The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-08

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Mrs. Floyd Sharp came up from lte,
last week 10 remain at the home Of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Buttefi
worth. until n vacant house can be Sc
cured there They were obliged to give
| i'm the residence they were OCCUPYING
| and have stored their goods for the
present.
Mrs. r. F. Allen, son, Donald. ana
daughter. Norrine, returned the nrst
~ rhe week from a several weeks Wis
| it with her sister. Mrs. w. A.. Sutheis,
and family in Denver, and with rela-
| tiyes at other points in Colorado.
| z. W. Pierce and wife were down
from Denison and spent few days iast
week at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Frank McIIenry.
| Ray Woodruff was up from oinarit
and spent the week end at the nome
iof Miss Janet Rae and with other rela-
tives.
7 Henry Bonsall was down trom Den
ison Sunday visiting at the home OF MS
aunt, Mrs. A. II. Harper.
| Walter c. Holman went down to Onla-
! ha Sunday to spend Il couple q uayS
with his children, Charles and Lois .
Mrs. Thos. MuiGey was IN missouri
Valley between trains Sunday, accom-
hanging her daughter, Mrs. Jay Haher'
| and children that far on their return
"trip to Hooper, Neb.
1 Private Lynn Cooper was up from
4 TT, Omaha making an over Sunday VS.
It with the home folks.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Cook and son,
Oliver. and Mrs. Ida Talcott and son,
Edgar, spent several days. last week NJ
Des Moines taking in the fair.
F Mrs. A.. Fl. Harper and little Marion
Ronsall were in Dunlap Monday. where
they attended a family reunion at the
Ihome of her brother. G. c. Bonsall. and
wife Among the guests present was a
sister of the latter from Tennessee.
ID. l.. Graul wife and children were
down from Arion Sunday and were
! guests of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
G. Graul.
I Private John Cross came up from ~.
Omaha Sunday on a short furlolsn,
lduring which he visited ut the parental,
lEnos Cross, home.
I John Turnlund came up from Cotn-
Gil Bluffs and made Il week end VISIT
among his relatives here.
The Chris Brink family were over
from Charter Oak Saturday visiting
| friends and attending the carnival.
| During the early part of the past
1 week John Birkhofer, the seventeen
YEAR old son OF Mr., and Mrs. A. a..
| Birkhofer, left home. leaving IA note 10
II his parents saving that he wasitircd OF
farm life and had decided toa1oln. he
army. The chief of police at 9iomaha
was notified Immediately bs4te!ephoa'he,
/ and instructed to watch .for,sthe lad ana
! hold him until some one,could come Ior
| him. Several hours later word WAS re-
i ceived that, the boy had been found and
La gentleman from here was sentaatoWn
latter him. Upon his arrival ln,.the city.
Ito his great surprise, he was informed
/ that the lad had escaped from the OIL
GERS and could not be located. fhc
father went down Wednesday in hOpes
Lof learning Of his whereabouts, but fail
Fed in his efforts until Friday, when he
Twas informed that the lad was located
nj Elkhorn. Ncb. He was, given his
Fathers permission to enlist in the
army but had changed his plans and
returned home with Mr.. Birkhofer and
Mearle Binnall, who had gone with the
latter to Nebraska.
/ The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety- met i'm the League room AT the
Methodist church Wednesday. Septem'
her 1st. at 2:3o p, M. The ieafiet, dol.
liars in Action" or How the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society Spends It's
| Money" was read and the fact brought
Tout that only ABA cents out of every
dollar are used to get the other 9a.66
lcents to the foreign field. AT this meet.
ing the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, Mrs.
Il FRANK McIlenfy, VICE pTeSiueiit' l.NlS
In. NJ. Mahin: corresponding secretary,
4 Mrs. Eugene Crandall; treasurer, Mrs.
\ Earl Morrison; recording secretary.
4 Mrs. Frank Glassburner. Mrs. Ida Tai
! colt was given vote of thanks in APP
lpreciation of cher work as superintena-
lent of the Standard Bearers and was
re elected to the same office by unani.
q mous vote of the society. The follow
\ ing committees were appointed: Chill.
4 dren's work. Mrs. l.. e. Poitevin and
Mrs. d. Z. Bremser; program commit
4 tee, Mrs Ward Towne. Mrs. Brinten
4 Sharp and Mrs. w. r. Mcdonald: en-
ltertainment committee. Mrs. s. j. eek
er and Miss Lille Gibson press re-
PORTER. Mrs George Binnall.
i Paul Bramen returned to his home
in Omaha Sunday following visit OF
a week or so with his aunt, Mrs $. a.
n Dow, and family.
+ Mrs. Eva Baber, who has been scri-
u ously i'll for the past two weeks, Is re-
ported slightly improved at this writ
ling. Miss Olga Taylor, of. Odebolt a
trained nurse, was secured the latter
mart of the week to care for her.
Mrs. Milo Kelly was down from Den.
,ison Friday and visited at the home OF
her sister. Mrs. Zeph, Flenhold, and
4 family.
4 Mrs. Pearl Wore has been enjoying a