The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-07-21

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Charles and Louis Buss and the lat
/ ter's sister, Evelyn, were visiting IL
Denison Wednesday evening.
Miss Mary Flynn, of Ute, is visiting
at the home of Mrs. Annie Houston.
Carney Remmes and Herman. Pieden
| Of Charter Oak, were Sunday visitors
with the John Remmes family. ~ s
| h Andrew Christensen and wife, of
Mapleton, were, here one day last week
and visited at the home of his brother,
Fred Christensen. 3,Ffs,ts 5a,.s
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Frye Of Wood.
bine, visited here during the past week
at the. home of their relatives the DAY
Field family. They had started on, an
overland trip to Nebraska and other
places and Whenar Sioux City they de-
cided not to attempt Sthe trip any: far;
Their on account of the unfayorabl Scont
dition in, which they found the roads
Ed Houston and John Ren1mes were
in Des Moines last week attending q
big meeting of the Knights OF Colum,
bus. s3sast aist. 8sft i
Mr.. and Mrs. p. C. Houston We're in
Dunlap and spent Sunday at the home
Of the latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pat Mullen. s} a. 4. m sis
Herman 1StefIin and sons, Paul and
Henry, were over from Nicola during
the week and spent some time with
their relatives, the John Remmes fam
lily.
|. John O'Connell, of Ute, was guest
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Annie
Houston. during the week, also visiting
his people at Dunlap. 45
n MIR. and Mrs. Fred Christensen and
Children and their daug hter, Mrs. Nick
OH, and family attended church ser
vices at Charter Oak Sunday and Wis
tied Mrs. Christiansen's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. August Tech, while there,
A baseball game was played on the
home grounds Sunday between the Dow
City and st. Joe colored giants. The
score was ito in favor; OF dow City.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. znmer.! OF West
Side, accompanied by two iof his sis
tiers, the Misses thinner, We're here
Zimmers' parents, Sam Brasel and
wife. Z I. hi f!as I; ssss n.
John Remines was an Omaha BUSH
ness. visitor Thursday.
u! Mrs. Annie Houston enjoyed Sunday
dinner, with her relatives in Dunlap
The Roger Paul family motored to-
Denison Sunday evening to attend
chautauqua. II.
4 Leslie Logsdon, Of Portsmouth, Wis
tied at the home of his sister, Mrs
Frank Glassburner, the FIRST OF ay the
week. q 4 ~ u & 81. a I'll
s Mrs. a. ri. Harper returned Sunday
evening from two months sojourn in
Dunlap at the home of her brother. 9.
c.. Bonsall, where she had been keep,
ing house during the absence Of Mrs.
Bonsall in Omaha caring for her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hal Sturges Mrs. SturgeAl
was able ito leave the hospital and ac-
company her mother home Monday:
II. G.. Scott, wife and son, George,
and daughter, Isabel, were arrivals AT
home Sunday evening from their west
ern trip, having been gone about TWO
months, Among the places they visit.
ed were Carlisle, Wash, where his sis,
ter, Miss Ellen Scott, resides. They']
report ii most delightful and beneficial
: Miss Anna Divine entertained the
Larkin club at her home Friday eve
ming, the gentlemen folks being speciall
guests, as is customary. An elegant
course dinner was served which, to-
gether with a splendid social hour,
made up a very pleasant evening and
the guests departed highly pralsing the,
hostess. 4, 2ssi5l 7. 3si3 /.
u The ladies Of the Baptist church will |
serve coffee, sandwiches and water
melon Saturday afternoon in the Farnl.il
eris State bank. Pop corn will be OF 4
fered for sale In this comes tiOn TheI
patronage of the public is solicited.
4 Arch Laird is enjoying a two weeks,
vacation from his duties in the p; H:1
Gibson restaurant andswef understanda|
that he is spending the time with rel
atiyes near Des Moines. P. y Brown is
substituting for him in the restaurant,
1 Clifford Merrill was in town during
flae past week from Kansas City, com
ing to get his trunk and belongings
which had been left here since his SO
journ with the Rink family in Dow
City. ~. Y, " 81
Gus Frederichsen and M. A. Rigsby
and the formers other hired help went
to Pisgah Monday and are helping to
put up hay on his farm.
d Grage Rule returned Sunday from a
several weeks sojourn at the home Of
his uncle and aunt, 4 Mr.. q and Mrs g.