The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-07-07

where he attended two days session
conference held under the auspices OF
the l.. ID. S. church.
N. r. Wilder was among the county
seat visitors Wednesday.
Ralph Igou and wife were passen-
gers to Arion Friday evening, where
they were guests Of friends over night.
They left Saturday morning for Sioux
City on visit to his brother, George,
and wife. returning Monday evening.
Mrs. c. o. Miller and daughter,
Florence, went down to Council Bluffs
Saturday morning for visit at the
home of Mr. Miller's sister, Mrs. w.
A. Copeland, returning Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. w. w. Galland is entertaining
her three grandsons, Irvie, John and
Charles Galland, the sons of I'D. Gal:
land, who came Friday from Council
Bluffs.
Editor, o. Z. Bramson, of the Dun
lap Renorter was a pleasant caller in
town one day last week. He and hip
family are planning on two weeks
vacation trip soon and he is trying TO
secure a man to take charge or his
printing business during their absence.
w. N. Schouten arrived last Wednes-
day from Hudson, Colo, coming on
a busines trip and for visit with
his relatives and friends In this Vlcln'
ity and in Denison where he visits his
daughter and sister, Miss Helen Schou-
ten and Mrs. Hannah Duncan and with
other relatives. The Schouten family
moved from here early the past spring
and Mr.. Schouten states that they are
well pleased with their Colorado nome.
He expects to return again SATURDAY:
A, P. Moeller. the local Standard ON
man, met with an accident FRIDAY
While out driving with his truck the
machine was overturned into ditcn'
the result Of being driven TOO close 10
the edge of the road. A tractor was
secured from the Mullen place near
Arion where the accident occurred ana
the truck was soon lifted and on the
road again, none the worse for Its be-
ing ditched.
w. H. Rule moved last week from
the G. V. Jordan building, where ne
had been conducting his creamery
business for several months and ls now
nicely located In the j. w. Stephanek
building formerly occupied by o. A.
Luke as a harness shop. The proper.
ty is being rented by the Bloomer Cold
Storage company Of Council BUTTS
which Mr., Rule has been representing
for a number of years.
Gortlan, the youngest son or ReV.
and Mrs. G.. A. Barker, had the ms,
fortune to stumble and fall one oiy
last week in such manner as 70
receive a badly sprained ankle At
present he is unable to be about Win
out the aid Of crutches. but all hope
the injury will heal and he will nave
regained the use of the member again.
Friday evening Clark Barker was
very agreeably surprised at the nome
of his parents. Rev. and Mrs. U; "A.
Barker, the occasion being planned byi
his mother as a courtesy to his elGh-
teenth birthday II anniversary. me
fact that he returned to his duties IN
the Houston garage after having peen
home for the evening, meal, gives evl-
dence. that the surprise was complete.
After the guests had gathered ne was
called home by telephone and upon nus
arrival beheld his classmates and hlgh
school friends assembled in the home.
Various games were indulged IN, whlcn
pleasantly filled the hours of the even,
ing ice cream and cake being served
at the close. At late hour the comp.
any of young people took their depart.
ure. having enjoyed an exceptionally
fine time, Many handsome tokens
of remembrances were left Tor the
honor guest.