The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-09

brink, Clarence Eagen and Ed Wilson.
Frank King and wife, of Ida Grove.
were in town last week in the interest
of a home talent play the Legion are
talking Of putting on in the near fu-
ture.
Pat Grady, Of Omaha, was in town
the past week.
l.. j.. Mungan and wife and Frank
Mungan and wife were DenisOn callers
one day the past week.
Miss Mable Dunton, who was teach.
err here several years ago, has been in
town the past few days, the guest of,
friends and enjoying the social festivi.i
ties incident to the closing OF the school
year. The school here is later than
usual in dismissing owing to being clos.s
ed some time last winter on account of
the fuel shortage.
The ball game Sunday between Dun.
lap and Ute on the Ute grounds res
suited in a score of 4 to In favor of:
Ute. This is the first defeat for the.
Dunlap boys this year.
A baby girl was born at the LaVere:
Morse home in Wayne, Neb., last week.
This years graduating class of the
St. Patrick's school numbers ten and
last week their pictures appeared in the
local paper.
e. McConkey has been visiting in Ne.
vada, Iowa.
Mrs. Hugh Cecil is enjoying a visit
from two of her sisters, the Misses Bla
ger, of Portsmouth. B.
Mrs. c. Collver, of Chicago. was here
a short time last week, a guest at the
j. S. Hull home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Beard, of Nilsson
ri Valley, were in town last Sunday
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Cops, Of Dakota, is in town Wis.
ting at the Hannigan home, also at the
John Henry home, he being brother.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Mclean, of Oma.
fa, have been up for few days visit.
Mrs. Will Murphy, Of Denison, was
here one day last week.
Mrs. Daisy Barrett and two daugh-l
tiers, Blanche \ and Jessie, and Mrs.
Grace Sellers, left last week for their
home in California, having been here
on the sad mission of bring the body
of Irene Barrett.
Mrs. C. Kairnes, Of Council Bluffs,
was up the past week visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Moeller went to
Denison last Sunday.
a9N Mrs Houlihan and daughter. Rose
were in Omaha one day the past week.
Miss Louise Tilton has been at the
Frank Helm home the past few days,
caring for the baby who was sick.
Scott Mcintosh and family visited in
Dow City Sunday !,
The Dorcas Missionary society met
at the home Of Mrs. Ed Willard last
week, The, report from the delegate
attending the convention was given
and was of great interest to all.
Mrs. Louise Hansen and baby were
in Omaha Monday.
John Mcintosh came up from Omaha
last week to visit his many relatives. 4
John HUE and wife were in Omaha
one dav the past week, Ey III 9s rex
Mrs. Ruth Mentally ServOss, of Mis-
souri, Valley, was in town Sunday.
A family reunion was held at the M.
s, Smith home last week, at which
time a, number of relatives were pres.
ent.
here visiting relatives one day last
week. rsr
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cullivan and three
Standardization, OF Missouri Valley. mo-
tored up Sunday and spent the day
with their son, George, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pokett have their
granddaughter, Daisy Newman, OF Ne.
braska with them to spend the sum
mer.
Leo Cover and wife and baby return
ed to their home in Cleveland, o., the
Mrs. cilborn, Of Florence. Neb., has
been in town since Decoration visiting
friends and relatives. sssS'l4 WIZ si.A9
Miss Clara Ludwig enjoyed a visit
from number Of her relatives from
Carroll last week.
Mrs. Malone and daughters, Of Den.
ison, were in town for a short time the
past week,
The baccalaureate sermon was given
at the Methodist church Sunday eve
ming by the local pastor.
I'd TC1amip1p returned from SIOUX
City Sunday evening and reports that
the son born there at St Joseph's hos
pital Friday is without exception the
best ever.
Miss Ruth Houston returned to her
work after spending the week end at
her hoAle near Dow City,
The dance in Phciger's hall was well
attended Thursday evening, there be-
ing a number of young people here
from other towns
Mrs. Robert Moorhead and children
returned to Omaha Wednesday, being
called here to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. w. B, Thomas.
Mrs. Ben Houston, of Dow City, was
here last week visiting her mother,
Mrs. Wilder. St. ~
Mrs. p. G. Houston, of Dow City, has
been sick and her sister, Miss Mullen,
has been staying with her, and her
mother also went up to visit her during
the week.
J..I. Moorhead and son, Robert, were
passengers from Omaha Wednesday. j.
J. going to pick up feeders on the mar.
ket there.
Mr.. O'Brien returned Tuesday from a
several days. visit with his family in
Council Bluffs. t,; nv,
Y Mrs. John Larson and Mrs. Marie
Hecht, who have been taking nurses
training in Chicago for the past few
months, are home for a vacation of a
few weeks.
Mrs j. r. Wheeler. who has been i'll
the past few weeks, is improving very
slowly.
Miss Waiticy, who has been the guest
of her friend, Mrs. Joe Chauncy has
returned to her work at Kirksville.
Word from Mrs. Georgia Liscomb at
Sac City states that her mother Is not
improving very fast. b
l.. X. Moore left Wednesday for
Omaha and from there expects to make
a trip to Kansas City before returning
here.
The class play given at the school on
Friday evening drew record breaking
crowd. The night being ideal many
were in from the country and all ex,
pressed themselves well pleased with
the play. Each and every one acquitt.
ed themselves creditably.
Mrs. Homer Woodward was taken to
toll act