The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-07-14
Mrs. Earl Divine, and family.

Mrs. Earl Divine, and family.
Miss Lisle GOldsworthy has been
spending the past week or more at the
home of her sister, Mrs. I. A. Anderson,
at Stanhope.
Mrs. Jay Ahart is suffering at pres
emit with QUITE severe attack of quin.
sy. Her friends hope to soon learn of
her. recovery again.
Miss Marian Carlson has gone to
Dunlap, where she is spending the
week with the O. S. Carlson family.
Mrs, A. II. Harper and her brother,
|C. C., Bonsall, motored up from Dunlap
Sunday and visited with the latter's
son, j.. H.. Bonsall, !. and family. Mrs.
Harper has been keeping house for her
brother at Dunlap for several weeks
while his wife is caring for their .dauglh-
Omaha. The latter is reported as be.
ing able to be UP at present and 1t is
expected that she will soon have regain
ed sufficient strength to be able to
leave the hospital and return home.
Miss Kline, a trained nurse from Oma
ha. was secured last week to care for
Mrs, T.. A. Rae and the new baby daugh
ter.
Gus Anderson and wife were down
from Denison making an over Sunday
visit with their son, Gus, and family.
Mr. and. Mrs Eldridge Killion were
up from Dunlap Saturday, visiting at
the homo of his parents. Mr., and Mrs.
J. H.. Killion, and with the A. E. ALE
man family. ID! i5a -, b
Ralph Lyons was down from Denison
and spent several days last week with
friends.
Joe Wilson, of Lincoln, Neb.. was IN
town Thursday and visited his relatives
Mrs. Fred Coleman and children and
IS M, 6, f1N,
Mrs. Art S. Randel and daughter
Mrs, Ed Ahart, went down to Dunlap
Saturday, where they visited their son
ana brother, Roy Randel. and family
W.. C.. HOman was caller at the
county capital Saturday
o. J.. Judd and wife were In Omaha
Saturday where they. spent the day
with relatives. I 49, ;,
e. G. Virgins was a business caller
IN Woodbine Saturday between trains
c. l.. Rudd and his carpenter force
have been busily engaged recently in
erecting a new set of buildings on the
Thos, Hodkin farm. The hog house mas
been completed and the barn will soon
he finished. This will mean a fine Inn
provement to the place. .,..
Mrs. M, B. Bailey came up from Dun
Ian Friday for a visit with her daugh'
ter, Mrs. r. c. Howorth. and family
T. E. Allen, the druggist, was an
Omaha business visitor "Wednesday.
". n. Schouten left Saturday for his
home in Hudson, Colo, following a ten
days sojotirn with relatives and friends
here and at Denison. l4ls
Mrs. F.. M. Cole and daughters
Mabel and Blanche, enjoyed a pleasant
over Sunday visit from Mr.. ana MRS
T r. Rollins and daughter and Mrs
Frank Mitchell and daughter. OF Del
Rapids, S. D. The two ladies' are
dai,phters or Mrs. Cole The latter
accompanied them home Monday for a
visit.
Norris McHenry was caller In town
Saturday from Denison.
Henry Remmes and Henry Stefhr
went over to Charter Oak Monday fol
| a visit.
Henry Mesenbrink was in Omaha one
| day the past week and visited L.. y
Wright, of Dunlap, who is conrneu II
| the St, Joseph's hospital on account Oh
a broken limb which he suffered some
| two months ago when tractor ne wax
driving overturned. Mr. MesenbrlnR
reports that the bones of the limp nave
been set during the past week ana tns
| patient is getting along as well as cai
be hoped for.
Mrs. Il. M. Arnold has been quite sicf
fol. few days during the week surfer
ing with one of her attacks OF sal
stones. Sunday she was able 10 re
| turn with her daughter. Mrs. Iva Jor
dan, to Anoka, Nebp where she VII