The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-03
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of the flu, are not improving as rapidly
as has been hoped for.
j. Mccarthy and son, of Omaha tran.
sacted business in this vicinity Thurs
day.
Misses Ruth Rolls and Ruth Judd
We're pleasant callers here from Dow
City Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Winters, of Manning,
and Floyd Thompson were entertained
in the Geo. Reynolds home over the
week end.
Mr.. o. w. Nelson and wife were at
the county seat on business Wednes.
day afternoon.
The Delbert Lee family left for
their new home in +AdaiE Thursday.
d. S. Grarl and family have moved
lily. ss.
We welcome back our former towns
people, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Goodrich,
who are moving. here this week from
north&of Denison.
Pat Herderman was a passenger to
Omaha Wednesday morning on bust
ness.
Mesdames N. F.. sti1son and R. A.
Falcott are reported on the sick list
this week.
The Leon Kepford sale on Wednes-
day was well attended and each article
sold brought good prices. Mr.. KEEP
ford has purchased a home in Deni.
son and will move there in the near
future.
Mrs ]. Dearduff, who has been here
for the past few weeks, nursing flu
patients. left for Dow City the last OF
the week to care for Mrs. Rice and
the new baby.
Grace E. Nelson enjoyed the week
end with Miss Martha Hird in DenisOn.
Mrs. John Furn and daughter, Emo
gene visited her sister. Msr. M. j..
Breem, in Dow City on Saturday. 81
Mrs. Chas. Holiday and son, Frank
lin, were Council Bluffs visitors the
latter part OF the week.
farm ns sar T Dow {ow cry t4 te GEO. he
Miss Irene Ratliff, Of Dunlap, visited
relatives here on the sabbath.
7. u Henry twas a messenger. from
Council Bluffs Sunday morning, going
from here to Dow City to see his moth.
er, Mis-. Catherine Henry, who con.
tinues in very poor health.
L.. G. Butler was an Omaha visitor
on business the first Of the week.
Mrs. D. L. sGraul was in Denison
Wednesday and Thursday of last week
having dental work done.
Miss Nora Stephenson visited friends
in Dow City Saturday afternoon.
Catherine J. Bell, of Dow City, was
a week end visitor infthe home of her
grandmother, Mrs. J. w. Butler.
A deal was closed last week by which
Mr.. Bert PETER becomes the owner of
the ]. Thompson property in west
Arion, possession to be taken about
April 1st
The basket social and Lincoln pro-
gram at the school house Friday ey.
ening twas well attended. A voting
contestf for the most love.sick man and
most popular lady furnished much
fun. ssWhen the votes were counted
it waSt found that Leel Fox was the
unfortunate young man, and was given
a battte OF pickles .(sour). which. proved
for him mascot. for he was lucky in
School isa iiiils sMiss LeUta Tapps Is!
ceived a.box. OF candy as. the. most pop
ular young lady. The sum of 800
was realized which will be used for the
pupils wish to thank all who helped
to ma)oA it a success.
Cart 3lackman and daughter, Fran
els, ofisD enison. visited relatives here
on MN md g 3Sy; asss n And sasild,en,
Elainas Ind B6s1ons turned Monday
from 9ttle Greek oll0Ning sA pleas
ant VII Of seEsl 60 " ith s ~, .t;.
week A6f Illinois where they will loca-
te on Ashairy farm twenty miles south oh
for them good luck and prosperity in
their new home.
Miss Leila Ivy, of Omaha, visited
friends here on Friday, enrOute to
Mapleton for a short visit with her
mother.
American Falls, Idaho, while there he
will sell off his stock and attend to
other business matters before return
ing home.
Mrs. James Kelly, of Woodbine, visit
ed friends here between trains Monday
on her way home from a visit with
her sister, Mrs. John Hawn, in Maple
ton.
Mrs. II. Bricher, Of Missouri Valley,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Gerald
Langworthy, this week.
Miss Gertrude Blackman, teacher in
the Ksrwood school spent the week
end WITH Mr.. and Mrs: ]. Blackman
and also! attended the basket social n
Mrs. Arthur Davidson, WHO has been
in the hospita lin; 2DeniSoh the past
two weeks, viii 4be able TO come home
on Thufsday Of this week.
All nM patients. are rapidly recover.
1uS. MIS-. "A. A., SUITES 10 SlAs suHuSh
the doctors care. BUT is steadily i'm
proving. No new cases have develop.
ed of late and we trust the flu ISL
thing Of the past.2s &7ssls5 s% NJ
Mrs. John Blackman attended a par
ty in the Geo. Richardson home in
Denison on Thursday afternoon.
Warren Roberts, Arthur Suhr and
Geo. Stilsons were Omaha visitors this
week. Ea1s
Mesdames w. L. Boyles and o. A.
Anderson were Omaha shoppers Mon.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Nelson motored
to Persia Sunday for short visit with
the Carl Hamann family.
Nick Lupq was Council Bluffs Wis.
itor on Sunday.
Clyde Haskins returned Monday
from Logan, after a pleasant visit of
several DAYS with relatives.
The K.IMattson family are moving
from Denison to their farm north OF
town this week. We are glad to well
come back these good people.
G. Ratlin, Harold Kepford and W..
Roberts were In attendance at the
dance In Deloit Saturday night.
Laurence Henry was an Ari0n shop
per from Dow City Thursday.
J. w. Butler was in Buck Grove on
business "Wednesday evening.
A number OF friends pleasantly sur
prised Mr.. and Mrs. John Blackman
on Tuesday evening. The occasion
being the 10th -Ianniyersary--of- their