The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-01-14

taken in Quite a large delegation
were in attendance from out Of town,
Dunlap, Denison. Manila, Charter Oak
and Woodbine being represented. me
Rebekahs served a lunch at the mid
night hour, which was greatly enjoyed.
John Sunday, who has been residing
on one Of the Ed Ahart places east of
town. moved the first of the week onto
the farm several miles southeast of
here lately vacated by the Len Lam
| bert family, who have moved to Dell
Rapids, S. d.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Honz enjoyed a
visit from their daughter of Webster
| City over the week end.
Mrs, Gus Anderson has been suffer-
| ing the past week with severe pains in
her head and the latter part Of the week
! she went to the home of her parents,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Chris Vollersen, in Deni-
son, and while there consulted a physic-
| ian.
Mrs. Wiley Kuykenda1l. of Colorado,
and Mrs. Fred Wright and little daugh-
| ter, of LaBonte, Wyo., who are visiting
with relatives and former Acquaintance
es in this vicinity, We're passengers to
Dunlap Monday to spend a few days.
| Mrs. Wright and little, daughter expect
to leave at an early date for their home.
T leon cramer was Denison caller
Monday.
Mrs. ]. W. Cramer has been quite i'll
the past week with pneumonia, but we
are pleased to report her as improving
at present. ss
Miss Trina Chamberlain returned on
"Wednesday from Virginia, Ill.,, where
l,a1 ,or,f 9nc0llnt
| of the death of her grandmother. Mr..
and Mrs Chamberlain remained for
longer time. The latter left here De-
| cember 31st, Immediately afte1 receiv.
ing a message of the illness of her moth
err, who passed away just two hours at
ter Mrs. Chamberlain reached her hed.
side. Mr.. Chamberlain and Irma Joined
Mrs. Chamberlain day or so later
Mrs. S. E. Goddard and son, Ebert,
with her nephew, Claude Wiley, are
leaving Wednesday of this week for a
visit with her sisters. Mrs. Il. II. Rudd,
in Hooper, Wash, and Mrs John NC
to return by way of California, where
they will visit Mrs. Neva Crandall-Dos-
err, formerly Of Dow City. They plan
on being absent about two months.
Miss Helen Schouten was caller in
town Friday from Denison. She Is con-
s;aar;no ,,ropI accounting the nositior of
anr,ast;o sciarce teacher in ON, local
s.oi,nnI which bas heen resigned nv Miss
Martha Weiss. AS yet no definite ar
rangements have been made Miss
Schouten lust recently returned from
Washington, d. c., where she had been
EMPLOYED in a government cafeteria.
Hs.yorne was visiting in Denison
Sunday.
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BUTTS MONDAY.
Robert Leytham heiu a.larn say -. oa
frlday on the place hlioWli 10 20 CO. 49,, ~
mer hoenekamp nome Wes1 - wv.
Mr.. !4eyIhanl, we uiiueis.aaia' 10, - ,,aae
up ap Ia ~ '' ,a,5,;,, ,,nI i,aar
=, - o,,;,aro, Of
MRS. L. a: Lallslo5o Ino on,i r.fon IN
Denlson, nave Jcliieu WI. i4a'i " W I.,-ar
DOW CITY, ne pelIs elnpioyeu DIS '''Nei
- 't'e
G.IE Smith, state treasurer of the
Midwest Improvement association, and
Mr.. Bull, of Sioux City, who is en-
gineer on construction work, visited
DOW CITY Ihursuay anu preslue9 q" a.
mass meetlng heia lilat. evening" ~ i,.! .lie
opera mouse ior tite pclpose ~ ..S .a.
over the -adVlsaoiilty oi sasseias. sya
tenn TOR our TOWN.: Al pIeseliC q. Tug
meeting voted IN favor ol the SUM- an, anu
further plans toWaru ms emu WIZ nhe-
~ be MADE at an carry oate.
Dow City friends and acquaintances