The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-10-07

Dakota to visit their sister Mrs. VIM.
Smith for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Wilson have
gone to South Dakota to visit their
son, Marion.
Mr.. Joe Fret, VIM. Nemitz were pas
sengers to Sioux City Saturday.
Mr.. p. II. Davis was called to Deni-
son Saturday to testify in the Lang
case.
Willie Davis, Willie Grath and the
Jacobson boys went to Rodney on
Saturday to meet the high school boys
in a field contest.
Miss Stella Robb, one of Schleswigs
teachers spent Sunday with her par
ents in Charter Oak
Services were held in the M. e..
church Sunday morning, Rev. Barley
the new minister being here. He
preached at Ute in the evening" Mrs.
Barley expects to settle here as soon
as his goods come. He has only been
here one year in this country. He
and his wife were missionaries in
Bengali, India and poor health COM
PEELED their giving it up at least for
a while.
Mrs. A. F. Barber entertained a
company OF 25 guests last Thursday,
10 of whom We're the Coterie Club at
Denison and the other 10 being from
Charter Oak. She served a delicious
six course supper being assisted by
Misses Wilma Robb and Stella Artf
The Denison club returned home on
the evening train. On Friday evening
Mrs. Barber again entertained some
more of the Charter Oak ladies and
all vote her a most charming hostess.
| On Tuesday evening the Presbyter-
ian Ladies held a reception for both
| Rev. VIM and Rev. Johnson. Ut
was a public affair and everybody WAS
served with cake and coffee alike
| Mr. Winn was presented with a hand
some gold watch fob and also foun-
tain pen. A missionary quilt present
ed by the missionary society was also
given him.
Wednesday evening was the scene
OF another reception at the home of
Mr.. Charles Robertson in honor of
Rev. johnson. All report a good time
and before they broke up the Nj. E.
ladies presented him with a handsome
arm chair.
The social given at the home of Mrs
George Jones was decided success
in every way.
Miss Eva Starkhouse who is book
keeper at Woodward's store, spent
Sunday at her home in Bayard.
Born to Mrs. Vic Larson at the
home of her parents on Monday, Oct
5, fine baby girl
Mrs H. H. Sturges and Miss Mel
lie Robertson returned Friday from
their western trip much improved in
health and appearance. Miss Drake
stayed over Sunday in Denver to visit
her friend, Miss Mary Wright.
Mrs. l.. E. Goodwin has been quite
i'll the past week or two We hope
to see her improve rapidly.
Mrs. Rogers has been having quite
spell of bad health lately too. She
is improved now.
Miss Clara Davis is again feeling
pretty bad and here's to hoping She
will soon improve permanently.
Mrs. Black still continues to improve
and we hope in course of time to have
her out amongst us again.
Theo. Drake, Herman Riedesel and
others made Mr.. Grippe's acquaint-
ance and consequently he gripped
them too tightly for comfort Sunday
so they stayed at home from church
till he lets go.
Mr.. F. H. Davis has been granted
vacation for few days and has
gone TO Nebraska to visit a brother
Thos. McGrath, of Denison, has been
over several days assisting in the con-
struction OF the new water supply for
Ricketts,.
A daughter of Adolph Rosburg was
operated upon for appendicitis. Dr.
Herman assisted Drs. McWilliams and
Hill perform the operation at the
city hospital Sunday evening.
Promptness Paws