The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-03
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Ahart & Griffin are the authorized
agents for v. p. Anderson, the cleaner
and tailor at Denison. Any work giver
them will be faithfully taken care of CT
Miss Ethel Cole spent last week ir
Buck Grove, where she conducted the
Greder school. acting as substitute fol
her cousin, Miss Blanche Cole, who has
been here at the home Of her mother
recuperating from an attack of the flu
She has sufficiently recovered to be able
to resume her teaching duties this
week. II gStE9 f9tl3E II
& !, The Five Hundred Card club met or
Tuesday evening at the w. E. Fishel
home with an average attendance AT
ter an enjoyable session Of this popular
pastime the prizes were awarded to
Mrs o. j. Judd and J. w. Stepanek
who held the high scores. The former
received a hand embroidered apron and
the latter a deck of cards. Finally an
excellent menu was served, which found
favor with all.
Gus Anderson was a Denison visitor
Thursday. He was accompanied home
by his sister, Miss Emma Anderson, OF
Cheyenne, WyO.
M d. pICeI was d OuoAAASSS NAs'hSOA 80
Omaha Thursday
The Clarence Ransom family have
been enjoying a visit the past week
from his mother, Mrs Nell Ransom
and song George, and grandson, Matt
Mccoy Ransom, all Of Beloit, Wis.
Mrs. Brown, who is keeping house
for Perry Showers, went to her home
iii Omaha Thursday to remain until she
fully RECEIVERS from q recent siege OF
illness.
Miss Helen Davis was down from
Danison and spent few days last week
at the home OF her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Edwards, Sr.
Mrs. Clair ButterWorth, son, Nelson
and. daughter, Mrs. Floyd Sharp, spent
d day last week IN Omaha.
"A number Of the neighbOrs and
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bell gath
cred at their pleasant home one eve.
niiSsr last week unlimited, rendering
them farewell courtesy before their
dxparture for their new home in Hud'
son. Colo. Needless to. say the com
ptny Of guests received a most hearty
welcome and all greatly enjoyed the
evening which was spent In a pleasing
Informal manner AT d late hour
dainty refreshments. which the guests
brought with them, were served. The
He'll family hacked and shipped their
week. All wish for them the best OF
success in their new location.
Mrs. James Dearluff, who has been
engaged in nursing in this vicinity and
ArjOn since last November. left Thurs
day for her home in Dunlap, where she
win enjoy q much needed rest before
resuming her work again.
Mrs. FavOrite~ Weatherbees came up
from Council Bluffs Tuesday to spend
ivv.xn until, 1ativaS Mr.. and
Mrs. d. ". Jordan. The latter contin.
l,es IN a very poor condition and Mrs.
Ed AthertOn, OF Woodbine. has been Sc.
cured To care for her s t, ,s. ..H
LYNN ROOD, the Northwestern sec:
ton foreman was business visitor 'ti IN IN
4fs. Fred Coleman has been suffer.
aSks IL ecssma, toewhich 3she = sub;
s a ,ssy very gs 1aa e report hef y
'''i FrafK f Downs was Up from W ooahine
greetihig friends s ana ,d ;lc
MI. and Mrs. Fred Christensen
daughter, Lillian, and sons. Walter ano
RAYMOND, were In Denison Wednesday
tn atfe having de,itn 81 work done, M is
aild wifs, Mrs. Nelson Butterworth
MTS. Rs b. LUX, Mrs! viii HamYnon d
and Thos. "a Hart ana Claude 'cofnelilis
apfsssnted p Ts' caity III De e'liseH
afryinx Lawrence left Tuesday Of the
paSt Meek on his return to his work a.
Wel1man, following a. several days Wis
at the home of his Mother Mrs Gela
M. sophrone Ben was a passenger
ia Denisosl Thursday evening to spend
a few days with relatives prior to leav
inc with her son, Charley, and family
FOR Hudson, Colo. Mrs. Bell does moi
CONTEMPLATE on making her home lr
Colorado, hut will remain for a time
assisting her son in getting settled.
Mrs. Art s. Randel has returned from
a. several weeks sojonrn with hel
daughter, Mrs. T.. E. Barger, in Wa
tertown. s. y.
@ Joe Ahart has returned to his home
in gCrofton, Neb., having spent a few
days here with his brother, julius, an6
wife. and his sister, Mrs. A. a. Birk
hofer. and family, also visiting his
brother, Adolph, and family in Denison
+ he had been to Omaha with a shipment
81 stock and took this opportunity Of
visiting his relatives here. 1893.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Edwards. ST. ald
John Edwards, Jr. were visiting with
Reiatives N Denisoni Thursday.
yosepK Smith and wife returned the
early part of the past week from Dun
lap, where they had spent few days
afsthe home OF Leslie Helm and wife
They were ons their wedding trip and
had planned 7on going to Omaha and
Carson to visit relatives, but were
obliged to return from Dunlap on ac'
count Of the illness of her mother, Mrs
Fred Colepan. The newly welded co,,-
ME are making their home with her
mother tor the present, while he is as
sisting Ms FATHER with the farm work
Mrs. Smith resumed her position as
cash girl and bOokkeeper in the d. p
Bremser store Saturday.
WILDER Berry and wife have returned
from a several days visit with his folks
III Schubert, Neb.. and while there We're
guests at a family reunion in honor OF
the parents who are moving to Texas
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley .Cramer cared for
the berry household during their alb
sence.
w. 10. Rolls was in Dunlap Wednes-
day on business mission.
Miss, Bessie Alexander, after a So