The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-10

One Of the finest seven o'clock din
ners ever served was given that ey-
Iening by the ladies Ind about sixty
EpartO0k Of this. There were several
visitors from the Denison chapter, k.s.
DIR. Brill Mrs. Harper and Mrs. Judd
and daughter. Berniece, who was in
itiated that night. These Dow City
organized in Dow City before long.
The funeral of Frank tPherguson which
was held that afternoon kept quite a
number Of the members from attending.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. NJ. Dugan were
hosts to small company at dinner on
| Sunday evening.
Or. r. 7G. Ingersoll is spending the
week with his children at Indianola
Iowa. tsgi
3 Mr.. and Mrs. .. w. Hall are hope
full Of getting into their new home in
a few weeks 4 their plans materialize
as they expect. it$
| A new Chevrolet car of Mr., Chauncy
met with an accident while they were
driving at the corner of the park on
Sunday morning and one front wheel
was entirely demolished, the spokes
being nearly all broken.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlson, of Dow City,
are moving onto the farm of Fred
Howes near town which they recently
purchased.
Mr. Howes are moving ipto town in.
to the Malone property on Gospel Hill.
| Mrs. G. L. Boise visited several
days in Omaha with relatives the last
week. alt Z!
There. are two tickets in the field for.
school election on Monday, Fred Cur.
tbs and M. c.. Daily on one and the
and DR., Moore.
Mrs. Radcliffe has been in Monte
yuma the past week attending the
funeral of her father. i
Frank Tinker came home last week
from Des Moines for visit with the:
home folks. This is his first visit
home since going to Des Moines.
Pete Kavanagh spent last Sunday in
Ute visiting his sister, Mrs. Hartigan.
got settled in the Fadden house in the
north part, Of town when it was sold
and they have been compelled to hunt.
another house. There never was a
time in the history of the town when
the house proposition was what it is at
the present time. Houses are $50
scarce that one is seldom safe to
leave home not knowing but what
someone may move in their home dur
ing their temporary absence.
! Mrs Smith, Of Waterloo, is in town
visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs.
NJ. G. Daily.
F. IA. Barrett,of Omaha, was in town
the latter part Of the week at the
Citizens bank of which he is presi-
dent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Brown were Oma-
ha visitors last week.
Mrs Brace from Gordan, Neb.. has
been here visiting the past few days
at the home Of her sister, Mrs. Brace,
who has been sick for some time, a
victim of the flu.
John HUE and his granddaughter,
'JeZsie Rannels, was in Omaha last
week visiting the hospital where Mrs.
Chas. Rannells has been for some time
in the hope Of beneftting her health.
The following ticket for city election
have been filed and will be in the field,
ert Wettengel. assessor G. G., Caldwell,
Councilmen' Ed Rogers, Ed Acton Geo.
Culivan. "a. p. Moore and John Lehan.
Mrs. Kunkle has returned from a Wis.
it with relatives in the southern part
of the state4.d us. ..tnf 4
Y w. Jones has not been in the Houts
store for several weeks, taking a sort
Of vacation to look after his farm.
Mrs. lChevalier Is visiting relatives in
the eastern part Of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merkel Of Montana, are
in town visiting at the home of her
mot her, MRS. Nc aughton.tf {As aste#
I. Mr.. Gary and force of men were here
Monday and tried to commence the work
OF moving the Taylor house. but the
ground was In such, condition It had to
be given up and the men returned to
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Mrs. ward Tucker and children, of
Denison, were Dunlap visitors Monday.
She was accompanied by her sister,
r II
Mrs. Amanda Edwards was a Denison
visitor Monday.
Rev. Penn was in Council Bluffs on
Monday, going down to consult an eye
specialist. He has been having a seri- |
Gus time with one of his eyes for some
time and has become greatly worried.
Misses Clark and Anna Schumacher
were here from Denison last week end
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Dugan, who were |
comfortably domiciled in the Burke
house on the north side of the park, \
have been compelled to move owing to
the house having been sold to- Mr..
Schwaab. They will live in a house in
the south part of town.
Walt Nurse and son were Denison
callers Monday.
Plato Duniiam and wife have again
taken up their abode on the farm and
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town people gee them go, hut the call
Of the soil could not be resisted and
they are once more farmers.
Mr.. Holiday, OF Arion, has been In |
town the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schaeffer, who have
been In the American express company
here for some months, left last week /
to make their home In Carroll. People
We're sorry to see these people leave as
they had made many friends by their
ways In the ONCE.
Mrs. w. A. Penn was in Sioux City,
several days the past week visiting her l
daughter who is attending Morningside
college. She returned Monday and
spent some time in Denison enroute.
A letter from E. Ryan last week tells
that he had the pleasure Of meeting
Father O'Connell in Sioux City while
he was touring the state with General
Wood. Ed thinks he is having the time
of his life on this trip.
Ray GOrham was in town last week /
from his farm near Ute. Ray does not
make many trips into town since he has
become farmer.
Mr.. Cover moved a barn from the Nv
cry stable lot to the residence lot in1
the northeast part of town one day the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houts purchased the
home of Ellis Gorham and will rent the
same, Mr.. GOrham Is leaving to make |