrs, Hattie
Mohr visited al Auburn with relatives
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Johnson and Mr..
and Mrs. R. P: Irwin left Tuesday for
Window, MINI, and from there will
10 to attend the Minnesota state fair.
The children, Verda and Margaret, are
staying here with their aunt, Mabel,
while the others are taking the trip.
Emil Herrigs children, Lois and
Gordon, have been visiting here part
Of the past week. In company with
their father and mother they left for
Duluth on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Goodale and
daughter, Alma, were at Lakewood
last week, hosts to a reunion of Mrs.
Goodale's people. The guests of hon
orwere her two brothers who had re-
Gently returned from service, Henry.
Who spent twenty-one months of his
Two years of service overseas with
the 18th engineers, and Fred whose
eighteen months were with the avia-
tion corps. Those present were Mrs.
Goodale'si father, VIM. A. Kreider. Of
Choteau, Okla; Rev. and Mrs. George
Reber and children, Virgil, Walter,
E1,nice and William. Of Wellman;
Sam Kreider, of St. Paul; Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Kreider, of Clarion; Miss
Ida Kreider, of Shickley, Neb.; Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Miller and children,
Cora, Ruth, Fern, Theodore, Inez and
Dale, Of Calonna; Fred Kreider, of
Mich; Alma Kreider, of
Nashua, Mont, and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hershberger and daughter, Ruth,
Of aColonna. This was the first re-
union since the death OF their mother
twenty years ago and needless to say
was much enjoyed. Only one brother
and his family, r. w. Kreider. Of
Mont, were prevented from
Misses Alma and Ida
Kreider are staying fora longer visit
with their sister.
Ben and Dewey Gardner and VIII
Anderson and Fred Wicker spent the
after part Of last week at Storm Lake
fishing. "ffs
Miss Lizzie Scholtz left last Thurs
lay for Lake City, where she will
spend day. or so and then go to
Ames. is
Mrs. Hattie Mohr, of Muscoda,
Wis. came here the first of last week
bringing with her her nieces, the
Misses Josephine and Lois Jones, who
lad been spending the summer with
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