The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-16

Il NiHNSio LII IL 0lOuA SlLy llllLy AietS DSS
making this territory lately.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Atkins visited i
Woodbine one day the past week.
Maria Brace is home for a vacation
from Waterloo, where she works in ;
library.
Helen Williams has gone to Peoria
H., TO take training in a watch maker
llschool, so she can be able to assist il
the jeWelry store of her father.
| J. Weighs, Of Defiance, was in tow
one day the past week. q.
| Mrs. r. A. Williams was in De-
Moines one day the past week goint
that far with her daughter, Helen, OF
her way to Illinois. r1
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley wager notOret
to Woodbine last Sunday. a,s
DIR. Kayanagh has been here TIL
past week from his home in Peters
burg, Neb., to which place he Wen
frome here. He has been busy shak
ing hands, with old friends and neigh
bors.
DIR. and Mrs. e. F. Peters motoret
to Defiance one day the past weel
and visited her people and left theil
| Oldest son, Zystus, to spend the sum
mer with his grandparents.
Phyllis Barrett and Laura Chauncy
and Florence Kirk all are, home from
| Amer to spend the summer at theil
respective homes. - Ear
Miss Vera, Nelson was up from Wood
bine for the Alumni banquet.
Mrs. j. Bonar and son, Perry, were
Omaha visitors one day the past week
Mary Smith spent Sunday at Ute.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Kairnes return
ed last week from a trip to Independ
ance, Mo-, where they went to sec
their daughter graduate who has beer
attending school there for. some time
Mr.. and Mrs. Wager spent Sunday ir
Logan last week visiting the home
folks ,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith drove to Wood
bine last week to attend the Rebekah
convention.
Mr. Chase, the proprietor is hold
ing twenty per cent discount sale at
his store for the coming week.
The oldest daughter Of DR.. Powell
has been in town the past week visit
ing at the home of her father, DR.
Powell. She is accompanied by her
small son. @
Mrs. A: p. Moore was operated on
for the removal of her tonsils one day
the past week. She is cOnValescing
be expected. .
Mrs. A. Norris who has been in
Council Bluffs the past week taking
treatments was we'll enough to Come
home the past week.
M. Vandermark, Of Gallands' Grove,
who has been in the GARRISON hospital
in Omaha for some time returned the
past week.
Mrs. Jess Fouts who has been in am
Omaha hospital for some weeks re-
turned to her home the past week.
Mrs. Fouts has had a long hard siege
and her many friends are glad to know
of her return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Cunningham
have gone to Omaha to make their
future home. Mr.. Cunningham has
time and Mrs. Cunningham finally de.
cided to go there too.
F George Hansen and family spent
Sunday in Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gorham and
Miss Powley spent Sunday in Wood.
bine at the POwley home.
Pearl Powley and Minnie. Roth were
in Omaha on Friday shopping. They
returned in the evening, Miss Powley
stopping at Woodbine and Miss Roth
returned home.
Miss Nellie Small entertained the
juniors of st. Patrick's school at a
party at her home one evening last
week, A fine feed was enjoyed as
was also an evening of games and
other social stunts. TtsS
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week in Harlan. s ~,
Mr.. Evans and friend were in town
visiting at the Ray Brown home the
latter part of the week.
Mrs Frazier, of Missouri Valley,
was in town visiting relatives one day
the past week.
The father, p. Ivens. and also a sis
ter and brother of the late Ivens who
was the prime factor in the tragedy
at theI Hotel Elder the past week
were in town several days adjusting
business affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Brown and Jennie
Burke and several friends from out of
town motored to Omaha Saturday at
ternoon to spend the week end there
in short outing.
Mrs. Georgia Liscomb returned the
middle of the week from Sac City
where she had been called by the seri-
GUS illness of her mother. She re-
ports her mother in very serious
condition yet.
The county coroner was called We'd.
nesday evening to hold an inquist at
the hotel but when hesarrived he did
not consider it necessary to do so and
returned to Logan.
Frank Hagan spent several days the
past week at SeWall visiting at the
home of w! B. Thomas.
Pat Grady, of Omaha, has been in
town the past week.
Donald Moore was in town last week
and packed his household goods prep.
aratory to moving to LOhrville where
he has been for; some time, but as yet
has been unable to secure a house.
Houses seem to have been as much of
o premium there as here.
Mrs. Dave Rogers is enjoying Wis.
1t from her sister, Miss Hughes.
DIR. p. G., Ingersoll made prOfes.
sional trip to Sac City one day the
past week.
Mrs. Dow Howorth has been some.
what i'll the past week.
DIR. and Mrs. Burleigh entertained a
few people informally one evening the
past week.
Word from the west, from Mrs. L.
X. Moore, state that her mother is in
a very precarious condition, blot of
blood having made appartial paralysis
in one limb.
The funeral of son of Chas. Thomp
son, body of returned soldier, was
held at the home east of town on Sat
urday. This was one of the first bodies
to be returned for burial in this Sec
ton.
A number from town attended thel
dance in Denison the past week.
The Missionary Society of the Con-
church was held at the
home of Mrs. NJ. p. Brace, on Friday
afternoon.
The commencement exercises held
Thursday evening at the new school