The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-16

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itor at the home of his son, Carl. and
family the first of the week.
Mrs. Vinton Reynolds has been UNI
der the care OF a physician the past
week. eA
vivian and Bessie Mari, of near
Kenwood, spent several days here the
past week at the home of their grand
mother, Mrs. w. o. Mari.
Mrs. Sarah Peycke Stocking was a
pleasant caller at the Clyde Rose home
on Friday. She was on her way frol<
Great Falls, Mont, where she was a
teacher of English. She will visit
few weeks with friends before going
to her home at Rock Island. Ill.
George Orgotsinger and son, Harry,
were passengers to Omaha Thursday
morning to consult a specialist about
his sons health which has been poor
of late.
Mrs. Stephenson was a Deiiison cal
Ter Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs J. Kepford visited with
their son, Leon, in Denison Friday.
Mrs. Harvey Ratliff, of Dunlap, was
a caller at the James Berka home
Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary A. Butler and son, Fred,
and wife of Livingston, Idaho, motored
to Omaha Saturday for an over Sun
day visit with relatives.
The Children's day program held IN
the church Sunday evening was very
we'll attended and the evening was very
much enjoyed by all present, especially
the children who had the important
parts in the program. The music was
very fine which consisted of vocal num-
pecially fine the children all doing
their parts in very creditabe man
ner r..
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hilton, Of Denison,
spent Saturday at the Davidson home.
| Mr.. and Hrs. Il. Davis, of Charter
Oak, were over Sunday visitors at the
| Stephenson home.
Mrs. Heller, of Manning, and daugh-
ter, Belle, have been entertained here
! the past week by relatives.
| Mrs Terra Roberts spent several
days last week visiting in Council
Bluffs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolton and daughter.
Nellie, of Denison, were callers at the
C. c. Trip home Sunday. Nellie, who
recently graduated from the CONNER
cial department of the high school,
has accepted position with the Coon
& Bahnsen garage ut Denison.
| Mrs Jack Oliver, who spent two
| weeks visiting at the home of her
father. at Fairmont, Neb., returned
home last Thursday.
John Blackman met with quite 4
serious accident last Saturday while
grinding sausage his finger got caught
in the machine in such 4 way that it
was terribly mangled. He was hur-
ried to Denison and the physician eX-
amined and found it necessary to am
! putatc it at the first joint. His many
| friends are sorry to hear of this acci,
dent but are glad that he is resting
easy at the present writing.
! Jack Oliver, who works for, the con-
working on the road near that place
last Saturday. in some way he got too
| deep in the pit the sand nearly cover
| ing him, but was given timely aid and
will suffer no seriousness. !.
| Several from here attended the ball
games at Dcnison and Dow City Sun.
| day.
Mary staller, of Dcnison, came Tues
| day and. spent the evening with Nora
Stephenson. They departed Wednes-
day morning for Morningside where
they will attend summer school.
j.. A. Rule has purchased the house
fornorely owned by Bob Houston, of
Dow City, and now occupied by the
Stores family.
The Henry Peterson and Arthur
Davidson family have returned from
Wall Lake, where they enjoyed a few
days outing.
Mrs, James Butler has been visit,
ing with her mother the past few days
near Dow City.
Cecil McCord, Louis Miller, Carolina
Mattson, Pearl Jenkins, Ruth Smith, OF
Denison, We're over Sunday visitors at
the John Blacltman home.
Mrs. III. b. Smith was a Denison cal
rler Friday of last week.
George Sirkhom, Of Omaha, spent
Sunday here with friends.
Chris Knutson was an over Sunday
visitor at Omaha.
John Auen, prominent farmer of
Jackson township, was q brief bust.
ness caller here Saturday.