The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-15

! from pleasant visit of nearly two
| weeks with her sister. Mrs. j. II. Pear
sail, and family in Nebraska City.
Mrs. Eva Baber. who has been quite
4, seriously i'll for more than three weeks
! is slowly improving and is now able tC
do without the services OF the trained
nurse. Miss Olga Taylor. who returned
| to Denison Tuesday.
Miss Janet Rae went down to Omaha
| Wednesday TO spend week or ten
| days with her niece, Mrs. S. j. Wood
ruff, and family. .'.
Frank lanyard and wife departed
| the past week for Indianola, where he
will resume his studies at Simpson col
lege Mr.. and Mrs. lanyard are doing
Hight housekeeping at that place while
he attends school. Fs+a-,. .sEs.
day afternoon from Webster City,
where they had been spending the week
with relatives. While there they pur-
chased a residence property, consisting
of Il house and one lot. They are not
contemplating on moving there just
now but will rent the place for the pres
ent .s. p & ..-H. a.N e.s
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wiley motored to
Logan Friday, going to Arion first.
where they met Mrs. Fred Daudel, of
Kimball, S. D.. and took her to Logan,
where she had been called on accoun:
of the critical condition Of her father,
Frank Odell, who has been belfast for
many weeks.
Louis Carroll and wife, of Sioux City.
were pleasant guests at the p. J. Hal
lowell home several days last week; al.
SO making visit with friends in Arion
while here
DR. Bryce 3. Binnall and wife were
here from Pierson and made a several
lnvSs visit .,t the Inroo Of ha,, M hn,.
Mrs. S. e. Wiley. and with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Binnall, last week.
j. G. Graul has been quite sick the
past week, being threatened with pneu.
monia. We are pleased to state that he
is now on the road to recovery.
The resdencepf Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Thompson. sou tlis Of town. has been I'M
dergoing improvements. the past week
III the gay Of 4No new porches which
add very IL uch Is its appearance.
Dow City friends of the James Nc.
Bride family viii be exceedingly glad
to learn That tfeir eldest daughter, Miss
Helen, was able to return from Oma-
ha to her home in Defiance during the
weeks She has been having long,
hard siege of typhoid fever, being con.
fined in the Nicholas Sem hospital in
Omaha for eleven weeks. All trust she
VIII soon have fully regained her
strength again.
Miss Clara Weiss. who is teaching in
our local schools. went to Denison Fri.
day evening and spent the week end at
the parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Scott, of Creigh,
ton, Neb., were arrivals last week for
a visit with relatives and friends in this
vicinity. The family We're residents of
Dow City a number of years ago and
their friends here are always glad to
renew their acquaintance again.
Misses Ethel Cole and Marie Birk.
hofer were visiting and shopping in
Omaha Friday. Miss Nellie Fishel sub.
stituted for the former in the D. Z.
Bremser store during her absence.
Rev. and Mrs. Walter G. Plank enter.
tanned Miss Edna Stinople, of Shenan.
doah. few days the past week. Miss
Stinople is engaged in deaconess work
and represents the Epworth League OF
the Methodist church, making her
headquarters at Des Moines