The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-10-28
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Sprague. gave reception last Friday
evening. Each person was requested
to represent ship which caused great
amusement. A box of chocolate
candy was awarded to the one who
gave the greatest number of correct
names. The following young ladies
gave the same number of correct
names: Misses Ava Butler. Bertha
Lewis and Eta Fewens. John Fern re-
ceiving a bottle of catsup as BOBBY
prize. An elegant three course
luncheon was served. Leo returns
to the navy liz a few days and does
not expect to return for two years.
Mrs. Hillie Newman and baby
spent a week with relatives in Buck
Grove.
Mr.. jeff Phillips is rapidly i'm
proving from his recent sickness.
Mr.. Chas. Horn was Denison Wis
itor Monday.
Ned Wilder transacted business here
Monday.
Mr.. Joe Hollowell and Eldridge
Bryan had the misfortune to break
their buggy tongue last Sunday after
noon while on their journey southeast
of Arion.
Mr.. Leo Sprague visited the Dow
City High School and gave an inter
estirg talk on bis work in the navy.
Mrs. Smith from Portland. Ore,
is visiting her niece. Mrs. Geo. Bin
we'll. Bessie McDougai came as far
as Omaha with her. where she will
visit short time and then spend her
time with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs VIM. Houston.
Miss Lewis spent Sunday with her
friend. Mrs. Milo Kelly.
Miss Hazel kevan closed her fall
term of school and will go to Phillip,
S. D., to visit relatives.
Mrs. Zeph. Fienhold returned Fri
day from Ida Grove. where she atten l.
ed the funeral of relative.
Friends of Mrs. Stewart Grace have
received word that her condi ion is
serious and the operation will not
take place for several days. She is
at the hospital at Rochester.
MINI.
Rev. Mix of Chicago writes that
he will be here about Nov. Is, and
take charge of the pastorate of the
Arion church.
Mrs. E. o. HoKe and Ger trude Tai
colt were Denison visitors Monday.
Mrs. Wiswell left Friday morning
for Deadwood S. d., where she spent
a few weeks pleasantly at the home
of her sister. Mrs. Samuel Fox.
A great many teachers in this local
ity attended the teachers convention
in Denison. All report fine tins
although the weather was not favor
able.
Mrs. Ralph Clark and children
enjoyed visit at the home of Mir
and Mrs. Frank Michels of Emmets-
berg.
The friends of Eva Grady are glae
to know that she has fully recovered
from a serious sickness with dyph
iberia
N. P. Underhill shipped two cal
loads of hogs TO Chicago last Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. Austin Hill of Moortield. n b
is visiting with his sister. Mr.
Maxey.
Mr.. Thos. Lawrence. formerly OF
Charter Oak. but now of Washington
visited Monday with his brother-in
law. Thos. Hewlett. He think!
his health is much improved in the
western state.
The Misses Norine and Mcmillan
teachers in the Council Bluffs schools
called on their friend, Mrs. w. c.
Larson, on their way home from the
convention in Denison last week.
Mr.. Anderson is now invoicing hi.
stock of goods and his intentions now
are to leave them here under the
management Of Mr.. w. C. Larson.
Miss Grace Howorth ably filled
Miss Lulu Howorth's place in the
school last Monday. owing to illness
of the latter.
Mrs. N. F. Stilson received wore
from her sister, Mrs. Frank Davie
of Dunlap that her daughter, Isabe
had the misfortune to break her arm
while visiting relatives near Logan.
Alta Stiltson went to the home o.
her aunt to remain during her absence
as it will not be possible to bring the
patient home for several days.
A. j. Mackey attended the schoo
directors meeting in Denison las
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Parsons of Fairfield returned
to her home last Friday having spen
several days with her sister. Mrs
VIM. Rule.