The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-11

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this week, featuring a seven reel pro
ductiOn, which was enjoyed to the full
est extent by all who witnessed it.
Mrs Lessie HowOrth, who has beer
suffering with an attack Of heart trou
bic, has SO far recovered as to be able
to be about again, a fact all are glad tt
know.
Mrs. John Remmes and daughters
Mary and Minnie, visited relatives re
siding north of Dunlap Sunday
Mrs. Clara Wilder, teacher of the
Meeyes school, presented her. pupils
and a number of others in a miscellane
Gus program Friday evening at the
school house. Following the program
box supper was feature of great pleas
ure. Nineteen boxes were sold, single
box prepared by Mrs. Nick Oil topping
the sale at S4.75. The total receipts
amounted to SAT- which will be USED
for the benefit of the school. The oc
casion was enjoyed by good sizee
crowd ~ -
Friends of j. ]. Houston, whom we
reported last week as being very i'll
will be delighted to learn that he is
now better. His daughter, Miss Helen
who is taking a nurses training course
at Sioux City, has been at home caring
for him.
h Mrs. Steve Carbaugh was in Denisor
Monday at the home of herSdaughter
Mrs. Jesse Coburn, The baby son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Coburn has been crit
ically i'll with the flu and has given the
family much concern, but it's condition
is thought to be slightly improved al
present. Mrs. Coburn and the other
children are also suffering with the flu
Mrs. p. A. Long returned Monday
from Ambrose, N. D., to which place
she was called by the illness and death
of her father several weeks ago. She
had remained to close up some of her
fathers business affairs, having been
in Montana, where she disposed of a
store which he owned.
Mrs. Claude Stewart returned to her
home in Dunlap Monday, having been
in Dow City to attend the L. D. s. con
vention. While here she was a guest
of Mrs. Bessie Holcomb.
~ Elmer Turnlund was up from Coun
Gil Bluffs Sunday, visiting at the, parent
al, A. P. Turnlund. home.
A letter was received Saturday from
Mrs, w n, Rink at Indiana, Penna.
stating that the condition of her hus
band was, showing some little improve
,ment and that. she is still entertaining
hopes toward their returning to their
passionate here. This is very encouras'
ing indeed and all sincerely trust these
lOrOMlSlIla hopes dIcty llOC pIOSS AL vain
Elder J. B. Barrett, of peloft; f. r.
LSchafer and daughter, Alta, and Mr.. and
Mrs. John ,Miller,l Of Denison, were pres.
Chit at the T.. d. s. conference the past
week. While here the latter two were
guests at the Henry Roy home.
The r. w. Teck family very pleasant
ly entertained at dinner Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. Fred christensen and chill
dren, of Dow City; Mr.. and Mrs. NICK
Oil and little daughter, Leone, and the
Henry Meeves children, of Dunlap, and
Otto Miller, wife and children and Miss
Irene Krohnke, of Schleswig.
Mrs. c. w. Langley, who has beer
seriously i'll for week or more, Is now
improving and present indications point
to a recovery. She is still bedfast bu,
is able to sit up a short while each day
Herman Lazerus, j.. H. Bonsall anc
Henry Roy were in Denison Monday.
e The. dance given by the local post OF
the American Legion Friday evening
was enjoyed by a large attendance
PKiger,s saxQphone Orchestra of Council
Bluffs, futh3hed, Inviting music and the
young people engaged in this popular
pastinae until the wee small hours be
gan to wane.
w. Z. Fishel was passenger to the
Bluffs Monday on a business mission. z
Joe, Hallowell was an arrival Friday