The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-11-10

place and paid their last respects t
midst a number of years ago. We
join with the many friends in extend
ing sympathy to the sorroWing ones.
Rev. Walter G.. Plank was in Coun
Gil Bluffs Monday where he spent the
day.
+ Three of the children of Mr.. anG
Mrs. Eugene Crandall have been quite
sick the past week, but all are report
ed on the road to recovery now.
Alfred Hansen has severed his con
nections with the Wilson barber shol
here having accepted a similar posi-
ton at Denison, where he took up his
duties the latter part of the past week
Mr.. Wilson has secured another bar
Der, who comes from Nebraska, t.
take his place. f5
Mr.. and Mrs George Dillenburgel
were down from Vail over Sunday Wis
iting at the parental r. w. Houston
home.
Many friends in this vicinity mourn
the death of Mrs. Catherine Henry
which occurred at Arion Saturday
night at the home of one Of her daugh
tiers. Mrs. Henry had been in failing
health for some time and owing to
her advanced age, her death came not
unexpectedly. We extend our most
heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved
children and other relatives.
Frank Binnall was a Dunlap visitor
Saturday.
The Myron Rice family have been
enjoying a few days visit the past
week from two OF her sisters, the
Misses Dougherty. who came over
from Manila Friday.
Miss Stella sStaller was a pleasant
visitor in town Monday from Denison
Frank Glassburner was in Ute Sun.
day where he attended the funeral OF
a relative.
Mrs. Lester Meyer, who is here from
sister, Mrs. Rose Aldrich. Of Dunlap,
spent the day Sunday in Omaha.
Mrs. Wilbur Berry and Mrs. Artie
Wingrove attended the funeral OF
Riley Talcott in Arion Monday.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Oil and daugh.
ter, Leone, and the August OH fam.
lily. Of near Dunlap. were pleasant
Sabbath guests at the Fred Christian.
sen home.
Miss Berehice Judd has been making
a canvass among our people the past
week in the interests Of the Salvation
Army Drive and thus far has solicited
like fifty dollars, which IS
doing exceptionally well, and shez is
to be cpmplimented upon her splendid
success.
Frank Williams has entered the. Re
porter office, as student type setter,
having begun his duties Monday. He
will devote his time to this work out.
side of school hours.
Editor G. w. Van Atten was bust
ness caller in Arion Saturday
Lloyd Crandall wife and two little
folks came up from Council Bluffs
Friday for visit at the home OF her
mother, Mrs. J. p. Goodman, return.
Ing Sunday afternoon.
y Mrs, Rose Aldrich was a passenger
from Dunlap Saturday evening for a
visit over Sunday at the parental, j.
w. Cramer. home.
Mrs. B. G. Lyman, who has been
here for several weeks from Center
,nts, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Rudd, went
20 Carroll Saturday evening to spend
/ few days with relatives and friends,
expecting to return to Dow City again
before her return home.
Henry Olmstead and wife were up
rom Dunlap one day last week and
while here, visited at the home of her
sister, Mrs. J. II. Killion. !.
i Raymond Butterworth,, wife and
,aby were visiting in Denison Thurs
lay.
Mrs. A. b. Carlson was taken i'll on
of the past week and the
attending physician has pronounced
her case as that OF shingles. At this
writing she is reported to sbe getting
along as favorably as can be expected
md her many friends anxiously await
news each day from her bedside, all
,rusting to soon hear of her recovery.
Harold Rudd was an arrival last
week from Madison, S. OAK, for q
visit at the parental, j. r. Rudd home.
DIR. r. N. Rowe was down from
Denison Saturday and visited At the
nome of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
.. Rowe. His little son. Robert, VINO
lad been spending a few days here,
'eturned home with him that evening.
The Doctors mother also accompanied
hem for an over Sunday visit.
Arden Malone and wife We're passen-
gers to Denison Saturday to spend the
Sabbath day at the parental, Francis