The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-18

Mrs Clella Purdy was a passenger t.
Council Bluffs Sunday. Her daughter
Violet. remained here with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake .Reeser
! Charlie Chase and wife, of Castana
were arrivals Saturday for a visit witt
| relatives and friends in this vicinity.
Charlie Dybdal, who has been farm
| ing near Soldier has sold out and left
on Wednesday for his parental home
at Rngstead
Alfred Edwards, who has been en-
iployed by his brother-in.law, Jesse Agee
in the blacksmith shop, has hired out
to George Rule to conduct his dray
business while the latter assists his
father-in-law, G.. V. Jordan, with his
work for a few weeks.
Leo Ahart went to Ames Saturday
for visit with friends. He returned
Monday accompanied by a lady friend,
Miss Ann Judge, who is spending the
week here.
The families of Harvey Hamerick.
Thos. Mccullough, Wilbur Berry, Ralph
Mckee. Wallace Edwards, Wesley
Cramer and Orvie Boham and Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Edwards enjoyed a picnic
Sunday at Enos Cross grove. One of
the finest of times is reported.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Baber and daugh.
tiers, Garnet and Lola, started Monday
morning overland for their new home at
Hudson, Colo, having spent a week
here with the relatives after discontln-
uing their residence in Council Bluffs.
The best wishes of their friends follow
them to their new location. b
Miss Helen Jackson's Sunday school,
class of boys, known as the Vigilants,
held an ice cream social on the l.. y. ).
church lawn Saturday afternoon and
evening The net proceeds of the oc-
casion amounted to something over
twelve dollars. which will be put into
the class Christmas Offering.
* j. H. Pearsall, son, Merle, and daugh,
ter, Ferne, accompanied by her trlend,
James Carson, were arrivals Saturday
by auto for visit with relatives. Mrs.
Pearsall who had been spending sever
al weeks here, returned home with
them Monday.
The O. A. Cooper, w. c. Rolls and
r. II. Baber families and Mrs Claus
Hansen took Sunday dinner together
at the Cooper home, the affair being
that of farewell courtesy to the Baber
family before their departure for Colo
RADIO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeph Fienhold and SON
Harold, and wife, motored to Denlson
Sunday evening.
~ l.. Wilbur, who recently come
from Slaton, Texas, has returned from
a business trip 10 Ohio, where he went
to look up location. Since coming
back he has purchased the 1O5 acre
farm owned by Albert Meyer, north OF
town, formerly owned by Jack Ahart.
The family is contemplating moving
here and occupying the place next
year. 1t will be remembered that the
Wilbur family were residents OF near
Dunlap few years ago.
Mrs. Aleck Lawson and daughter
came over from Castana Monday for a
visit with their relatives, the Fred Nell
son family.
Grage Rule returned Saturday from
a few days visit with his father How
ard Rule, in Council Bluffs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mott McHenry and
daughter, Mrs. Verne Wilkinson, ana
husband were down from Denison on
Sunday attending church services ana
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Sam Trip and three chiidren'
were arrivals the latter part Of the
week from Drill. S. D., for a visit WITH
her mother, Mrs. w. w. Galland. and
AT the home Of her brother, Henry Gal.
land. in Denison. They expect to re.
main until after the i. y. s. reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Anderson and her;
brother and sister, Henry and Mary
Vollersen, returned Saturday night
from an enjoyable two weeks vacation
trip to Denver, having made the trip
in their car
Garfield Rule was here from Fort
Dodge spending the Sabbath with ms
wife and son who are visiting ut the
parental, r. j. Hallowell, home WhHe
here he also visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs w. III. Rule,