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

Ireturned Wednesday evening from
lcouple of days sojourn in Omaha where
1.-THE latter underwent an operation for
the removal of tonsils and adenoids.
Mr.. Brill and Marty went down to
Omaha with them Tuesday morning and
returned the same night. While there
a skin specialist was consulted in regard
to an infection on the lads face.
Mrs. j. G. Graul was in Arion Thurs
/ day where she visited at the home Of
her son, D. L.. Graul and family.
Ed Gibson has returned from a
weeks vacation trip to Chicago and
is again at his post of duty in his res
! taurant. E
Jesse Agee and little daughter. Ruth.
| and Jessie, returned the early part of
the past week from Sioux City where
they had been spending about ten days
with relatives. While there Mr.. Asee
had a tonsil operation performed and
has been suffering quite badly from the
effect sof the ordeal.
H. II. Fairbanks, of Omaha was in
town Wednesday and was a guest of
DR.. j. A. Brill. Tho gentleman was
formerly the state veterinarian for sew
eral years but is now engaged in other
business.
W. T.. Fishel returned Wednesday
evening from Omaha where he had been
for the purpose Of making arrange
ments for an exhibition OF government
balloons and other war exhibits to be
put on during the three day home com
ing and carnival in Dow City in the
near future.
Miss Coda Dow went down to Omaha
Wednesday afternoon to visit relatives
| and attend to some shopping duties, re-
turning Thursday evening.
| Mrs. G. j. O'Meara and two children
| and Miss Nialetta Wolfe were down
| from Denison Thursday and visited at
the John O'Meara home.
George TRACER, the Crawford County
| Telephone manager, was down from
Denison Thursday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Honz, son, Urban
and daughter, Olga, of Dunlap. were
pheasant visitors at the home of the
formers brother, Adolph Honz Friday
They We're on their return trip from q
several days visit at Wall Lake and
Lake View.
Supt. p. A. Long, wife and daughters
Virginia and Marjorie, were passengers
4 to Denison Friday wherc they spent q
couple of days as guests of the a. A.
| Carpenter family.
| Misses Martha and Ruth Leuck came
down from Carroll Friday for an over
Sunday visit with the home folks.
Mrs. A. b. Carlson and daughter,
Marian, accompanied by their guest
Mrs. Fred Nordin, of Chicago, went
down to Dunlap Friday for a visit at
| the O.. S. Carlson home.
4 Mrs. Thos Munscy was in Dcnison on
Friday where she visited her son, Ben
| Wingrove and family.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Glassburner and
4 her visiting sister, Miss Bertha Logs
4 don; OF Ames. We're in Dunlap Wednes.
\ day where they attended the wedding
of their brother, Leslie Logsdon, to
Miss Eva Brock. which took place Mt
the brides home at high noon. Leslie
| is n former Dow City boy and his many
friends wish to be numbered among
| those in, extending congratulations The
couple will make their home in Omaha.
Mrs. E. Fl. Swasey and daughter.
Alice represented, Dow City in Denison
| Thursday last.
Asa Divine was a business visitor in
Omaha Wednesday,.
| Miss Ruth Cole of Denison made 4
brief visit here at the home of her cou-
| SIM Mrs. Frank Glassburner. Wedncs.
day on her return from Dunlap where
she had been in attendance at the Logs
don Brock ndptials.
Miss Flora Virgins was at home to
| the Palo Alto club Friday including q
number of inti.nates. The afternoon
twas spent, in very pleasing social
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