The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-25
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y The memorial service Of the Amer
tcans Legion was well attended. tn,
soldiers present receiving as they en-
tered p carnation. The sermon an,
music was appropriate. After tn
services the remaining carnations wer,
taken, to the shut-ins in town.
After quite q little talk and meetings
to discuss plans and methods, an or
Z ganization of a building and loan as
sociat1ans-.svith about half the working
capital already offered was elected las
week. The board of directors are Al
Richardson, ". Stabb, D. d. Scheideck
or. Win Wolleson and Walter Ward
With such business men at the head
the success of the project, which il
badly needed, is assured. Public
opinion toward the plan is favorable
and It will doubtless prove good in
yestment for the town in many ways.
Mf. and Mrs. Dewey went to Odebolt
on Friday Of last week to spend a few
days before going to their new home
at Murray, Iowa.
Onr tOwnsman, Fl. Adams, fell on the
Ice at his gate last week "Wednesday
still in bed suffering from the effects
of It. A nurse from Sac City is as
sistfng his granddaughter in caring for
him.
Mrs. Mary Crichton went to her
home in Odebolt Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Adams returned
to Sioux City the first Of the week.
staying after the wedding on account
Of the injury of Mr.. Adams father.
Mrs. r. G. Arfmann spent the first
part of last week with her mother at
Denison.
Gus Gosch returned to his home in
Schaller on Monday forenoon.
Mrs. T. G. Arfmann spent Monday
with her brother in Lake View.
The Research club met on Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Pauline Brown.
Mrs. Nell Waldron entertained the
So and So club at the home Of her
mother Mrs. Chas. L. Goodenow, on
Friday afternoon last week.
Guy Pearcie went to Minnesota
where he has rented a farm for next
year, last week and they are packing
their household goods this week and
plan to leave the latter part of the
week. Their many friends here will
wish them success in their new venture.
ME-. and Mrs. VIM. Claussen were
called to Council Bluffs the first of last
week to attend the funeral of the wife
OF Mr.. Claussen's brother. Roscoe
Carpenter, who will be Fenlemb ered by
many Of our people, as he was here
one summer. Besides her husband
she left two little children Of two and
four years of, age.
week of the death of her cousin at
Epworth, Iowa, Will Whitsell, son of
John and Jennin Maxwell Whitsell, of
EpwOrth, who are known to many
readers of this paper. His little son
died the same day of his father.
Sam Morley is going this week to
Minnesota to visit his sister, Mrs.,
Ross Meis, known better here by her
maiden name of Kitty Morley, who is
In a very poor state of health.
Mrs. Farley was called to Sioux
City last Thursday by news of the i'll
ness OF her mother who has pneu-
mOnia
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Allen went to Des
Moines last Thursday evening on re-
ceiptl Of news that her youngest sis
ter would be obliged to enter the hos
pttalaat once for mastoid operation.
They returned on Monday forenoon.
Mrs. Anna Hoff spent the. most OF
last week with her mother at Early;
going. ap "! on Sunday and returning on
Mn. sBeytha Watye tandi children, Of
Buck Grove, came on Friday to stay
over Sunday here with her sister and
brother, Mary and Louis Yohnke. The
latter left for Hot Springss Ark, where
he fs r Hseg rissss R srn rom
OdgAolt Tie latter part 1f5laSt week. 4
Mrs Myrtle SchMiti's Many frisndsl
her8 are panied to learn of the sefiofs
condition In which she is reported. Her
mother is staying with her, to assist
in caring for her and the little ones.
Mrs. Hanke. was up from Denison
thes'first Of the week
Qbas L. Goodenow was lat tDes
MONIES last week attending the meeting
OF the Corn Belt Meat Producers AS
sociation, at which he was again re.
elected treasurer of the society.
Miss Mable Nomsen was down from
Sioux City on Sunday to visit the home
folks.
Henry Ewold is assisting Jass Hay
den as one OF his painting crew.
Carl and Mable Johnson came up
from Ames on Saturday morning to
spend the time till Sunday morning at
home. On Sunday there was family
reunion, r. p. Irwin and wife and L.
e. Irwin and daughters being here,
and the Swanson family of this place.
Mrs. Garvin, Of Angus, who had
been in Council Bluffs at the funeral
OF her sister-inlaW, came here last
Friday and visited until Sunday noon
Mrs. Chas l.. GoOdenOw will leave
the middle of the week to spend some
timG with her daughter, Ruth, at Tim
Der. Lake. N. D., as she has received
word Of her illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Muxen, of Carroll, were
visitors with his sister, Mrs. Mary
LOeatz, last week
Floyd Sherwood and family came
down from, Schaller a week ago Sun.
day and all except Floyd stayed during
the week. They are leaving the farm
ailds moving into Schaller on account
ofsill health.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Hanson went to
Omaha on Tuesday to attend the Style
Show and also to buy goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Morrow left Mon.
day for Excelsior Springs, Missouri.
Mrs. Jay Williams and son, Bobby,
were at her parents over Sunday, re.
turning to Carroll on Monday.
Mr.. Wolcott went to Council Bluffs
last week to get his little daughter and
take her to relative at Woodward. 4
Messrs VIM. Albright and Paul Her
rig went to Excelsior Springs, Mo.
last week.
Mr.. c. Tyrrell spent Sunday Mt Sioux
City with his sister, Mrs. G. r. Hunter.
Louis Yohnke made business trip to
Sioux City on Monday.