The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-18

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son "Wednesday evening.
Miss Ava Butler is home from her
school duties this week suffering from
an attack Of the flu. Her sister, Miss
Dorothy, is teaching in her place.
Mrs. McMullen. of Omaha, was a
guest in the A. HI. Nichols home Fri
day night, enroute to Buck Grove, at
which place she will visit for week or
more. .s
C. Staller has rented the A. II. Nichols
farm mile east of town.. recently sold
to C. L. Voss, and will move there the
first Of March.
Miss Elsie Petersen arrived from Clin-
ton the first of the week for an extend
ed visit with relatives. - .stsl En- N
Mr.. and Mrs Curtis Reynolds were
passengers from Boone Friday for an
over Sunday visit at the parental, G.
Reynolds, home.
Guy Stephenson came home Thursday
following a weeks visit with his broth
er, Fred, and family at Castana.
City the first of the week to care for
her son, Robert, and family who are
having a siege of the flu.
Mrs. Lynch, of South. Dakota, visit
ed her sister, Mrs. NJ. Conroy, Friday,
on her way to Vail to see her brother,
Mr.. McAndrews, who is ill.
The box social and Lincoln program
to be held at the school house on Feb
ruary 18th, has been postponed indeff.
nitely on account of sickness.
T.S J. Henry was a brief caller here
Sunday from Council Bluffs on his way
to see his mother, Mrs. Catherine Henry
who is critically lf~at her home north
of Dow City.
Ernest Ladwig, who has been seri.
ously i'll with pneumonia, Is slowly re.
covering. Ernest, Jr. is still very sick
and we wish for the little fellow a
speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Lee left this week
for Newport, Neb., where they will en-.
joy ten days visit with his mother
and other relatives.
Mrs. p. Mullen was up from Dunlap
a few days this week.
Mrs. A. A. StorrS is slowly recovering
from pneumonia Mr.. StOrrs brother
came from Ida Grove the first of the
week and took the week old baby and
three other children home with him,
where they will remain until the moth
er fully RECEIVERS.
3 Miss Nora Stephenson has. been out
to the Earl Chambers home the past
week caring for several flu patients.
Miss Mary Alice Slee returned Mon
day from weeks sojourn with her
folks in Hampton.
Mrs. J. w. Butler is at the Lawrence
Henry home this week helping to care
for her mother.
Mrs. Ed Dorsey who has been nurs-
ing flu patients in the Ben Mitchell
home south of town the past week,
came home Saturday. On Sunday she
was called to the r. Wingroye home
and will remain there for a week or so,
NTrs Flora Mntter ia at the T.. c.. But
Ter home this week nursing Miss Ava,
through siege of the flu,
Mrs. Earl Trip was a passenger to
Denison Sunday evening.
w. O. Mari and e. Dorsey, of Mar.
shalltown, spent Sunday with the home
folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Talcott and sons,
Cecil, Lynn and Marion. were guests
in the Raymond Butterworth home in
Dow City, on the Sabbath.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thompson. Of
MRS James Nelson. Z Mrs. Nelson will
have assalc on Saturday, after which
sllef will econpar.ylf her daughter to
Spencer to make her future home. i.
Mrs. VIM. Allen and daughter, May.
who were called here from Blair on act
count of sickness in the E. Ladwig
home, laturhed home .HQesday.. s.
sMrssSMarY Slhl. and sons. Arthur
and August, were county seat visitors
Tuesday evening
NJoe Bramleys and bride visited friends
in DenisonG Sunday. 81. 81
Henry Ladwig returned to his home
days spent at the bedside of his brother,
Ernest. .4a,s4s 81
George Stilson was passenger to
DeniSon Sunday evening. Ss+ ~