The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-04

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son.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Petersen. Of Wood
; bine, We're in this vicinity the pas
week.
( Mesdames Byers and Rainbow, OF
Missouri Valley. were in town last week
and were guests at the VIM. Wright
4 home.
!! Chautaukua opens on August Sth
with Frank II Mott as platform orr super per
Ibered as the the chautauqua manager
r. Misses Lehan, Burk and sBOlte,s who
are at Lake Okoboji report that they
are having one big time and are loatf
to see the time for their return.
One Of the popular social events
: among the younger set was sloucf
party at the home of Ammeletta Keogf
on Wednesday evening. The young
people all enjoyed themselves very
much. ia 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Chauncy were
over from Mapleton one day the past
week.
Ed Wright returned from the hos
pitar in Omaha last week after hav.
ling been there eight weeks, the resoult
of his accident at that time. He Is able
to be down town in a wheel chair and
as down nearly every day visiting his
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Hull left last
week for their ranch in Gordon, Neb..
where they will spend the remainder
| of the summer. They made the trip
| in their Essex car.
!, Miss Burk, who has been visiting at
the Mccain home, left for Chicago
Hast week after a most pleasant time
here.
Elizabeth Laden and her nephew
lo,x s,1 Ava Il 1oe,f yxyaa
! Mrs Anna McElroy and her grand
son, Henry McElroy, Jr., returned on
"Wednesday from a few days visit at It
Omaha sscfh
from his home in Kansas City to get
his children who have been at the home
Iof their grandmother here for several
weeks and take with him on trip TO
New York city, where he will visit his
brother who lives there. His other
brother, William, is also on his way
coming from South America and Will
be surprised to be greeted by both his
brothers upon his arrival. This will
i be the first time the three brothers
Ihaye been together in eight years,
Some Of this time Asa was in Panama
so this reunion is being looked forward
ito with great deal of pleasure.
Mrs. M. A. Mccullough and grand
4 lt1uRHleT, JudlllllSt, vi kJlOuA LILY y
guests 1T the home of their son, Carl,
and wife.
! Messrs. Willwerding and Handle, Of
1 Earring, were in town one day the
1past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Levin are the
parents of a son, born last week.
/ Miss McAleer, a nurse was in town
1 last week and visited at the home
of her sister, Mrs. J. T. Slattery.
\ IN ~ =, <,F 1nyry
was in town Sunday, a guest at the
home Of her parents.
During the thunder and lightning
which occurred Friday evening as q
result lightning struck the barn OF
Mr.. Mclean in the east part OF town
and before the fire company could get
There the barn and contents together
with a granary and shed adjoining
were all complete loss. The barn
and the other building had been used
as sort of store house and the loss
sustained altogether was very heavy
for Mr.. Mclean.
/ Mr.. and Mrs N. Oil were In Deni-
son one day the past week, making
the trip in their car.
Miss Nordaker, of Chicago, a sister
OF, Gonar, has been in town the past
week visiting at the home of her
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George Culivan, of Missouri Valley
was in town one day the past week
and while here purchased an Overland
] car from his son, his son driving 1t
home for him.
! Chautauqua will open August 8th,
and plans are now being made for the
biggest and best one ever held here
Gov Brumbaugh is one of the big men
on the program and is considered one
of the big men of the country His
lecture will be one fitting the hour.
| Mrs. A. p. Moore, who has been IN
the Clarkson hospital in Omaha for the
past two weeks is expected home the
| first of the week.
| Mrs. Joe Smith and children, Of Des.
Moines, have been in town visiting
her father, Lucian Houts and her
! brother. Ed. Houts.
| Mrs. Tech, of Charter Oak, was a Wis
itor at the VIM. Oil home the past
week u
Lottie Bixler, Of Denison, was N
town between trains on Monday. Miss
Bixler lived here for several years and
was in the employ Of Nordake, in his
Mrs. John McNally, Of Sioux City.
is in town visiting at the home or her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wright. Mrs.
Mentally is following the profession OF
nursing at Sioux City and is making
good, fact her many friends are
glad to learn. -
Ralph Quirk is now employed at the
OBanion meat market, having left
the employ of Mr. Erickson. a,,,,:
Ed O'Banion and family. OF South
Omaha. are in town, guests of their
many friends and relatives. ...,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meeves and family
of Arion, visited Sunday at the Henry
Meeves home.
VIM Cramer went to Omaha last
week to have his tonsils removed at
the hospital there.
Maurice Taylor has been working
the past few days at the Lehan soda
fountain.
Mrs. John Chambers and daughter,
of Des Moines, have been in town the
past week. They have visited at the
w. A. Chauncy nome also at the homes
Of relatives here.
Miss Head is visiting her brother at