The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-05-26

NJ. E. church. Rev. Cable not being
sufficiently able to deliver sermon.
Tuesday evening, May Is. ut the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Saunders
the members of the Philathean Society
entertained their husbands and friends.
Mrs. John Weaver and daughter of
Phillipsburg. Kansas, have been visit
ing here the past week with the
formers daughter. Mrs. Tom Moore.
Misses Isabelle Morgan and Mildred
Robertson spent Saturday in Buck
Grove picnicing.
Miss Ethel Thompson, who teaches
in the public schools at Denison visited
here over Sunday with her mother.
w. A. Browns travelling company
gave a minstrel show here Friday and
Saturday evening in the Germania
oprea house. 1t was accompanied by
a base ball nine called Tennessee
Rats" who played "Jordan's Colts''
Friday afternoon on the home grounds.
The score was IA to in favor of Jor-
dams Colts.
Friday evening, May 81. the Juniors
entertained the Seniors and teachers of
Manila High School at the home Of
Miss Prosser. At 8 O'Clock all pres
ent started on the African expedition.
Story sheets were distributed and
every one was to fill in the blanks.
The words that supplied the blanks
were spelled incorrectly on small
maps of Africa which hung around
the room and the words had to be
re-arranged and put in the blanks.
Immediately after this. each one was
armed with a rifle and whistle and
instructed to hunt for animals, which
were hidden around in the rooms.
Lorene Jackson received the prize for
capturing the most animals. Then
small maps of Africa with a conun-
drum on them we're given to the boys
and on other maps we're the answers
which were given to the girls. thus
each found their partner for supper.
The following two course luncheon
was served First course-olives,
lettuce, sandwiches, pickles. pressed
chicken. nut bread, potato salad.
Second course-Angel Food. Burnt
sugar cake. strawberries. ice cream,
frappe. The rooms were decorated in
the Senior class colors, green and
white, every thing was carried out in
these colors as near as possible
Everyone had q lovely time and all
would like to go to Africa again.
Miss Ella Tarver and Mrs. NJ. M.
Cable spent Tuesday in Defiance visit
inx friends.
Mrs. E. M. Wertenberger returned
from Chicago the first of the week
where she had been visiting relatives
and friends.
Charley Lyon is at Vinton this week
attending the commencement exercises
of the Iowa State College for the blind
which was held May %.
Mrs. Raey Sutton left Friday for
Shenandoah to attend the commence
ment exercises held there. her sister,
Miss Odessa. being one of the gradu-
ates.
John Harrison and wife spent Mon
day visiting relatives in the country.
Julius Thede spent Wednesday in
the country transacting business.
Mary Donahue spent Thursday in
the country visiting her sister, Mrs.
McGafferty.
| Cash Crakes. who is in hospital
at Omaha is reported to be improving
rapidly and contemplates coming home
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bill and children
spent Sunday in the country visiting
at the Jacob Gessman home.
F. L. Van shke drove over to Den.
ison Saturday to attend the County
Sunday School convention held there
Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Ban Whey visited the pas,
week in the country with her daugh-
tier, Mrs Harry Mcleod.
4 M. and Mrs. j. j. McDermott
|spen. Sunday visiting in the country
at the Brocklesley home in Haye.
township.
| Gladys Crakes gave picnic Satur.
day to the pupils of her school. which
is north vest of town.
Mrs. Harry Schram of Avon. S
D.. came Monday evening to attent
the commencement exercises ant
alumni banquet to be held here thi
week.
Mrs. Mae Larson and children o
Parker. S. D., came Saturday even
ing for an extended visit here wi