The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-12-21

Miss Rena Brake, who has been
| holding position at Cherokee for sew
eral months, arrived home Sunday fol
a holiday visit with the home folks
1t is possible that she may not return
| to Cherokee.
School is out for two weeks va
cation and the scholars are happy.
Aunt Jeanett Rae and Mrs. Thomp
son, who have been sick for so many
weeks, are both slowly recovering.
Mrs. A. H. Rudd was an Omaha
shopper Monday.
Elsie Spence and her brother, Eos
ter, who has been attending the Dow
City schools, returned to their home
at Harlan to spend the vacation with
their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Graul are enjoy
ing a visit from their daughter, who
is here from Clinton.
Miss Mildred Virgins went Tuesday
over near Defiance to spend the
Christmas vacation with her sister
Mrs. James Mcbride.
Mrs. Ida Talcott and son, Edgar
went over near Charter Oak Friday
| for a short visit with the Keevan fam
| lily.
Mrs. Herman Logsdon and her sons
Fred and Stanley, have gone tC
Marshalltown for weeks visit with
relatives. Mr.. Logsdon, who has beer
to Chicago, will join the family anG
all will return home together the last
of the week.
dren are quite bad with measles. They
have trained nurse to care for them
Prof. and Mrs. Bunch went Tuesday
to Renwick, Iowa, to spend the vaca
ton visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Edna Gibson-Horn and little
daughter are up from, Omaha for g
weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. Will Buss and Miss Susie Wore
were Omaha shoppers last Wednesday
Mr.. Harry Hams is here from Mid
dletoWn, Ill.,, for weeks visit at the
Mott McHenry home.
Mrs. John Turnlund and children
were down from Arion Monday visit
ing at the A. P. Turnlund home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Gardner and
Miss Susie Wore were Denison shop
pers Monday.
There is to be an entertainment in
the Methodist church December 2Sth
under the auspices of the Epworth
League. The music recital will be by
young folks from Manila, the pianist
and singer coming from there. There
| will also be reader from Wilton
Junction. All are cordially invited to
attend. There will be an admission Of
fifteen and twenty-five cents.
Mrs. A. A. Luke made business
trip to Denison Monday.
| Nellie Jones, daughter of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Isaac Jones, was married Monday
to Mr.. Bryan, of Dunlap. Miss Jones
is an accomplished young lady who
has many friends who will rejoice al
her happy marriage. We are tol(
Mr.. Bryan owns an interest in a mea
market at Dunlap. All their friends
will wish them success and happiness
in their new life.
Charley McHenry, who has for some
time been at Omaha taking treatmen
for nervous trouble, is reported to be
improving.
At a meeting at the NJ. e. church
Monday evening the organization O.
the Boy Scouts of America was ar
ranged and the officers elected. Prof
Bunch is chairman, A. H. Rudd, sec
rotary and treasurer, and Rev. Kosel
chaplain; Frank Glassburner, scou
master and Jay Fields, assistant. Meet
ings will be held in the basement un
der the drug store.
Buy him a suit of clothes for Christ
mas. Our line of suits is largest We
ever had and we guarantee to save
you money. Herman's Store. Sill
Fred Jackson and daughter, Hazel
were up from Shelby county one day
last week to visit with relatives.
Mark Riley, the rural carrier OF
route one, was unable to go on the
route a couple of days last week OF
account of illness. Geo. Brake, substi
tuted for him, Lloyd Brake carrying
the mail in Georges place.
G. w. Huntington left on Sunday
morning for ten days visit with {
sister in Kansas, whom he has moi
seen for seventeen years.
Mrs. w. ". Jordan entertained the
Friday club last Friday afternoon il
most delightful manner. A fine two
course luncheon was served and eacl
person was presented with fine boy
of Christmas candy. Several guests
partook of Mrs. Jordan's hospitality.
Mr.. and Mrs. David McNair came III
from Omaha Wednesday of last week
to look around to see how everything
| progressed during their stay there
| They expect to return to Omaha with
in a few days.
John Griffin invited in few neigh
bors and friends last Friday night fol
a shn-dis. All enjoyed themselves
to the utmost. \ very nice lunch was
served at midnight.
Rumor says that there will be q
| Christmas wedding in town.
John HarGens, OF kimball, S. d., has
been here for short visit with his
mother, Mrs. Anna Doser.
Little Forest Binnall is on the sick
| list
Roy Mcbride and w. c. Rolls mo-
tored to Dunlap last Sunday.
Miss Rena Brake is home after sew.
eral months sojourn at Cherokee.
Leslie Holcomb has rented the Arndt
farm just west of Buck Grove and will
move there in the spring.
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.