The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-18
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Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Hen and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Fred Shuyler were in Omaha sew
eral days last week. ,-s
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. sCkauncy hav e
Iboth been on the sick list the pas't
week. rs f5 III: & &T f8E ,
It3SM. Grady is in town for a month or
|so working insurance. He was a former
resident of the town and mas many
acauaintainces here.
Mrs. Minnie Small and daughter,
Nellie, spent the week end IN Omaha
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Dozler.
Mrs. Burleigh, who has been a victim
of the flu was sufficiently recovered
on Sunday to, resume charge OF her
bible classes in the afternoon.
A daughter was born at thes Inn
Shields home last week. Miss Ruth
Sullivan, sister of Mrs. Shields is car
ing for the mother and daughter.
The Nelson's Hollow Farmers club
held their February meeting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Dunham
and the March meeting will be held
at the w. G. Rannells home. one OF
the subjects for discussion at the next
meeting will be the governments part
in the eradication of tuberculosis a.
mong stock on the farm.
J. J. Moorhead was an Omaha visitor
the first of the week. He was down to
make the acquaintance of his new
valentine grandson, Robt Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rannells were in
Council Bluffs one day the past week.
Miss p. Barrett, Of Ames, spent the
week end with the family. She is at
tending school there this year.
Hattie smith, one 3ofs the telephone
force, spent d day iQ Council Bluffs
'< Ed earmichale Was III wooabine
Tuesday 5S M ~ s5 sf w sSS4
Mrs. crohe, who has been visiting
her daughter, frs. John fHenney left
last week for a visit With her SOD in
as afss iartyis apsnt rniiffsdaAtys in
Mrs. Fouts and stn, Ell are living
! in the Argotsignen home at the pres
ent and Mr. Argotsigiier' makes his
home with them. g
John Lehans was ian over Sunday Wis.
itor in Omaha.
The wedding of Garrett Drummer
and Margaret Andensmore occurred last
week at Neola They will make their
Drummer has many friends here who
will welcome the new bride to her
home in these parts.
Mrs. Kavanagh returned to her home
lin Omaha last week after visit with
her sons, Mike and Pete.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Kirk We're In
Omaha several days the past week.
Word came of the birth OF son at
| the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Moor
head in South Omaha on Saturday
All doing nicely.
/ The dance held in ..Pfleiger's hall on
Thursday evening was not well attend
ed. So many sick at the present time
| that it is hard to get a very large
crowd at any amusement.
Mrs. j. r. Rawlings who has been
quite i'll for3 thee past week us Sfoh
/ VYY Hf Biirling wax dpgfrom taetNahey
and spent Wednesday at the home OF
his mother, Mrs. Mary E. Burling.
Ia Two; of. the children of Mr., and MIS-
1.Johr1 Benedict are very i'll with pileu
4 menia at the, present time.
81 Mrs. Rome Moorhead returned from
4 Omaha last week and has been con
fined to her home with tonsiiitis:
! The American Legion held their reg
lular meeting last week and the usua
i amount Of bysiness was transac ted'g
7 The town has arranged for the cree
d,uon sf a SERVED Toll station at tfhes lol
! east Of the old opera house site direct
N3Dpposita 0ffSth es library and On The
} Lincoln highway. yAs these buildings
are}: always Ornaments to the vicinity
i it will greatly improve that part Of t tbs
y street. Lak 8ysJ3s' go q e-HEt' - t'@-+
J The sheriff and deputy were in town
one day the past week on professional
j bushes.
;, Mrs nellie Ryan Goodwin, who came
:. home i'll from Omaha last week, i
convalescing at the home Of her moth
Z er, Mrs. T. Higgins.
II Mrs w. Fl. VanSlyke and her sor
:. Carl have both been victims of the
+l,D 90 MrG VnrSIvka
quite improved at the present time.
Mr. and Mrs A. Dougall returned