The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-01-07

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Fred Ballentine, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Ballentine, took his departure on
Tuesday of last week for Kansas City,
where he becomes a student OF the
Sweeney auto and tractor school. He
expects to spend the winter there.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ j. Breen and her
sister, Miss Martha Leuck, spent the
day Wednesday in Omaha.
Robert Docherty and wife went over
to Buck Grove Wednesday evening and
enjoyed visit at the home Of their
son. Herbert, and family over New
Years day.
w. w. Clark loaded his household
goods on car Tuesday and shipped them
to the new home at Morningside. He
left Wednesday to get the house IN
readiness for his wife and children who
joined him a few days later. We wish
this estimable family the best of sue
cess insttheir new location. Mr. Clark
goes into the real estate business at
that place.
Miss Jennie Cramer and her visiting
sister, Mrs. Lloyd Wells, and daughter,
Cleo, of Detroit Mich, were passengers
to Dunlap Wednesday, where they spent
New Years day at the home OF their
sister, Mrs. Will Aldrich.'
Mrs. E. N. Chamberlain left Wednes-
day evening for Virginia, ILL.,, upon re-
ceiving message of the serious illness
Of her mother. Mr.. Chamberlain accom-
panied her as far as Denison.
Foster Tillett and wife were arrivals
! Wednesday from Spencer and paid a
several days visit to his mother, Mrs.
j. p. Goodman, and family.
Gus Anderson was a business caller
in Dunlap Tuesday.
Miss Anna Mae Bell was a passenger
to Dunlap Wednesday, where she spent
couple of days with friends.
On Tuesday evening of the past week
the members and friends of the 500 club
spent most delightful time at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smith. j
N. Bell and Mrs. o. J. Judd won the
high scores, for which the former re
ceived a deck Of cards and the latter a
dainty piece of handiwork in the form
Of a dolly. A tempting repast conclud
ed the evening.
George Brink returned Wednesday
from a couple. of days spent, in, Omaha
Misses Anna and Elizabeth thinner
returned to Denison Wednesday follow
Ing couple of days visit here with
relatives. They attended the wedding
tf their brother, Joe thinner, and Miss
Gertrude Griffin, in Buck Grove Tues
day. r,fs ns-
Mrs. Claus Hansen and son, viii
y 4. E. Baber, wife and two daughters
Garnet and Lola, and Mr.. and Mrs
Charley Bell and two children enjoyed
pleasant days visit at the home OF
their son and brother, Carl, and family
in Denison recently.
Foster Cornelius and wife went tt
Dunlap Wednesday for few days visit
with her people.
On Tuesday of the past week Lyle
the youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. d
e. Bremser, suffered a bad injury to hi:
left hand, the result Of a door slanmins
on it. The third finger was so severely
mashed as to necessitate an amputatio1
at the first joint. We are pleased to re
port the littleElad as getting along nice
" now. sss$tE f III. tfz 3t&
Herman Cassabarth and children,tw VIII
have been residing on a farm west O
town a number of years, packed tant
shipped their household goods to Grun
Nv Center the past week, where he re
pently purchased. residence and twelve
lots. hISi.1 40 N'-'ft - =,
Misses Ruby Rolls and Eva Roy were
Visiting in Denison Wednesday, as were
Mrs. Bred Thompson and daughter
Wave.:.a' the iatter two visited thei1
daughter and sister, Mrs. A. j. Wight
at tfes hospital. They report her as get
ting along asaS well LAS scan~be- expected