The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-25

! Houston were in Denison Saturday
where the former consulted a physician
4 in regard to her health which is quit,
poorly.
Gail Ridenour left the first of tn
week for Dysart, where he has accept
1 ed position in a canning factory. III
will make his home with his grand
mother who resides there.
\ Mrs. Ben Crandall, of Woodbine, il
spending the week here, with her sis
| ter-in-law, Mrs. Sophrone Bell, and at
tending the T.. d. S, reunion.
Mrs. Claus Hansen, Mrs. Eva Baber
and Mrs. E. D. Barnes were in Dunlal
Monday, the former consulting a den
fist while there.
Miss Elizabeth Newton of Glen 81
len, ILL.,, was an arrival the past weel
for visit at the Charlie Smith home
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Wingrove ant
children went to Harlan Wednesday
for visit with relatives and to take
in the fair, returning Saturday.
Gid Van Steenburg, of Marysville
Mo-, has been a guest at the j. HI
Young home the past week. b,
George Gress, who recently moved in
from the country, has accepted EN-
ployment at the Ahart elevators. =.
Mrs. John Mathison and daughter
Grace, were up from Woodbine Sunday
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Divine family and attending the L. D.
S. reunion.
Mrs. John FramptOn, of Boone, Z was
a pleasant visitor at the Frank McHen,
ry home during the week.
Miss Alfredo Meyer left Monday eve
ming on her return trip to her home
in Laramie, Wyo., having spent the
greater part Of the summer here at the
home of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Cramer, and other relatives:
The G. III. Best family entertained
her brother, ordie Leslie, and family
of Dunlap Sunday.
Mearle Binnall and Homer Wiley
have returned from a visit of few
weeks at the home Of the former
brother, DR.. Bryce B. Binnall, and
wife at Pierson.
Eugene Crandall. wife, and children
were in Harlan "Wednesday attending
the fair.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Nair of Norfolk, Neb. will learn with
Interest Of the birth of a baby daugh-
ter to them recently. The family re.
sided on the Ed Ahart farm east Of
town number Of years ago, and have
a wide acquaintance in this vicinity.
Mrs. r. G. Luke, of Lake View, is
in town this week visiting friends and
looking after her business interests.
The HOnas Walters home was the
scene Of much pleasure Saturday eve
ming, the occasion being a dancing
party. About one hundred and TWEEN
ty.five guests were present to partici-
pate in the evenings gayety. At O late
hour, refreshments were brought forth
after which the company reluctantly
dispersed, having had an exceptionally
fine time.
Miss Mary Olson who has been spend
ing sometime in this vicinity, left on
Sunday for her home at Soldier.
Mrs. Mary Hawley came up from
Omaha Sunday for a visit with her sis
ters,i Mrs Romanan Wight and Mrs.
Alfred Jackson, and to be in attend
ance at the l.. ID. s. reunion.
Misses Louise and Margaret Rule and
their brother, Billy, were arrivals the
past week from Boone for visit with
the Rule families here. The former
lis enjoying a vacation from her nbrs.
ing duties at Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Edwards, ST., re-
turned Monday from Defiance where
they had been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. David McAllister and family.
Thos. Nice ollough, wife and children
were in Denison Sunday where they
attended a family reunion at the home
Of his mother. glttal-5 iGs
Mrs. Gid Wright and daug liter, An.