The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-21
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Dr. Saunders, a representative of the
Baptist college at Des Moines. was a
caller in town Saturday and while here
was a guest Of Rev. G. A. Barker. /.
Mrs. David Clark was q passenger to
ELS Saturday, near which place she en-
joyed an over Sunday visit with rela-
|tiVes. E&..'t ",
Mrs. Kizzie Barsby and Mrs. r.. e.
IIocffer went down to Missouri Valley
Friday, where they spent the week. end
with friends. RI
Miss Helen Stephenson was absent
from her. duties as clerk in the d. T..
BremSer store several days the past
week owing to illness, during which
time she was at her home in Arion. rs
Misses Blanche Cole and Ruth Swas-
ey were passengers to Dunlap SATURDAY
and made an over Sunday visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Schwaab:
| Miss Donna Butler and Mrs. Charlie
Holiday were callers, here Saturday
Miss. Marie Riddle came up from
Omaha Saturday. for an over Sunday
visit at the parental, Link Riddle, home
| Robert Wright and Wife were pas
|sengers from Dunlap Saturday for
visit with his mother, Mrs. Gideon
Wright, and at the home of his sister,
|, Mrs Lille Marks was down from
Denison making an over Sunday visit
with her daughters, Virginia and Myr-
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VIM. Jordan was in Omaha Saturday
ION a, business mission. Ft -
1 Supt P. A. Long, wife and little
daughter were visiting in Denison sun
day.
Mrs Will Aldrich came up from Dun.
H.. Cr%,, Cor
at the home of her parents. Mr." and
Mrs. j. w. Cramer.
Harold F'ienhold and wife returned
FSunday noon from q short visit with
relatives in Woodbine:
Mrs. j.. e. Mcbride and daughter,
Virgine,, motored up from Logan Satur-
day for an over Sunday visit at the
parental, G. M Brake home. ~
Mrs.. r. M. Arnold left Sunday morn.
ing for Anoka, Neb., in response to a
message received Saturday night in.
forming her OF the serious illness of
her only son. Feed. Arnold. Word came
Sunday Afternoon to tie effect that he
had passed away ~ Mr.. ARNOLD was 4 q
young man about 80 years of age and
leaves wife and four children. VIM.
Jordan left Monday to be in attendance
at the funeral.
On Friday evening of the coming
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will present its regular monthly pro
gram at the school auditorium. begin
ming at s O'clock The committee in
charge have prepared splendid pro-
gram; to the. memory 4Of Roosevelt and
consists Of the following numbers:
Vocal Solo-Miss Birdie Metcaf.
Roosevelt the Author-Mrs. E. G. Wig
I gins.
<l,r1 Tgki1n1-NFrs ~
worth. &tlEs
Vocal Solo--M Miss Birdie Metcalf
Roosevelt the Statesman-Rev. G. A..
Barker. sz ~
Male Quartet.
Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Young and Fred
Colby and wife were i'm Denison last
Wednesday, to witness sTheN Heart Of
the 1ills,'';s Mrs. w. H. Buss and son.
Shsr ';d, en- ,n MSsdy Mafg stend KSae
.SsWipber Thomas ..wass.an arrival Fri
tlfiys nom Maquoketa for an indefinite
EatSy 1t tlss home Vf 'hiss sparef MI
Eanti Mrs, Il. l.. Thomas, after which he
expects to resume his profession again.
The Geo. keairnes family are enjoy
ing a visit. from two of his sisters Mrs.
Mary WARREN, Of 6gos& and Miss
julia KeaiInes, g RuMap;; n ~ s,,. u
MISS kAllCC SOOkup was Ait-f
making adsover Sunday visit. She was
accompanied home by her sister. Miss
Lucille Co6per, who will spend few
days with her. TT 49,
Floyd sand Charles Rigsby went ito
Rockwell Friday fora visit with some
friends. The former returned Sunday,
the latter remaining for longer time.
Little Margaret Ahart, the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ahart, was taken
i'll at the home of her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Ahart, one day last
week and was quite sick for two or
three days. but is reported better at
present.
John Remmes, residing on the former
w. w. Clark farm west Of town. had
the misfortune to lose a valuable team
Of horses Thursday, the horses being
killed by lightning out in the field. The
Remmes boys, who were working IN
the field at the time, are said to have
experienced a very close CALL John
Houston, who was on. his way home
from town, witnessed tile. Saccident
Mrs. Wv. Galland went TO Denison
"wednesday for d visit At,.the home OF
her son, Henry, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Morrison are SUI
fering with siege Of the mumps.
flames Laird was up from Omaha on
Saturday Visiting his brother, Arch
Laird. "a y
Miss Margaret Houston resumed her
teaching near DelOit Monday, having
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