The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-29

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his family to that place during the last
week. The Browns had been occupying
the residence owned by David Walters
while here.
sA. w. Wilson and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
r. f.. Ltisk, o. j. Judd and e. HI
Gibson were among those from here
who attended the big festival at Logar
on Tuesday of the past week
Carl Hansen was down from Denisor
Friday visiting at the, parental, Claus
Hansen, home.
Mrs. S. S. Rise returned to Denisor
Thursday evening following a severa
days sojourn with her son, Myron, aIlt
family b
Mrs. S. A. Acker has rented the NJ
G. Virgins residence in the west part
Of town, vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. G
L. Underhill, and expects to move there
soon, after which Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Docherty get possession of the resi-
dence she is now occupying. they hay
ing purchased the place of J. T. Colds
worthy some time ago.
A permanent agent, in the person OF
John Buessing, has been appointed tc
the position in the local Northwestern
depot, beginning his duties the early
part of the week. Mr.. Guessing comes
from Scranton and expects to move ms
family here as soon as a house can pc
secured. J.. C.. Points. OF Honey Creek
who has been acting az Temporary
agent here since j. T. Graul retired
from the work Several weeks ago, has
gone to Arion, where he has a perma
i1ent position in the tower filling the va
cancy. caused by the resignation OF u
L. Graul, who has accepted a position
In Carroll. 4
Mrs. g. NJ. Brake returned Thursday
from Logan, where she had been spend
ing a. few days with her daughter, Mrs
L. g. Mcbride, and family. &
Y Mrs. M. e. Rowe was a passenger
to Denison Friday evening, where she
made a short visit at the home OF her
son, Dr.. f.. N. Rowe, and family. Her
grandson, little Robert Rowe, who had
cdstO Denisoh with her. a III
4 Misses Evelyn and Josie Wright were
to WoOdbine Friday, where
they enjoyed q visit at the home OF
their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Wight, also being guests OF Miss
LilliaM, Donaldson while there, return.
Inf sunday. III ss Y. e 8t
Little Arlene Allenan had the mis-.
fortuna9Of stepping on a rusty nail on
Thursday while. at play, INJECTING q
painful wound in her right foot. We
are pleased to relate that the injury
is now thoughtsto be healing well with
no other complications developing
n Misses Berenices and Ruth Judd. An.
ma Divine and Lillian Ahart spent two
or three days in Omaha last week Wis
iting with friends and taking in fhe
al,
{ Mrs. w. II. Buss was charming host
ess to the Priscilla club at her pleasant
home west of town Thursday
afternoon. A large number of friends
and neighbOrs were invited to enjoy
the day with the members and the at
fair was no exception to the fine times
that are always assured guests IN this
home. The customary SO:
cial diversions were in order during the
afternoon hours, terminating with the
service of a most elaborate two course
repast.
Miss Bessie Baber returned Thurs.
day from Dunlap, where she had been
visiting her friend. Miss Lena WOlyer.
ton. The two girls spent the day
Wednesday in Omaha attending to some
shopping duties.
Loren Thomas has returned to Ames
to resume his studies at college after
spending the summer at the home Of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. e. l.. Thomas
This is his second year there. ~
Alfred Hansen has completed his
duties as pitcher, for the bail team at
Anthem for the season and has resurn-
ed his work in the Wilson barber shop
here again. III s. ~, 5 g
Mrs Artie Wingrove, who is spend
ing some time at the Jack Allen home
in Arion. was down from there Friday
hef yVnnn trains iss gf3 ~ s st q. .