The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-07-28
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Mrs Georgia Liscomb and Donald
GiscOmb were DenisOn visitors one day
The past week.
ssssssAirs. r. j. Moorhead was in Wood
bthe "a few days the past week attend
ing chautauqua and visiting at the
A ROwley home.
5tlA1r. and Mrs. Orrin Chase and Mr.
and Mrs. John Murphy were Lake View
Visitors Sunday ii, iMSit s,.,
Mrs Mary iE.H Buriing and son, Art
spent several daysI,in the Valley last
week. BsSI! ijpaftjgff
Mrs. HI. M. Sturges, who has been in
a hospital for eight weeks, was able tc
be- brought home the first Of the week
teL. X. Moore and Max Chauncy came
aIpme from Okoboji the fore part of the
week. fs4
is,Robt. Mcfarland, at one time clerk
IN the Ledden dry goods firm, was in
town and spent a couple Of days renew
ing old acquaintance. Bob, as he
was Familiarity known, is one of the
men who has made good and is now
general sales manager of the Midland
Packing company at Sioux City and
makes that place his home. 1t has
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ssis9Mr. and Mrs. Geo. GOrham and Miss
Grace Gorham attended the chautau-
Hla at Woodbine one day last week.
KsDonald IngersOll came the first of
the week and is visiting his father. On
Sunday he and his father will start on
asthree weeks trip to Colorado. .
10 Mrs. Widney and Mrs. Durham spent
d. day in Denison last week.
fChas. Helm and Miss Eva Baker, of
Cd in q cf
week and will make their home on the
farm of the groom south of town. He
Is one Of the successful farmers Of this
MI. and Mrs. julie Brown were at
blue lake Sunday fishing. .ieis,.,.lt.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jones spent the
day Monday in Omaha. l 5si
Mrs. G. u. Boies received W9rd Mon
day morning of the death by qrowninlSS
an only son of her brother and wife
who recently moved there. Mrs. Bpies
and daughter, Margaret, left on, the ear
". train Monday for the west.
III Miss Eta Faux is spending some
time in Yankton. s. D., settling up bust
ness affairs.
Alec Moore returned from his trip to
pennsylvania the fore part Of the week.
Miss Jennie Burke and niece. Mary
Burke, are spending some time in Oma-
ha, this being, part Of Miss Burke's an
nual vacation.
4 4 Mesdames Jensen, Houts and Riechelt
and the Misses Lehan mOtOred to Blue
lake to fish one day last week.
John Roush and wife were Denison
callers one day last week.
Mrs. Georgia Liscomb made bust
ness trip to Denison Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dugan visited in
Council Bluffs over Sunday, the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. Gieger.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lehan and Miss
Besse Lehan mot0red to Panama one
day last week.
Friends were interested in hearing
Of the wedding the past week of Miss
Inez Garfield and Mr.. Peterson at the
home Of her sister In Woodbine.
DR.. G. L. Boies was an Omaha visit
or Monday, having accompanied his
wife that far on her trip to Washing
Howard Hall arrived last week from
Seattle to visit at the home Of his moth
er. Mrs. Esther Hall. It has been some
years since he has been home.
The Mothers club was entertained at
the home Of Mrs. y. s. Kirk in the
country and the shostesses were the
ladies belonging who live in the coun-
Try. A fine time was enjoyed by the
members and guests.
ii Mrs. Kirk and daughters visited on
the Willow onG day the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Elmer Smith started
Thursday for a trip of several months
duration. They went from here to Fon.
da, where they will visit one Of the chill
dren and they 60 to Minnesota, where
other children live. They are making |
the trip with their car,
4 Friends here have received word OF
the marriage of DR.. G. 7. Hood, at one
time dentist here.
John r. Wheeler spent several days
in Chicago last week.
Mrs. Nicholas, of Omaha, has been q |
guest at the Geo. Thompson home
John Rawlings was Woodbine cal
Ter Sunday between trains
sA A. p. Moore was an Omaha passen- /
DER on Monday. Going down to drive |
his car home, he was compelled to leave
II there Sunday on account OF the
rain.
D Mr.. and Mrs. John Pounds have been
II town, the guest of his mother. broth
err and sister.
,lMesdames H. Fl. and ]. II, Drummer
are Visiting relatives In Bloomiield,l
Neb
d Mr. and Mrs. Ed Milligan are guests
6ts the home of Mrs. Liscomb.
s Bertha Bolte, of Council Bluffs came |
an the latter part of the week and has !
been guest at the home of her friend.
Nell Lehan. ~. 20 fij:
d Mrs. Fred Wettengel entertained
Mrs. Mayme Liscomb and family as
house guests at her home at dinner
on; Monday til-cii.. 49,
d Mrs. Wesley Siglin was in Denison
the past week. $50 I'll
4 Mr.. and Mrs. John Rousch and Nellie
Hall motored to Omaha on Sunday
AHenry Remmes was in Des Monies
last week.
3 Mary and Elizabeth Ledden and Mrs.
Hart and Bartel Harrington motore
III KenwoOd one day the past week
ana visited Mrs. Harrington
MRS. Brady is in Council Bluffs at
tile present time taking medical treat.
rnent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rannel!s had as
their guest the past Sunday Mr.. and
Mr.. Chas. Davie.
y AIR. and Mrs. Harold Haight were
Iila from Woodbine and visited at the
FO1 and Curtis homes.
slldr. and Mrs. z. Nurse and Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Nurse spent Sunday at
Ekrugs Park
A dessers Barrett, Houston, Holland.
EIaw, Smith, Hannigan, Wettengel and
Remmes were in Des Moines last Sun
lay on business mission.
MRS. Frank Carlson, who has been In
re hospital in Omaha for some time
49,, cx,f7ciopt1v rnpOyered tn come i