The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-07-07
went to Extra saturday to spend the

went to Extra Saturday to spend tn,
fourth with relatives.
| Mrs. Peterson and daughter of Char
ter Oak and Mrs. Peterson, of Cresco
Iowa, were visiting at the home o
Teddy Peterson Friday.
w. G. Van Atten, of Dow City wa!
a business caller here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Butler and chill
dren, Gerald and Verna, accompanied
by Gertrude Talcott motored to Deloi
Saturday to celebrate the fourth.
Mrs. Dean Talcott has been suffer
ling with lumbago the past week.
Mr.. Boyles has severed his connec
ton with the Dawson Show. Co., ant
departed the first of the week for Ne
braska to take up concession work
| at the. fairs.4.
| flyinton Reynolds of Schleswig was
an over Sunday visitor at his home. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. James Berka were pals
isengers totTOmaha where they spent
the day. ~
Fern Copley was taken to Denisor
| Wednesday, where she had her AIDE
InoiGls and tonsils removed.
/ Quite a. few people went from here
to .Denison Saturday night to witness
the; miraculous feats performed by ar
iairplane. .}t2 :
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Collier and
som Richard, arrived from Staten Is
Hand. N. Y, Saturday to make an ex
blended visit at the home of her moth
err Mrs. Mary A. Butler.
Marlin FOdderberg of Manila, is
spending the week here at the home
of his cousin, Ben Foderberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Rose, son, Lyle
and aiLeota Trip returned home from
Omaha Monday. Mr.. Rose purchased
an fElkhart car while there.
ON. Nelson, daughter, Grace and
Percy Dodge returned home from Will
ton Junction Wednesday. They were
accompanied home by Miss Nelson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fredericksen, who will
make IAN extended visit with theiH
daughter, Mrs. Nelson. -
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A. Nichols, Burton
Evans and Mrs. Jas. Butler motored
to Denison Saturday evening.
I Mrs. IL. Nelson who recently arrived
here from Denver to visit with her
Ito Corsica, S. OAK, to see another
daughter, Mrs! .JordOn. lisE:: s.t
/ Dorothy Nelson of Dufant, Ia, il
spending the week at the o. w Nelson
home before returning home, going to
Atlantic for visit 'f'':istaGt 'tE#i.
/. Mr.. and Mrs. Durant are enjoying a
visit from their son, "A. l.. Durant of
!Des Moines. M
Rev. Durant has been i'll for the
past week but was able to go to Buck
Grove Sunday morning to deliver his
usual sermon. He returned home in
the afternoon and occupied the pulpit
here in the evening.
Mrs. Heller of Manning spent the
day Friday here with relatives. Her
daughter Belle who has been making
an extended visit here returned home
with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Lee motored to
Spirit Lake Sunday to spend the week
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. L.
Kepford.
Vivion Foderberg has returned home
from Manila while there taking part
in May pole dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kepford motored
to Spirit Lake Friday to spend the
week at the Jake Kepford home.
Mrs. E. o. Hoke and daughters re-
turned to their home at Platte, $. D.
last Tuesday after spending a pleasant
week with her sister, Gertrude Talcott-
Mrs. Pat Mullen has returned to
her home near Dunlap after spending
several days here with her sons, Wllv
and Bernard.
Mrs l.. Stephenson has returned
home from Soldier where. she spent the
week at the home of her son, Fred
and family.
George :Linsey was a passenger to
Omaha Friday, returning home the
same evening. ,o, a p,, >,
The .. W.. Neison ana biiSN, ,i,'i
families accompanies ny Mr. anu MIS-
Frederlcksen OF Wliton Juhctioh, mo,
tored 10 Lakewood Nloho'iS " si'eii'''
the Gay. .. p,,;,o,, Cot
Donna Butier went 70 Dehlson sa.-
urday nlght. IN SUNDAY sne a ait
panied MT. ana MIs. Poltoii htie u" tIsi ~
Ter, Nelile, " LAM
spent very enJoSau,s aas nov, r;t,,
. Mrs. Catherllle rlelry, VI D NV, 10y :
o. ner u ~ amiay,ne I har ,,s,,aI health
Graildiiu - enJoyhS lei 'io,.ss.
again after Il long siege OF SICKNESS.