The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-23

down from Kadoka, S. Oak, last week
They viii live on their farm north Q
town. Their many friends are indeed
pleased to see them.
Cliff Purdy was an Omaha business
visitor Friday of last week.
Mrs. Alexandria of Topeka, kans.
visited the past week at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. John Hutchinson. She
was formerly a teacher in the school'
here and her many friends and &C
quaintances We're very glad to see her
Mrs. M. M. LOOMS and daughter
Alice returned from Omaha Saturday
the former having her tonsis removed
Mrs. Ralph Gleiser. Mrs Mary
Grimes, Mrs. w. C. White and Mis-,
Gladys Baker motored to West Sid
Sunday. @
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Nc
Gitira in Des MOines returned homo
this week.
Harry Saunders and Miss Margaret
Theobald attended the dance in Irwin
Friday evening.
The two children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Smith have, been having the
whooping cough the past few weeks.
Miss Mabel Neuman who has been
working the past few weeks went te
Denison 10 visit her sister, Mrs Ser.
voss.
Jack Miller made a business trip to
Omaha Wednesday of last week. Ss
Friends in the community We're
shocked to hear of the death of VIII
Leuth which occurred the latter part
of last week. He has been in the
state hospital at Clarinda for the past
few years. The friends in the com.
munity sympathize with the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Andre and Mr.
and Mrs. John Woods autoed TO Audi
bon to spend the day with her moth
er, Mrs. Mitchell.
John Calvin, who was kicked las
week by horse is reported as getting
along nicely This was a narrow es
cape and Mr.. Calvin may consider him
self very lucky indeed. i.
| Alice Barrow, daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs A. J. Barrow who has been sick
the past week with the measles is re
ported much improved at this writing
Mrs. T. w. Bowen and grand-daugh
| ter. Beth, returned home the fore part
of the week after visiting her son ant
daughter in Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Currier and children o.
Defiance were Manila visitors Satur
day.
John McLaren returned home the
| fore part of the week from Adair. Ia.
where he has been visiting his son
Earl and family
Misses Elizabeth and Martha Leak
who attend summer school at CarrOi
came over Friday evening to spend the
| week end with their sister, Mrs. Mari
Mrs. Rainey Melton and small baby
came home from Manning Sundsy, &C
companied by her mother, Mrs. Dam
J men, of Manning.
! Bonnie Joens came down from Aspin
wall Sunday after spending seferas
days with his sisters, Mrs. Ben Ehricks
/ Mrs. Stacks who has been in the
! local hospital the past few weeks was
able to be taken home the latter par
of last week.
Jas. Edwards who has been suffer
| ing from sprained ankle the pas
| week is reported as getting along a!
we'll as could be expected.
/ The great air robbing feature shown
at the movies last Friday and Satur
day was largely attended and enjoyed
by all. 1t showed a squadron OF aero
planes fighting a mile above the eartf
| in a blackness broken only by the fiasl
of machine guns.
Donald Dougal. son of Mr.. and Mrs
L.. Dougal who is in the ". S. Navy
was recently transferred from the Re
ceiying ship in New York to the u
S. S. Tennessee.
| Wesley Smith Of Minneapolis, anf
sister, Miss Gladys, are visiting with
| friends and relatives here.
! Mrs Flora Gray came down from
Manning Sunday to visit her daughter
Mrs. l.. 3. Brokaw and family.
Perry r. Cruise was an Omaha bus
mess visitor Friday Of last week.
Mrs. T.. l.. Sheffield and family who
have been visiting with friend
relatives ut Randalia, Ia, returned te
their home. s1