The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-04
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Mrs. VIM Corey, of Charter Oak, and
Mrs. Nelson Jordan and daughter. of
Corsica, S. D., came the first of the
week, being called here by the sudden
death of their stepfather, James Mel.
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Galland and son
returned to their home in Yankton last
Thursday following a pleasant visit of
several days here with relatives.
Leo Hederman arrived from Boone
Saturday for an over Sunday visit with
his father. 8
VIM. Leuck has purchased the Mack.
ey home and the family plan to move
here about the first of March.
Rev. Horribly, of Mapleton, was a brief
caller here Sunday.
| "A. A. Anderson, of West Side, spent
Sunday here with his family.
Ben Foderberg, Jr. is a guest of
Denison relatives this week.
John Blackman is slowly recovering
from a siege Of pneumonia.
George Ratliff, G.. StilsOn and Warren
Roberts were in attendance at a dance
I in Deloit Saturday evening.
Mrs. Elvy PETER and children. Of Mis-
souri, Valley, are guests o. Arion rela-
}tives this week. 81 ~
! Mrs.. .Sseos-l eeynoa65s sN0s in Denison
Friday consulting a dentist. AZ.
+ Mrs. John Tdrnfund and children
were arrivals from Cherokee Saturday
For g Visit with relatives here and at
on wednesday evening Mrs. Jay Ke-
van entertained a company OF friends
| III honor or her husbands birthday. a
social evening was enjoyed with cards
land visiting, after which the guests sat
down to q bOunteous three. course sup
| per. 4 1t was a complete surprise on Mr..
Kevan, but he was, equal to the occas-
ION and he and his wife proved to be
ideal entertainers.
On Thursday evening, February 18th.
q box social will be held at the school
house. "A fine Lincoln program has
been prepared. The proceeds will be
used for the benefit Of the school. Ey.
eryone turn out and help in this good
cause.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Nelson are enter
taiping Carl Hamann and bride, OF
Persia, this week.
for Denison for an extended visit In the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Frank
Bolton. 5yf
While coasting one day last week Bur-
ton Hoffman had the misfortune to run
into a barbed wire fence and received
several deep gashes on the face. He,
was absent from school for a few days
but at present the wounds9are healing
Ms! Curtis Reynolds, was a Sunday
visitor here from Boone $40 fa
FREQ Stephenson, from Castana, was
an over Sunday visitor in the parental,
Lille Stephenson; home. 81
Frank Mari and family visited rela-
tiyes here over Sunday
Nearly half the population Of our lit
tie town are down with the flu. Howev-
er, most all are making rapid strides
to ward recovery.
The r. Ladwig and B. Foderberg fam
lilies are still ip a critical state and the
attending physicians are putting forth
every effort to ward off pneumonia.
Those from here who enjoyed the
movies in Denison Wednesday night
were Misses Dorothy Butler, Gertrude
Talcott, Mary Alice Slee, Irene WEIGH,
Martha Hird. Mrs. o. w. Nelson. Roe
Shumate. Geo. Ratliff, Geo. Stilson and
w. Roberts. Z
Maurice j. Grady. of Chicago, was a
pleasant visitor in the J. w. Butler and
IC. N, Rose homes over the week end.
A. T.. Bell. wife and daughter, of Dow
City, Mrs. James Butler. of this place.
and Maurice j. Grady, of Chicago, We're
entertained at six O'clock dinner sun.
day in the Lawrence Henry home north
of Dow City.
Miss Irene Ratliff was a Sunday Wis
rtor here from Dunlap.
+ The Star cafe has been closed for the
past few days on account of the sick
ness of the Foderberg family,
Jim Jones, of Denison, was a brief
caller in town Monday.
Miss May Allen arrived from Blair,
Neb.. Thursday and is helping to care,
for the sick in the Ladwig home.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Christensen is quite sick this week, i
suffering from a severe attack of the
whooping cough. tti
Miss Nellie Bolton was a pleasant Wis
itor here from Denison Monday.
Arthur Suhr arrived home from Spen-
Ger. s. D., Tuesday.
Burton Evans left the last of the
week for Omaha to resume his work at
ter a two weeks illness.
VIM. Eggers made a shipment of cat
tie to the Omaha market Thursday eve
ming. William, Jr. accompanied the
shipment.
Mrs. Mary Suhr was passenger to
Dunlap "Wednesday for few days Wis
lit with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Ha-
mann.
Mrs. Greder and daughter. Alice, OF
Buck Grove, visited at the D. L. Graul
home Thursday, on their way home
from Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Galland and son