The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-19
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Lloyd Brake was an arrival Wednes
day from Corwith for a few, days visi
At the parental, G. M. Brake, home, be
fore taking up his position as telegraph
operator at Gowrie.
Joe Hallowell and A. e. Bryan, Of
Webster City, were in town seyera
days the past week visiting their par
ents and greeting friends and acquaint
ances.
Miss Flora Aeberhardt has entered
the local telephone office as a student
operator to take the position Of relief
June LIST. N;
Mrs J. Fl. Killion was in Dunlap re
Gently to see her son. Eldridgei who has
been suffering with a case of mumps
and flu. He is reported much better at
present.
Mrs. J. G. Graul was in Arion Wednes
day visiting her son. D. L. Graul, and
family. Il siss
Fred Colby, while out on hunting
successful in capturing nine young
wolves for which he will receive neat
bounty.
Mrs. A. II. Cook and Mrs, Earl Nor
rison represented Dow City In Denison
Wednesday. 5s5
Mrs. L. q. Mcbride and daughter, Vir-
CINE, came UP from Logan "Wednesday
for a visit at the parental, G. M. Brake,
home, coming at this time to see the
formers brother, Lloyd Brake Mrs.
Mcbride returned Thursday, Virgine re-
manning for longer visit,
w. G. Homan was a passenger to
5Denison Thursday evening, where he
attended special meeting held for the
purpose of consolidating two chapters
of the L. Q. O. F. a.
l.. A. Wore made shipment of one
car Of hogs to Omaha Wednesday and
followed the stock to market Thursday.
Arden Malone has been suffering the
past week with badly injured foot
caused by a horse stepping on it. AT
present he is able to be about again.
Mrs. Lynn Rood and daughter, Mrs.
Fred Sopher, and children were callers
In Dunlap Thursday.
Mrs. j. r. Griffin was among the Wis:
itors at the county capital Tuesday.
{. A. II. Cook and SON., Oliver, were
Omaha business visitors Thursday.
Tho members and friends of the Fri.
day club/werc most royalty entertained,
Friday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Enos Cross in the country. The hours
sped rapidly with the popular diversions
of the day and last but not least came
a dainty luncheon served by the host
ess.
u. N. Bell and B. M. McElwain rep
resented the local I. O. o. r. in Denison
Thursday at the consolidation Of lodges.
The former attended both afternoon an6
evening sessions, the latter going UP
In the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Smith have return
ed from pleasant weeks visit with his
brother, John, and wife in Clarke, S. d.
Mrs. Smith has resumed her position
as cash girl in the D.. e. Bremser store
Mrs. +. c. Howorth was in Dunlap
Thursday and visited at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. 3. Bailey.
The picture entitled Tale of Two
Cities" starring William Farnum, was
presented at the theater Monday and
evenings of this week for the
benefit of the library. The picture was
good and was well rccciv.
ed by all who attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Ahart and son
Leo, motored to Dunlap Friday ant
visited at the home of their niece and
cousin. Mrs. AL Stoz, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Bonsall and son |
Marion, were in Logan Friday on bust |
ness and while there took occasion tc
call on relatives. ST.
Mrs. j. r.. Griffin and Mrs S. E. God,
lard were in Denison Friday having
lental work DONE
Miss Flora Virgins has resumed her
position of assistant cashier in the
Farmers State bank following an en-,
oyable weeks vacation, during which
line she visited her friend, Miss Lena
White, at Cedar Falls.
Carl Hansen, wife and baby were
Town from Denison Friday visiting at
he home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Claus Hansen.
J.. II. Goldsworthy was among the
alters at the county capital Friday.
Miss Lillian Donaldson presided at a
delightful dancing party Friday eve
ling in the theater, the affair honoring
he Misses Bernice Hunsickers and Mar
:aret Ryan. About twenty couplesi
we're present to participate in the en-
Oyment of the evening. Victrola mu-
ic was furnished for the occasion, ice1
ream and cake serving as the closing
eature.
George Trager, the Crawford County
telephone company manager, was here
thursday on business.
George Carey and daughters, Irma
nd Mrs. Claude Blackman, were in
)enison Friday.
The All Boy Eagle class Of the Meth
dist Sunday school, of which Frank {
is teacher, and the classI
f girls taught by Mrs. LESSEE Howorth
,ere entertained by their teachers Fri !