The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-08

Marion Rollins came Wednesday from
Dell Rapids. S. D., and spent the re.
mainder Of the week at the home Of his
grandmpthe Mrs. #. M Cole.
Miss Edna Brasel was an arrival the
early part Of last week from Dell Rap.
| ids. s. d., for. a visit at the parental
Sam Brasel, home. She accompanied
her brother.in-la w, Arch Lambert, home
| from a several days, visit there. Her
brother Luther Brasel, and two sons
who reside at the same place. came on
Monday OF this week to remain until
after the Arion fair.
Mrs. NJ. r. Rowe and granddaughter
Marian Rowe, were visiting the latter,s
parents, DR.. and Mrs. F. N. Rowe. IN
Rowe came back with them. n.
Mrs. A. B. Carlson and daughter
Marian, represented Dow City IN Deni'
son Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Keehner, accom-
panied by two of their grandSOnS, came
up from Woodbine wednesday evening
for few days visit at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Art S. Randel, and to at.
tend the carnival.
Rrinten Sharp and wife and their
grandson, Eldred Sharp, enjoyed sever.
oil uttJ az 1ttA1 A~Nso 4'hSAAASS Ae@'N
week.
Jim Riddle went down to Omaha on
Thursday, returning Friday
Miss Evelyn Buss spent a few days
in Denison last week having dental
work done, and also visited at the Al.
bert Helsley home
Misses Martha and Ruth Leuck have
accepted teaching positions and opened
their fall terms of school Monday, the
former in Shelby county near Dunlap
and the latter in a rural district be-
tween Buck Grove and Manila. Both
girls graduated from the local high
school last spring and have been attend.
ing school in Carroll during the sum.
mer. sa Z.
Z Mr.. and MRS E. N. Chamberlain and
daughter, Irnna, started Thursday on
their overland trip to California, where
they will spend the winter. They We're
accompanied by their daughter, Mrs.
Carol DEMO-, and husband, OF Lake
View, and his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur DEMO, Of Alta. Carl DEMO went
on thesfrip for the purpose of driving
the car, for his father and he;and his
wife will return by rail. IKE 81
Mrs Charlie Smith and daughter,
Mrs. sffud son M Henry, Mrs. Joe Smith,
Mrs. w. e. Fishel and dang liter, Iva,
Mrs. j. IA Brill, Mrs. O. ]. Judd. Mrs.
ID. II. Gofdswortfys Mrs. II. G. Scott,
and Mrs 81 N. Chamberlain and daugh,
ter, Irma, were in Arion "Wednesday,
where they were guests of Mrs. DID.
Butler at a farewell courtesy TO her
daughter, Mrs Nelson Collier, before
her departure for New York City to
Join her husband on a trip to the West
Indies, The ladies all report one Of the
finest of times. ID IS
Miss Clara Bartels, Of the telephone
Office at iDenison, has been secured to
work the night shift at the local Office
until someone else is secured, she hay.
ing begun her duties Thursday night. \
Mrs. Floyd Gary came down from
Denison Thursday and spent two or
three days with her friend. Mrs. Cecil
Edwards, and attended the carnival.
q. w. Langley was taken sick last
"Wednesday while in town and after
reaching home in the west part Of town
a physician was called who advised
him to remain in bed for several days
lat least His friends hope Ito see him
about again soon. $50 !, Il sssai 81 Il .s.i
Mrs. IL IL. Bonsail was down from
Denison and spent some time last week
packing her household goods prepare;
tory to moving to their new home at
that place. II !'sssas.i i. 81
CHE, lklS PSAAk VI lily PsAVs
week from a two weeks sojeurn with
the formers sister, Mrs. w. tC.S Rolls.
and family on their camping trip on
the Coon river near Grand Functions
Mrs. Cooper. also spent two Tor threS
days with her husbanIlbat Spencer. My
Cooper has been trying out position
as travelling salesman for medicine
company I'M that territory for several
weeks and has now decided to accept
the same He has secured residence
there and the family will join him In q
week or so.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Turner and two
children were down from Denison last
Thursday visiting friends and attending
, Miss Mabel Cole left Friday for scran
ton, where she began teaching Monday
in the sixth grade of their public school.
One Of the big show windows IN the
ID. e. Bremser store has been nttrncts
ing considerable attention the past
week, there. being on display a large
collection OF interesting war trophies
OF our Methodist church, who spent
some time abroad with the famous First
division Among the relics are a Ger.
man helmet, several vases made Of
shells. a deck of German playing cards.
a piece of German airplane, several
pieces Of coin, German war broad. phos
tos, rifles, watches and other articles Of
interest. Z
Carl eIansori. wife and baby daugh4
ter came down from Denison Friday
for a visit at the parental, Claus Han;
sen home, and to attend the carnival. !;
C, o. Miller was a visitor in Council
Bluffs on Tuesday Of the past week. !;
Z Miss Mae Kiil!on was in Denison on
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