The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-07-28

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: Funeral services of the late John
Book, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. e: "A.
Book, who died of the Spanish 1nflu-
enza the day after arriving In France,
nearly two years ago, were held at the
West, Side cemetery, West Side. Iowa.
Saturday afternoon at 8 o'clock. The
American Legion and the Sunset
Lodge No. $40, A. F. & A. M, being
in charge of the services. Rev. i. 4.
Provan, pastor of the Presbyterian
church preached the sermon. The
body arrived at West Side at o'clock
Saturday afternoon from New YORK.
A large crowd assembled at the GENE.
tery to pay their respects to Mr.
Book. The body was escorted to the
cemetery by the members Of the Amer
lean Legion and the Masonic lodge
of which deceased was a member.
John Book was the only son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. A. Book, formerly
Of West Side, but now Of Des Moines.
Besides his mother and father, he
leaves to mourn his loss sister, Miss
Vera Book. also Of Des MONIES.
siye nature and the entire community
extends sincerest sympathy to Mr.. and
Mrs Book in, their hour OF SORROW
John John T far Vas Lake View visitor
The members OF the Presbyterian
Sunday school enjoyed a picnic outing
Sunday morning, The regular services
OF the school were held out under the
trees on the school house grounds az
ter which a picnic luncheon was serv-
ed. Each member brought picnic
lunch. Ice cream and lemonade We're
Served by. the Sunday school. Everyone
present expressed themselves delighted
with the .innoya ton,
Mr.. and Mrs bobler and son, I'd.
ward and. Fred Switzer were Denison
callers Saturday evening.
Miss Elfrieda Hueschen, Of Holstein
arrived Sunday for lew days WISH
with friends here. III.
ed at the F. F. Brown home Thursday
afternoon in honor Of Mr., Browns
Misses Reid and Carlton are attend
ling summer school at Evanston, H.,
and unfortunately Miss Reid became
| III and was taken to hospital when
her many friends will be sorry TO near
but all hope for her early recovery,
Miss Hazel Messick is spending her
vacation visiting with relatives and!
friends at Kansas and Pennsylvania.
She will return home by the way OF
Niagara Falls and Chicago.
DR., Carl is visiting with his parents
at Nicholas, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. White ana tnelr
daughter, Ruth, Mr.. CLAYTON Baker,
were guests at the Peter Sleyers home
Sunday. Mrs, White and Ruth re-
manned for a weeks visit with reia-
tives.
derson and Mrs. /. Patterson were Car
roll visitors Friday.
number of friends and neighbors
were pleasantly entertained at the Pete
Brocksen home last Friday evening
| in honor Of Mrs Brocksen's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dobler, son,
Keith, and Mr.. Bates attended the
Denison chautauqua several days last
week. b, 5,,;y.,5 Esls
Sunday from a visit with her brother,
RAYMOND and family of Herman. Wis.
Mrs. Sarah Lewis, of Council Bluns,
arrived Monday of this week for a
| few days visit with, friends.
Louie Rickers is the owner or a
Mrs. John Lewis is on the sick list
this week. -
| Mrs. Peter Sievers entertained the
Reading Circle very pleasantly Friday
afternoon. The meeting was neid on
| the lawn and at five O'Clock deiclous,
three course dinner was served by Mrs.
Severs and Miss Helen. Miss Nora
Anderson was an out Of town guest
| of the club.
Miss Elizabeth Goettsch and Mrs.
Alice Goettsch expect to leave Wednes-'
day for trip to Salt Lake City, yell
lowstone National Park.
Carl Peters, Of Hoard, Neb., Is Wis
iting relatives and friends IN Wesq
| Side this week.
Miss Nora Anderson and Mrs. |. Pat
terson visited with Mrs. A. B. Patter'
son at Vail Thursday.
Miss Charlotte Anderson returned on
Friday evening from O weeks VISIT
with Denison friends.
| Mrs. Ecgert Sievers, Peter Sievers,
Helen and Mrs. T, G. Button and MRS.
~. C. Smith visited at Carroll Wednees'
day. II, n.
and Mrs. p. b. Spottswood nnotored
| to Des Moines where they spent lew
days last week.
Alfred Kasperson. Henry Wilken,
Pete Brocksen and Mr.. Christensen IN
lmotored to Des Moines THURSDAY to
lbuy a threshing outfit. sf,
il. ]. Moeller, B. J. Mitchell and 9:
A. Boock attended the funeral o.
Mike Monaghan which was held al
Vail on Monday morning:
Clyde Harris arrived Monday morn
ing for a visit at the VIM. Cisne nome.
Don't forget the chautauqua mex.
week-Aug. 2-6. EVERYBODY come anu
enjoy the good programs.
Miss Agnes Wiegand, of Gaava, Is
visiting at the A. J. Kelly home.
Hy Bartels Of Manning is visiting
lat the Roy Kelly home here. -
week from Florida where he has been
looking after his land interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Benning are VS.
iting Mr.. Benning's mother at Easton.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Wlese, Frank
Brown and Miss Clara were sunday