The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-01-28

Augusta Carlson is also numbered
among the sick this week. Their friends
sincerely trust that they will soon be
able to be about again.
Rev. Chas. Baer, of Omaha, filled the
pulpit at the local Methodist church on
Sunday, both morning and evening. His
addresses were listened to with much
interest by all and his visit to the local
church at this time was greatly enjoy
ed. There will be services as usual on
next Sunday, but as yet it is not known
who will occupy the pulpit.
Frank Binnall returned Saturday eve.
ming from several days sojourn in the
county being the principal place of his
visit. He is looking up a location and
was very favorably impressed with that
country, but as yet he has no definite
plans in view.
j. r. Best spent several days at Osce.
ola last week looking after his farm in.
terests. ase :,
Henry Hargens left Saturday for his
home in Window. MIMI, following a
pleasant ten days visit here with his
sisters. Mrs. Howard Pegg and Mrs.
VIM. Ettleman.
Glen HonZ and sons, Andrew, Uurban
and Glen. of Dunlap, We're brief visitors
at the Adolph HonZ home Monday on
their return from a trip to Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Randel and little
son were up from Dunlap Sunday visit
ing at the parental, Art S. Randel,
home.
Misses Berenice Judd and Adelaide
Potter We're in Denison Sunday, the
guests of Miss Myrtle Giblin.
Quite a little alarm was created one
day last week when it was discovered
that the roof of Herman's store was
ablaze. The Pyrene fire eXtinguisher
was applied and fortunate the blaze
was checked before gaining a Roadway.
The fire was caused by a defective flue.
Monday noon Mrs. Clair Butterworth
presided at fine reception dinner given
as a courtesy to her daughter, Mrs.
Floyd Sharp, and husband. who return
ed Sunday from Newport News, w. Va.
Covers We're laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Butterworth, son. Gerald. and daugh-
ter, Naomi, Of Omaha; Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson Butterworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clair Butterworth, of Dow City besides
the two honor guests. This pleasant
gathering of the family was appreciat-
ed by each one.
Mrs. John Houston has been suffer
ing the past week with very sore
hand, the result of running a needle in
to it. while she was engaged in doing
the family washing. A piece of the
though causing her no little pain the
injury is said to be healing as we'll as
can be expected.
Elder ]. w. Smith, of Independence,
Mo- closed a weeks series of special
meetings at the l.. D. S. church Sunday
evening. The l.. D. S. people will hold
their Sunday school, Religio and church
conference here this week, beginning
Thursday and continuing over Sunday.
A large representation is expected from
out of town for the occasion.
r. X. Coleman has purchased of John
Ahart the farm which the latter bought
south of town. Mr.. Coleman has rented
the place to his brother, Roy, of Oak
land, who. expects to move here as soon:
as the Frederichsen family vacates.
latter are to move onto the former Mott
McHenry place.
Paul Vieregge and wife. were arrivals
Monday from Window, Mimi, for a
visit Of a week or so at the homes of
her sisters. Mrs. Howard Pegg and Mrs.
VIM. Ettleman. Mr.. and Mrs. .vieregge
are on their honeymoon, having been,
married Sunday at Window. The bride
will be remembered as Miss Hattie Har-
gems, she having made number Of
visits here. ..sr...ss
A dancing party was given Wednes.
day evening by Mr.. Masters at the AL
bert Meyers home in the country. A
large number participated in the en-
joyable affair. Dainty leafs" were
brought forth as concluding feature
of the evening. ..
Thos. Harrington was up from Wood
bine Sunday to see his grandmother,
Mrs. Jane Daggett, who is i'll at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Art s. Ran
del.
Hugh Butterworth and wife were up
from Omaha making an over Sunday
visit at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Clair Butterworth.
John COburn was a passenger to Dow
City Saturday from Denison for visit
with his children in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Colby We're call
ers here Thursday from Buck Grove.
Mrs. Dave Terril was visiting in Dun.
lap Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Brill were callers
at the county capital Saturday, as was
Mrs. S. E. Wiley.
TheO. Ahart was a passenger to Den
ison Thursday, where he made short
visit
Grandma Henry is reported as hav.
ing been quite sick the past week, but
is some better now
Miss Irma Chamberlain spent several
nights last week with friends in Deni.
son, her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. n.
Chamberlain, being in Virginia, Ill.