The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-25
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DR.. and Mrs. w. l.. Reichelt are NOV.
Ing this week into their new home di
rectly across the street from the park
after which they will be at home to
their friends.
Is Word has been received by friends to
the effect that Mr.. Gallup has been quite
III IN California this winter and his
state Of health will4prevent their com.
ing home at the time planned.
Mrs. p. 2. Smith and Miss Flynn
We're visitors lin Omaha last. week.
Mesdames Rogers and Rosenberger
. at their homes last week ana a fine time
was enjoyed by those participating.
Mrs, Burleigh was sufficiently recov-
cred from her recent illness to conduct
her bible classes as usual this week
Mrs. Leslie Helm spent some time in
low City last week While there she
took part in a play put on by the Amer
lean Legion. She and Mrs. Carl Kirk
also entertained at party there at the
nome OF Mrs. Judd for a former friend
OF theirs who is soon to become bride.
Both Mrs. Helm and Mrs. Kirk were
Low City girls and have host Of
friends there among the younger set.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Gorham are MAX
Ing plans to move to Dakota soon and
are selling oil Of their effects here and
expect to leave in short time.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Benedict died last week from pneumonia
and was buried from the home, inter.
ment being made in Pleasant Will Gem.
etery.
Ralph Qujrk, who for some time has
been an employee Of the Merritt Milling
company, has severed his connections
With that firm and is now working in
the Enoc Erickson meat market where
nis usual pleasant ways are welcome to
DOL, old and new customers.
fMrS. II. ~ Rawlings is recovering
from q serious illness and was able to
be up town Friday for the first time.
K " large number Of strangers were in
town "wednesday, called by the Chester.
White sale of Raymond Brown, which
va held in the stock pavilion. Stock
hFeeflera from the country near were
We'll rpresented,sa also from a number
of adt6SFent states W.! sit,isss
Frank Dixon was an Omaha visiter
III HoEe part Of the week.
The Woman's club held a called meet!
INT on Tuesday (of this week in the III
bstfy, this being necessary on account
ct no regular meeting being held the
previous week. The meeting was called
70 make arrangements for the regular
SooiAl meeting the coming Monday.
MaadaMss Hall, Lehan and Fleming
were the names drawn on the refresh
ment committee and the program was
N charge OF the program committee.
son was born last week at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jones.
Mrs. II. Pounds a victim IF tho A., 80
Commissioning at present.
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. A. Conrad have
Deen In town the past few days from
their home in Montana. They were
called to this part of the country by the
serious illness OF Mrs. Conrad's mother
Mn Armstrong, at Gldden. Rev. Con.
Eadi w. the y ICpngregatibnals minister
R91t0tat6 Of Rev. Burleigh. II Mrs. Cons
illlreturtl to iGlidden and stay with
he1 M0thef for some time and Rev. Con.
IA Walsfetttrn to- their western home
0QQ0tat 1ttfI!e BfI.K9s RJs s. h;SlIC5, IL
Iletl,Atd MRS. AIM Jordan moved to
tlsesr new Home All he east part Of town
tne1 past wHeE SCI. EednalL4@q Glsp 9it6
ttiGeelt QullivRnpw twas eaf, OnawA visitor
TIM last OF, the oNteek,o spending 9ts1Ine
time at the Geo. Oliver home.
.isMrss4J al, lMoorhead left, forS Omaha
thu tsaiddle ] Of the week to- remain for
sgMS, tins. ana get acquainted with the
new grandson who anne to Stheo Robert
Mp1rhNAA home SonlI Valentine ,Hay.q 70
spaGl1g Jennie Burke was visitor in
~ sAstetn part iof the state the last Ut
f&31 past week. soJi9 fI1J5 aIig ts6E GIL
IstTks infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs Tom
1lnelda tpassed away at the family home
nye days A9terse birth and was buried
txnMf u. Patl1ck's church last Sunday
The borrowing parents have the sym.
NAthy Of the entire community. a@sb
Mrs.. M. p. McNaughton entertained
a. few ladies at dinner at her home one
day the past week.
~! II. Barrett, Of Omaha, was in town
the past week,
Mrs. ]. III. Bonsall of Dow City, was
IN town the past week visiting relatives.
AZ 3. Bailey returned the latter part
q the week from a short stay in Cali.
fornia. Mrs. Bailey remained for a
The G. e. c. of the Congregational
church was delightfully."- entertained at
tho Carlos Caldwell home last week with
g. fair crowd in attendance. Not as many
az usual were out owing to the great
atnount of sickness at present. 't52.',-s y
Miss MadEe Cfonkhfte9 Of Missouri,
has arrived to i've at the home Of her
ingothet. Mrs. W Fouts.
DsSS.ssSSA syCtth AApAeliAs OAuSoS Dull VI NIL
ana tMFs! ThOs.s Lehan, has just recov-
cred from a nege OF the mumps l@e
Hurry Deafduff Of Nebraska, was in
t0Wh one day the past week and visited
This pareftts. and when he returned was
asebmpaifiedq by his brother who will
spend some time with him. s"f'l# ~ +
W MiBS Myrtle Hall, daughter of Mr. and
Nm. Geo. Hall, visited in Dunlap over
Sunday last week at the home Of her
igFHndfnot her, Mrs. Ester Hall, and 9TH
Ter relatives, & &%@0IEa 10
The next meeting of the Fortnightly
club will be held in the auditorium of
the new school instead of at the library
and will be under the direction of Mr..
Hnshaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Cramer have left
to make their home in California. He
disposed Of his interest in the McCarty
pool hall to his son, Will, who will re.
main IN the work for the present.
Claire Carmichael, who is working in
the B!uns, was up and spent Sunday
with the home folks on the farm.
II. H0leton was operated upon in an
Omaha .hQsnital last week for annendi.