The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-07
Local Mention

Alfred Brogden is ;remodeling his
home In East DentsonS and otherwise
Improving his property.
Word comes to Denis0n relatives that
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster IIaihs,' Of Dalton
q Neb., are both on the sick list. III rs
Miss Mary Rsesimers. Of schleswsig. is
spending this week IN, Denison, the
guest Of Misses Amanda and Edna
Timm. 36sSf Il ~ SO 49, a y !
Mrs. ]. q. Wygant expects to, leave
Z Friday for Lincoln, where she will
make visit at the home of her grand,
daughter, Mrs Paul SardsOn. lis 81
Miss Martha Weiss has again accept.
ed q position as saleslady in the Bale.
Brodersen store She worked for sew.
efai years before going west with her
h parents a year ago. ~ .
Mrs. II. j. Young returned yesterday
to her home in Sioux City, having been
\ called here last Wednesday on account
or the illness and death of her broth.
er-inlaw, E. X. Burch.
Mrs. Olson, from Omaha, and Mrs,
Peter Flynn and daughter Claribel, OF
this city, visited at the home OF Mrs.
Herbert Fuller Saturday afternoon.
MIS-. Fuller is. a niece OF Mrs. Olson.
Supt. Housh Of Carroll was in DEM.
SON yesterday comforting with Supt.
G. p. Humphrey in regard to the state
declamatOry contest to be held at the
opera house here Friday evening.
Mrs. Will Blackman received word
from her daughter in Salida, Colo, stat
Ing that the climate did not agree with
her and that they would move inlmedi-
ately to another part OF Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs r. W, 3arnford receiv,,
ed word this morning from Sac City
that their little granddaughter, Berni.
dine Ramf0rl, is Seriously iii. Mrs. 4
Bamford left on the noon train for:
Soc City. Sd
Mrs. Ralph Fuller of Nahaunt, Mass,
arrived in Denison Saturday for a Wis.,
1t at the home of her sister, Mrs G.
O. Baker. Mrs. Fuller will better he
remembered as Miss Mayme Nicholson. n
daughter OF the late George Nicholson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McKim and Mrs.
Morn Wilkinson returned home last
evening from Long Beach, Calf. where,l
they enjoyed the winter. Mrs. Wilkin-
son was taken sick while there with
throat trouble, but she returned much
improved,
y Ex.SheriR II. ]. Cummings was over
from Manilla yesterday transacting bus
iness and calling on acQuaintances. Mr..
Cummings is not now engaged in the
implement business but is selling stock
In the Farmers Mortgage company OF
Council Bluffs. &. 4
Miss Helen Burch returned Monday
from SchlesWig. where she spent sever. /
an days ut the home OF her sister, Mrs. |
"A. iii. St0ltenlerg. Miss Burcll willl
make her home with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. fsaub, having decided to sell The old
home on West Chestnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Olson, Of Omaha,
came Thursday TO visit Their. daughter,
Mira. Peter Flynn. Mr.. Olson says they |
are well satisfied with their place and |
Ind Just finished pruning his two acres
Of grapes. Mr.. Olson returned Friday, |
Mrs. Olson staying few days longer.
Mrs. Chas. K, Meyers. who went to
Des M0ihcs last week to the osteopathic
general hospital for an operation, is re-
ported on the gain. She is very weak |
and may be gone for some time. Her
friends here are sending flowers, cards |
and letters showing solicitation, which |
Is certainly very nice in them.
Ronald Wygant writes his parents, |
Mr.. and Mrs. u. G. Wygant. that he
has located at Indianola, Neb., where
~ has charge of some extensive road |
improvements. Marshall Jones will |
have charge Of some work in Nebras-
ka just across the line from Sioux City. |
GAYLORD Weeks. of Springfield, Mo-,
arrived in Denis0n the fore part of the, |
week, called here on account of the /
serious illness of his father, A. G.
Weeks. Rev. Weeks, rector of the
Monday to be at the bedside Of his
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