The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-06-17
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DOra schroeder spent the past
week in Walnut visiting friends and
relatives.
Clyde James and wife are row
pleasantly located in tie new resi-
dence recently erected by Carl Otiiner.
W. f. Whe!a!d and wife returned
home from Walnut Wednesday even
ing after pleasant visit there with
relatives.
Amy Brennecke of Marshall.own
came Wednesday for a visit with her
friend. Lillian Hoes.
Mrs. Graham and grand daughte.
Emelie Carothers visited this week al
the Henry Hargens home in Manning
Lulu Willis, who teaches school
near Kenwood spent Sunday here with
her parents. Arthur Willis and wife,
Nate Dillingham; visited at his par
entail home in Manning Thursday.
The Standard Bearers of the nj. E.
church met Tuesday evening. June 8.
with Fred [. Nellis at his pleasant
country home near Botna. After the
usual program and study hour, refresh
ments were served. All report an
enjoyable time.
David Boot Of Ute spent several
days here last week transacting bus
mess
Mile Milligan attended the Tour
nament in Denison last week.
Allie Morris of Denison is visiting
here with her cousin, Hannah Bayles.
Lillian Dougherty of Kenwood was
Manila business visitor Wednesday.
Anna Fredrickson is visiting this
week in Mapleton with her brc taer,
John and wife.
Mrs. John Opperman took Mrs.
Charley Schroeders place at the depot
as matron several days last week.
Hannah Bayles. Gladys Crakes and
Victoria Saunders attended the Fire
mems tournament in Denison last
week.
Mrs. Charley Schroeder and daugh-
ter. Dora were Sioux City. business
visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. w. E. Brocklesby and children
returned from Vail this week where
they had reen visiting relatives.
Mrs. F. M. Offiner was Kirkman
visitor Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lem Burlington We're
Defiance business visitors Monday, go
ing down there to arrange matters in
regard to running the merry-go-round
there the 4th of July.
Mrs. F. NJ. Offiner and Miss Matte
Burlington were Irwin business visit
ors Wednesday.
Services at the NJ. E. church, Sun
day, June 81: Sunday school 10000
o'clock; Preaching, 1880 O'clock;
Glass Meeting, 12.Q4 o'clock; Junior
Epworth League, 2:3O o'clock; Senior
Eworth League, 1900 o'clock; Preach
ing, 500 o'clock. Every body invited
to all these services, NJ. NJ. Gable,
pastor.
Remember the Recital on Friday
evening, June 10. Miss Dawn Thomp-
son, reader. Admission 15c and 25c.
Fred Schwartz, of Clinton, Iowa.
came Saturday evening to spend the
summer here with his brother, Gail
Schwartz.
Geo. WILLIS returned home from
Mt. Vernon Wednesday after spend
ing the past year there in college.
e. A. Packard returned to Council
Bluffs Monday morning after spend
ing Sunday here at his home.
The @. P. Q's. meet with Ethel Barr
on Friday evening at her home near
Astor. A very enjoyable time was had
by all present and at late hour a
three course luncheon was served :
Edward Barber and wife spent Sun
day in the country
Judd Packard returned home from
Iowa City Monday after spending the
last year there at college.
S. M. Nicely and family spent Sun
day in the country at the pleasant
nome or Mr.. and MIS-. Charles Let
ferts.
w. S. Moore was Sioux City bust,
ness visitor the first of the week.
Isaac Hird and family spent Sun.
day visiting relatives in the country
Edward Thebold was Denison
business visitor Thursday.
Mike Broderick attended the fun.
eral of friend in West Failure, We'd
nesday.
Mrs. George Merdinger and child
ren of Buck Grove were Manila bust
ness visitors Monday.
Clark Easterly, of Glen, Iowa, stop
ped off between trains Thursday, here