The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-07-28

part of the past week from New York,
where he. received his discharge from
the army after years re.enlistment.
1t will be remembered that he returned
from France in the spring of 1915 and
re-enlisted. the following June. His
friends are. all glad, to see him back IL
again. se., 81. y y b Z
rived Wednesday,. from Cherokee for a
visit at the home Of her mother Mrs.
Artie Wingrove. and !. with her hus'
bands. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a. p.
Turnlund. 49, ss !, +.
Mr.. and Mrs William Hammond. son.
Lester, and daughter, Carrie. started
Monday on an overland trip to Mime
sofa Wisconsin and Michigan. They
took their. camping equipment along
and expect to spend several weeks in
pleasure and business combined. as
they will look over the land at the var.
ious places Of their visit with a view to
purchasing. @ 5,.5t st,s,s = 3
Misses Martha and Ruth Leuck and
Eva Roy came down from Carroll on
Friday to spend the week end at the
homes Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Leuck and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Roy. ID
{ Miss Mollie Saltzman was passenger
from Council Bluffs Friday for an over
Sunday visit with her brother, Phillip
SaltZman. n Sri III.
Chas. Smith and son. Charles, return.
ed the early part of the past week from
a weeks visit at the home of their. son
and brother, John; and wife in Clark,
S. d.. .s.s -. I,
Willis Riddle suffered most painful
and distressing accident Thursday While
attending to his duties at his farm
north of town. Our informant says ne
stumbled on a piece of wire and tell,
striking his right hand on neckyoke,
the prongs of which badly penetrated
the. member. Medical aid was sought
shortly following the accident ana II
was found that the bones were broken.
The bones were set and placed in
splints and with proper care present IN
dications point to a good healing. &
{. Thos. Miclaelsen returned Friday
evening from a business trip TO Omaf
ha. a.{s
w. A. Suthers, wife and two children
started the early part of the past week
on their overland trip to their new
home in Denver. Colo, having formerly
resided at Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Suthers
and the children had been here at the
home of her sister. Mrs. T. =. Allen, FOR
several weeks, Mr.. Suthers Joining them
a day or two before starting west.
Miss Marguerite Luke returned 70
her home al Lake View Thursday fol-
lowing a few days visit here with
W. q, Rolls, who is conducting q
moving picture business at Grand
Junction, has been enjoying an enforced
vacation OF a few days here with ms
wife and daughter. Grand .lunGllon
was visited by severe storm Tues-
day night, which put the electric wires
olf Of commission, as well as doing con
siderable damage to buildings, trees,
etc, Mr.. Rolls came to Dow City on
Wednesday, spending the. remainder OF
the week here. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Docherty. enter
tanned two of their grandchildren, Hell
en- and Anna Dochefty, who We're here
from Buck Grove and spent the week.
Z Mrs. Romanan Wight. who has been
spending the past week with relaIlyes
in the Dunlap vicinity, came up 70 Do ,s'
City Friday evening for a VISIT WAN
David Clark, Jr., whose serious III
ness was mentioned last week, Is re.
ported considerably improved at TINS
writing and thought TO be out or dan
ger. All hope to see him about AGAIN
soon.
Marion Bonsall was in Dunlap and
spent a couple of days last week at the
home Of his grandparents. Mr.. and MIS-
C. C. Bonsall.
A surprise welcome was given f'rlday
evening at the Methodist church unasr
the auspices of the Epworth Leas ue, ~
compliment to the new pastor, 2heV.
Walter C. Plank. and wife. a. goodiY
number were present to participate IN
the endowment of the occasion. "A short
program was rendered which consisted
eta hymn, Stand Up for Jesus, an
address, 81 welcome by Loren Thomas,
bbr.asi Yer by Mrs. Frank Glassburner, w.
al solo by Frank lanyard, vocal 500
IN Myrtle Marks, reading by Loren
Thorfas and q vocal duet by Mr.. ana
Mrs. Frank Glassburner. AFTER isten
pany Of young people were invited @
fha Basement where ice cream, cake ana
In tel were served in the refreshment
lie. The evening was brought 70
close iby series Of games which aooeu
very much to the occasion. Needless
III saJ all .were greatly pleased with
Ills opportunity of meeting and wei
coming Rev. and Mrs. Plank. 1
!; Frank Crawford, of Sioux City, mas
been here during the past week Visit,
Ing his sister, Mrs. James Baber' anu
DE- +. N. Rowe was a caller1in town
\ ans 7daV last week from Denison.
/ IL nj. Swasey was a business caller
at the county capital Saturday,
Frank Binnall was In Woodplhe pe'
tween trains Saturday.
Mrs. A. w. Wilson and MRS. r.. =.
Lusk were in Denison Friday evening
attending chautauqua.
Mrs, John Furne and children We're
down from Arion Saturday visiting ~
the home of her sister, Mrs. M. ..
Breen. ~
Miss yesta Riddle was among the
Denison callers Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. Walter c. Flank re.
ceiyed their household goods< the past
week from Ohio and are now settled N
the Methodist parsonage. Their goods
had been shipped out from their nome
state about two months ago ana We're
delayed on the way. sl
Mrs. Asmussen and daughter, Dora
of Clinton, were here last week 10 az
tend the funeral of little Marvin 90
hansen. who met death by being
as a result of the accident tne
family experienced when their car was
in the river near Arion. Inc
ladies are the. mother and sister Oh
Mrs Johannsen.
Miss Kathryn Ahart came up from
Council Bluffs last week and Is making
:, visit at the home of her fathers
cousin, Julius Ahart,, and wife.
Mrs. j. H. Pearsall was an ARRIVAL
the latter part of the week from Ne
braska City. Neb., for visit with nsr
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