The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-18

! la by the serious illness OF his mother
His friends hope for a speedy recovery
| Miss Jennie Mitchell of Omaha has
been In town the past week visiting
her old school friends. NJ
Ray Van Meter was here from New
ton last week for; a short vacation
with his parents and many friends
His brother, Walter, accompanied him
! home and will remain for some time.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pounds of Onla
| ha, with their children, were up the
past Sunday and visited at the home
| of his mother. h Upon their return they
left the children for a longer visit.
Miss Refining and brother, of Ports.
mouth, were in town the past week,
visitors at the Honz home.'
Miss Frances Burke left last week
for Mitchell, S. OAK, to spend her
vacation. She was accompanied byl
her niece, Miss Helen Burke.
| Mrs. r. X. Craft, of Denison,s has
been visiting at the home of Mrs. T. l..
Craft the past week.
! Mary Mooney Of Denison, was in town
and visited her friend, Anna Margaret
! Jenkins the past week.
A mass meeting is to be held in the
public school auditorium Monday morn.
discussing the proposed extension of
the water mains. paving and storm
sewers. The engineers will be present
at this time and try to answer all
questions that are asked in a salts
factory manner.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Moore motored
to Mapleton and visited at the Jack
Chauncey home one day the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Hyatt, of Council
one day last week enrOute to Lake Oko-
boji for an outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Wettengel and
small son, Robert, have returned from
their motor trip vacation which lasted
a couple of weeks and took in parts of
Iowa. Wisconsin and South Dakota.
Miss Bertha Keairnes of Gallands.
Grove, is nursing in the L.. kellogg home
helping to care for Mrs. kellogg who is
very low at this writing.
The Farmers Union of Gnllands
Grove will, hold picnic August 18th at
Manteno church and they have secured
Geo. j. Baker of Des Moines to deliver
a lecture at that time. Mr.. Baker is
president of the Farmers Union asso.I
citation at large and will talk on IL
timely topic.
9 Geo. Jones has been employed the
past week helping to build a new barn
on his farm.
Work has been resumed on the oil
station on Main street and considerable
Roadway has been made this week.
Herman Brittle of Denver, has been In
this vicinity the past week visiting rel.
atives and friends.
The stores closed last week during
chautauqua, a fact which was most
gratifying to all concerned.
Mark Maggie was in Sioux City the
past week visiting relatives and friends
also going to Marcus.
81 Hicks, viii Hicks, and Carl Mel
son and families have all gone to Oko.
boil to spend some time in an outing
there. They anticipate a fine trip.
Mrs. Patience Perrin of Moorhead,
has been in town the past week visit.
ing at the home of her sister, Mrs. Di.
ana Christy and the ladies have both
been attending chautauqua.
Miss Bernice Peters who lives south
of town, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
a. Peters, celebrated her birthday the
past week by having a party Miss
Ruth Houston of Dow City was q
guest at this function.
Mike OConnell and son, James, was
in town the past week and visited at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Houston
near Dow City.
Miss Vera Nelson, Of Woodbine has
been spending some time in town at
the. home Of her. mother. H, III
( A daughter was born at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla Robbins one day
last week.
Miss Aria Rawlings has been in the
mill Office working during her-brother's.
absence. 4, @
Clark Caldwell drove his. fathers car
into tree in the park one evening dur
ing chautauqua and somewhat damaged
the back of it.
& A surprise party was held at the
home of Mrs Reese Reedy one day last
week, the occasion being her birthday.
Lightning struck the barn on the
Leo Casey farm one day during an cleo
trio storm and the fire company was
called out but only the damage Of the
bolt was done. Roy Cook is living on
the farm.
Mrs. III. Lutz Of Papillion, Neb.. has
been in town the past, week visiting
her sisters. Miss Denniston and Mrs.
Frank jackson. She will be remember
ed as Miss Anna Denniston. She was
by her two daughters.
Mrs. VIM. Jones and daughter,
Evelyn went to Omaha the past week
and spent the week there. While there
Evelyn had her tonsils removed. They
spent their time at the home of Mrs.
Jones brother, e. G. Jennings.
The Service Star Legion met after
the chautauqua on the afternoon OF
the 18th, their regular meeting day and
decided to serve ice cream and cake on
the grandstand at the park before and
50 oho IN SATURDAY. the