The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-07-21
1e county CAPITAL Saturday.

w MISS u Helen jackson was cnarnlln{
hostess to the ]. B. Cts, including ;
Social chat was INDUCED in while
1 nimble fingers took many stitches il
various kinds of fancy work. A delec
/ table repast was served at the conclus
4 ion of the afternoons gayety, which
was heartily partaken of by all. Mrs
George sDillenburger, of, Vail, was the
only out of town guest.a
i "a ID. L., JGraul and three children were
down from Arion Sunday Visiting al
the parental, j. G.. Graul, home.
| Private John Cross came up from
| Fl, Omaha Saturday for a visit2at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Enos
! Cross, returning Monday morning
| Leo Needham, Mrs. Robert Dryden
and, Mrs. J. w. Howorth left Saturday
for Wise, Mo-, having received word
| of the, death of their mother which oc.
Cured suddenly The former and the
latter just returned from visit there.
Miss Lulu Crandall and the girls OF
her Sunday school class held an ice
cream social, Saturday afternoon on
the. 4. ~, S, church lawn, which was
from. the affair. amounted to $1,000,
which sum will be put into their treas
ury.
w. "A. Suthers was an ARRIVAL Satur-
day from Cedar Rapids to join his wife
and two children here at the home of
her sister, Mrs T. e. Allen. The fam.
lilly is leaving this week for their new
home in Denver, Colo. Mrs. Allen and
her two children are planning "trip
there the latter part of the month for
a several weeks visit. sii.,ia.5
David Clark, Jr. has been quite sick
the past week and at the present writ
ing there has been practically no
change in his condition. AS yet the at
tending physician has not been able
to fully diagnose the case but it is
thought that his illness was brought
on through being overheated recently
while at work in the field. His cOndi-
ton is reported serious and is giving
his relatives much concern. All sincere
~ hope there may soon be change
for the better.
mic dinner Sunday in the Cross grove
in honor of their son, John, who was
home on a furlough. Those participat-
ing in the courtesy included the fam.
lilies of George Keairnes, julius Ahart,
Jesse Igou, Van Talcott, Gus Anderson,
Martin yNieland, IA. Riley. William
Ettleman and Will Crost.. Baske u 81
pverburdened with all the goodies
known TO picnic crowds We're provided
For the occasion and the merry COM
pany Toasted to their hearts content.
Taken as O. whole the day was one of
genuine pleasure to. all, M II X
Mrs. Nelson ButterWorth went to
Omaha Sunday to spend a few days
with the Hugh ButterWorth family
Mrs Martin Wieland and Mrs. M. a..
Riley were in Denison Friday having
tonsil operations performed. They are
reported as getting along nicely.
J. Fl. Killion, who has been employ
ed at Coon Rapids for the past three
weeks, came down Saturday for an ov.
er Sunday visit with his family. M
Miss Alfredo Meyer, of Laramie,
Wyo., who has been here several weeks
at the home of her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Cramer, left Thursday
in company with little Cleo Wells and
Mrs. Will Aldrich of Dunlap for Ra-
vina, S. D., where they are visiting the
latter's daughter, Mrs. w. l.. Pang-
born, and family. 81
The baggage and personal belongings
of the man who was killed at the North
western bridge east of town some three
weeks ago have been located and at
present are in possession Of Undertaken
A. J.. Jackson, who also has his pass
port and steamship ticket with his
photo, which shows him to be the iden-
tical man bearing the name of r..
iAc0rnero,s as given in the account of
the accident several weeks ago. con.
sultation with the italian consaF will
be made, after which the disposal of
the goods will be decided upon.
Al The John Schiltz family ct Arion
were Sabbath visitors at the John
Remmes home.
RI Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Christensen, son.
Walter, and daughter /; lillian, visited
ut. the Louis Christensen home near
Denison Thursday Y asss II Il, - a5si
Z The r.. w. Tech family motored to
Denison Sunday and enjoyed a visit
at the home of her brother, John Hen
ming.
4 Miss Dorothy Ahart has been enter
tanning her Yriend, Miss Margaret
Houston. OF near Dunlan the past