The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-31
now CITY ITEMS

Al. School closed Friday for the annual
spring vacation of one week and the
teachers from ont Of town have gone
: to their respective homes as follows:
Miss Bernice Hunsicker to Indianola.
Miss Margaret Ryan to Creston, Miss
Lois Welty to Red Oak, Miss Caroline
Shirk to Spencer, Miss Ella Flynn to
Soldier, Miss Lillian Donaldson to Wood
bine and Miss Marie Helsley to Dent-
son. l....8 ",
70 the Citizens Of Dow City: The
4 DenisOnt fire department wishes to
thank each subscriber to the liberal do
FienhQld garage fire. Ry order, of, II Den .
ison Fire Dei,aTt Gail Carey. sec;
sIaiap Iii: Janet Rae went Vel down II tp 'ommaha nd
Saturday, where she is enjoying a sew
eraL, days. visit with her niece. Mrs. 8.
4 J.itWoodruf, and family. (, s. N =. F.;y5
Nus, Fred Rule was a passenger from
Council Bluffs Friday to, be present at
the Royal Neighbors sdings at the 4. q,
o. u. hall. While here she was g guest
att, the home Of her husbands parents,
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Rule.
Fred Christensen was a county seat
business visitor FridGy.
Miss Irma Chamberlain was a passen-
ger to Denison Friday evening, where
she visited at the Hugo Gebert home
couple of days.
Mrs. Romanan Wight came up from
Woodbine Friday for a visit at the home
Of her son, A. J. Wight, and family.
She expects to remain until her son.
Paul. and family get settled In another
residence to which they are moving In
WOodbine.
Mrs, James Dearduff, who has been
nursing in this vicinity for some time,
left, the last of the week for her home
at;lDunlap. ,fE.S az 4 4 ss. ...fi ,il !.
Nelson Butterworth and wife went
up to Denison Saturday. where they
enjoyed an; ovcr Sunday visit Mt the
drew Bowling. pSii5..ts IS. y
r. H. Fishel returned Saturday from
q business trip to Omaha, ~,
The w. C. IT, u. will meet Friday al
ternoOn of this week at the home of
Mrs. Anna Williams with Mrs. A. II.
Cook as leader. good attendance IS IS
desired. i
Mrs, r. w. Swatman has been suffering
quite badly of late, she being afflicted
with heart trouble Mr.. and Mrs I.
w, Swatrnan and their daughter, Mrs.
r. r. Brake and Mrs. w. Il. Jobe with
their families moved to Denver only a
few weeks ago. Mrs. Swatnan's friends
here are very sorry to learn OF her poor
condition and all sincerely trust she
will soon improve.
M a. Virgins and wife were passen.
gers to Woodbine Saturday. where they
enjoyed an over Sunday visit with their
son, W. H. Virgins, and family.
DIR. Cable, district superintendent,
was here from Council Bluffs Monday
and presided at the quarterly confer
ence held in the Methodist church, he.
ports were presented at this time from
the various examinations o. rne cmureh
Thos. Mitchell returned the latter
part of the week from a trap to Colo
RADIO, where he visited friends.
Mrs. Clair Butterworth was visiting
i'm Denison "Wednesday.
Editor NJ. L. Underhill received his
household goods Saturday. which were
shipped from Dysart. His wife and son
arrived the first of the week and the
residence vacated by the E. e. Roland
family. We welcome them as residents
of our town and trust that they may
find life pleasant among us.
Mrs. r. M. Mahin and daughter. Mar
garet, Mrs. Henry Roy and the Misses
Mabel and Blanche Cole were Denison
callers Saturday. .
Dunlap and spent the day Saturday at
the home of their aunt, Mrs. Will Aid
rich.
A. p. Moeiler. accompanied by Miss
Ruth, Swasey, were passengers to West
Side Saturday. where they visited his
folks, returning Sunday.
4 Miss Florence Miller and Mrs. Jesse
Agee were shopping in Dunlap Satur,
day.
Lester Cue and wife were up from
the Willow Friday evening and attend.
ed the Royal Neighbors banquet.
Little Donald Cramer went down to
Woodbine Saturday with Miss Lillian
Donaldson to spend the week,
Mott McHenry and wife and son,
James, were passengers from Denison
Saturday for visit with their relatives
and friends, remaining over Sunday.