The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-13

4 the early part OF laSt week. w ME
in Omaha she underwent an operation
one for case of chronic appendicitis.
She is now making a good recovery
and her friends are greatly pleased to
see her back home again.
| Mrs. l.. u. Mcbride was a passenger
from Logan Saturday for a visit at the
parental, G. M. Brake home. Her hus-
band motored up Sunday and she and
J here several days, returned home with
him.
l.. Fl. Goddard and j. Fl. Killion mot
ored from Auburn Thursday, going
! from here to Omaha on Il business trip.
The former returned Saturday accom-
panied by his sisters, Misses Ellen and
Agnes Goddard who stopped at Carroll
and made an oyer Sunday visit viii,
| friends. Mr.. SilliOn, who is employed
by Mr.. Goddard in the hardware BUSH
ness at that place was not .abie to re-
turn with him on account of not feel
ing well and remained here over Sun
day with his family.
Mrs. NJ. 3. Bailey came up from Dun.
lap Friday for a visit at the home of
her daughter. Mrs. Il. c. Howorth and
family.
The Methodist church and parsonage
have been undergoing repairs the past
week in the way OF re-shngling and
other needed improvements.
Burton Houston of Montrose, Colo.
was an arrival Thursday for a visit
at the home of his uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs r. w. Houston.
Prof. G. w. Manning, wife. and son
Clyde came over from Irwin Saturday
for an over Sunday visit with friends
and acquaintances.
Mrs, ], W Cramer is reported as
having been quite sick again during
the past week, but is some better at
this writing.
Fred Beane, of Gregory, S. Dakota.
was Il business visitor here the past
to visit his friends and acquaintance.
Mrs. S. e. Wiley returned Saturday
from Chadron, Nebr., where she had
been spending several weeks at the
home of her son Frank Wiley and
family. She reports their son, Clyde,
who has been suffering as the result
OF an liberated tooth affecting a nerve
siderably improved and has returned
from his trip to Rochester.
A big barn dance was given at the
Hans Flagmann home Saturday night,
which was well attended. The young
people INDUCED in this popular past
time until the wee small hours began
to wane. \ dainty service of refresh
nlentS cOncluueu tfle affair ana IL very
enjoyable time is reported.
William Honz was down from Wall
Lake and spent the Sabbath at the
parental, Adolph Honz home.
Mrs Alfred H0worth of Tecumseh.
Nebr.. came the early part of last
week to spend few days at the home
Of her brother, f. c. Howorth.
Lester Cue and wife accompanied by
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Cue.
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they enjoyed an over Sunday visit
with Mrs. Lester Cues sister, Mrs. G.
NJ. Talcott and family.
: The Thos. HOdkih home was the
scene of a gala event Saturday even
ing THE occasion being a dancing par
.ty, in which PAL ticpated a large mum
Der of young people, "a tempting
the evening and all present declared
themselves as haying been most roy
ally entertained.
The c. J. O'Meara family were down
from Denison Tuesday and visited at
the home of his brother. John O'Meara.
DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Brill We're in
Lincoln. Nebr.. Saturday where they
attended Al foot ball game While
there they had the pleasure of meet
ing several of the doctors college
chums. They returned home Sunday
noon.
o. ]. Judd was. in Dunlap Monday
and Tuesday relieving agent J. M.
Holland at. the /. c. depot, while the
latter made a trip to Des Moines.
Vaughn Rule. helper at the local l. G.
depot, very capably handled the work
during Mr.. Judd's absence.
Miss Virginia Marks presided as
hostess to the j. B. G.'s Saturday with.
an attendance of some thirty members
and friends among whom We're Misses
Marie and Martha Helsley and Caro-
line Shirk of Denison, Miss Beryl
Odell of Logan, and Mrs. Leslie Hen,
and Mrs. Leo Schwaab of Dunlap. The
usual social diversions occupied the
hours, terminating with delectable
luncheon. The occasion was enjoyed
to the fullest extent by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Docherty en-
tertained their son. Herbert, and fam
lily, of Buck Grove, Sunday.
Kenneth and Clinton Rowe were
down from Denison and made an over
Sunday. visit at the home OF their Fl
grandparents, Nh and Mrs. NJ. r..
Rowe.
An auto accident occurred Sunday
afternoon when Ben Houston and
Romanan Holcomb met in a collision
at the corner east of the Thos. Wal
ters place, southwest of town. The
occupants, of the Holcomb car were Mr..
and Mrs. Holcomb and her grandfath.
er. Reuben Wore. and all were fortu-
nate in escaping injury. Ben. who
was alone in his car. was thrown out
over the windshield. but received no
serious injuries The damages to the
Hocomb car were a broken wheel and
fender, the Houston car also being
considerably damaged. Both cars were
brought to town shortly following the
accident for repairs
Miss Mary Nathan was among the
county seat visitors Saturday.