The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-05-22
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Dan HOWOrCn. VINO IS working IN
Council Bluffs. spent Sunday at home.
Asa Baber of Maltoon. H.. is here
for short stay with relatives.
3. D. Butts and wife returned
from Council Bluffs Thursday even
ing. after having spent few days
visiting their daughter at that place.
DR.. Gannaway's father returned to
Webb. Ia. last Tuesday.
j. R. Rudd. A. H. Rudd and wife
went to Deloit Wednesday to attend
the funeral of j. L. Turner.
Elder c. E. Butterworth will de-
liver the Memorial sermon at the M.
E. church on Sunday May 26th. and
Rev. A. L. Curtis the Memorial ad-
dress on Decoration Day.
Mrs. E. Bixler had the misfortune
to fall while attending to her house
hold duties. breaking one of her arms.
DR.. and Mrs. Gannaway accom-
panied Roscoe Holcomb to Chicago
Friday morning. The latter has
suffered great deal the last year.
the results of having a tooth pulled,
and has gone there hoping his jaw
may be permanently cured. The Doc
tor will be there with him for two
weeks and will also avail himself of
the opportunity to take little post
graduate work. and get some new APP
paratus for his Office here. Mrs. Can
naway will visit a brother there.
E. R. Brake has moved his house
hold goods to his own residence. but
will continue to run the bakery at the
same place as heretofore.
Chester Bonsall was up from Dun
lap Thursday. He rented the build
ing now occupied by DIR. CARRIER, to
E. H. Crandall for barber shop.
Mr.. G. Virgins and w. E. Fishel
were in Denison Thursday afternoon.
Daisy Robinson and Josie Mcbride
were in Arion Thursday evening. at
tending the first street concert given
by the Arion band.
Rev. Jacob Bremen and wife are
visiting relatives in Nebraska. this
week.
Miss Onstott of Orson. is guest
of Daisy Robinson for commencement
week.
Ellen Scott who has been teaching
school at St. Anthony. Idaho, came
Thursday to spend the summer with
her sister Barbara and other relatives.
Arthur Barstler is spending this
week at his home at Burr, Nebr.
Rev. A. L. Curtis went to Little
Sioux Sunday afternoon to deliver the
baccalaurate sermon.
On Friday afternoon nearly one
hundred people gathered at the home
of Mr.. and Mrss P. j. Hallowell to
celebrate their twenty fifth wedding
anniversary. The Hallowell home has
always been noted for its hospitality
and their reputation as the best of
entertainers was re-established on
that date. Many beautiful and costly
presents were received. Misses Ada
and Inez Hallowell came from Ames
and had charge of the three course
luncheon which was served. We wish
Mr.. and Mrs. Hallowell many happy
years more of pleasant compromising.
Mrs. Robinson and her pupils had
picnic in the mineral park Friday.
They invited the Seniors to partake
of the dinner they had prepared. and
the invitation was gratefully accept
ed. All report having had an ex-
cellent time.
On Friday afternoon Miss Riddles
and Miss Goddard's pupils gave a
joint program. They gave several
very pretty drills along with the re-
citation and singing. and the whole
program showed that much time and
practice had been given to it.
Miss Virgins. who has been i'll for
a couple of weeks. was unable to pre-
pare program, so she gave little
party to her pupils at her home Fri
day afternoon. Games We're played
and then the little folks were taken
to the ice cream parlor and treated
ice cream.
On Saturday evening a progressive
dinner was given to the "Class of
07'' and Mr.. Kies and Miss Newman.
The soup and fruit curses were serv-
ed by Nettie Wiley and Alice Poite-
vim at the home of Miss Wiley. The
meat and salad courses by Lola Fishel
and Nellie Mcdonald at tthe home of
Miss Fishel. The ices were served
by Miss Alfredo Gloe at the home of
Mrs. Harry Huntington. The dining
room decorations were the same at