The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-11-10
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tives and friends today.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Milligan visited
Sunday in Manning with Mrs. Milli-
gan's children.
Mrs. Hugo Wiley and baby left
Sunday morning for North Dakota
for an extended visit there at her
parental home.
Carrie Gleiser spent Fridav and
Saturday in Charter Oak attending
the convention of the Rebekahs. She
represented the local order, returning
home Saturday.
Jesse Dempster of Charter Oak Wis
ited here over Sunday with his par
ents.
Mr.. Warren Bills of Emmett, N.
D., came Tuesday for an extended
visit here with his daughter, Mrs. C.
A. Sykes and friends.
John Berkmeir was a Manning bus
mess visitor Thursday.
Tie Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will meet Wednesday
in the country With Mrs. Cliff Wickes.
Mrs. Our of North Dakota returned
to her home Saturday, after pleasant
visit here with her sister, Mrs. Ben
| Whey.
Mrs. Hendricks and three children
of Mcclellan. Iowa. visited here the
past week with the formers friend,
Mrs. W. F. Berkmeir. She returned
to her home Monday
| The Guild Of the Presbyterian
chruch will meet Friday afternoon
with Mrs. R. G. jackson.
Rev. Macintosh of Lorimore, N.
1 D.. who accepted the call extended
by the local Presbyterian church, is
expected to move here this week and
take charge of his work here as pas
tor.
Miss Leila Hosbrook, who teaches
the first grammar room in the public
schools. visited relatives and friends
| in Woodbine Sunday.
| Mrs. R. G. jackson and children
returned from Woodbine Tuesday even
ing. after q visit there with Mrs.
Jackson's parents.
Amy Emery. who was reported to
be on the sick list the past week is
rapidly improving apd her many friends
hope she will be around again.
Miss Beatrice Kirkup. music SUPER
visor in the public schools here. spent
Sunday in Denison visiting at her
parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ivey and baby
visited Saturday and Sunday in.
Mapleton with Mr.. Ivey's friends.
Miss Katie Fredrickson of Council
Bluffs visited here over Sunday with
her friend. Mrs. c. 81. White. and
with other relatives and friends.
D. N. Steele Of Omaha. who for
merly conducted a meat market here,
WIS seen on our streets Friday tram
! sactipg business.
| Mrs. c. s. Dempster is reported to
be quite i'll at the present writing.
Her manv friends hope she will soon
be able to be around again.
Mr.. James lvey left Wednesday
|evening for Wisconsin, having been
called there by the death of his moth.
er, who was SO years Of age. Mr..
Ivey's many friends extend sympthy
to him in his hour Of bereavement.
Mics Hattie Pepper of Denison Wis.
tied here the past week with her
friend, Mise Agnes LaTurno.
Mrs. Cora Webster Daniels left
Tuesday evening for her home in Des
Moines,' after two weeks visit here
with her friend, Miss Nan Bayles.
She was accompanied bv Miss Bayles,
who will visit in Des Moines with her
until the Holidays.
Abbie Cook visited over Sunday in
sleola with her sister. Mrs. Andrew
Pearce. returning home Sunday even
ing.
Nina Sykes completed her fall term
l Va SSuVOA az 0eOCh 0EOVO vi CEIU0y
last. She gave q program. Mis-
Sykes is now at home enjoying her
| vacation.
Miss Ora Bliven, who has been Wis
iting at Viola Center. Iowa. with
relatives, came home Wednesday. She
will teach school this winter at the
Pleasant Hill school
Misses Ellen Barrett and Alice
Baker spent Friday afternoon in Buck
Or We visit g Nina Sykes school.
Miss Dora Schroeder returned home
r. m Denison Friday evening, where
sb, had been visiting friends
Mr.. end Mrs. T. W. Brown are in
Wisconsin this week visiting friends
AMI relatives They expect to be
absent about month.
Miss Lerene Jackson, who attends
Morningsite College. visited over
Su 'day here with her parents, Mr..