The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-01-12
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where they will visit her sister before
they return to the ir home in Scranton.
MH.: D, son spent the holidays with
Nv. Dyson and family.
Mir leila Hosbrcok returned from
MysS ], 1swa. Sunday. where she
had spent her holiday vacation Wis
iting relatives.
Miss Eva Bliven visited with
friends in Panama Wednesday and
Thursday of this week.
Miss Flossie Kenner returned home
in Belle PLANE, after a weeks visit
with her uncle. G. D. Brckaw and
family.
Ras Rasmussen transacted business
in Omaha Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stoker, who
live in Walkertown. are the proud
parents of son which came to make
his home with them Monday.
Miss Minda Tillett returned from
Omaha Thursday, after weeks visit
there with her aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Distlehurst.
j. C. Dyson was Carroll business
visitor the fore part of the week going
over Monday.
Miss Abbie Cook returned from
Nicola Monday. after weeks visit
there with her sister, Mrs. Andrew
Pearce.
Miss Dora Schroeder. who teaches
the Mullinger school, spent Sunday in
Town visiting her parents. Goldie
Schroeder visited in the country with
Dora the past two weeks.
Rae Breckenridge left Monday
morning for Omaha, where he went
to attend business college.
Miss Nora Collins returned from
Buck Grove Sunday evening. where
she had been visiting at the Sullivan
and WEIGH homes.
Miss Georgia Gardner of Leon came
z Saturday so as to take up her work
here as music sup ervisor in the public
schools. Miss Gardner was elected to
fill the vacancy caused by Miss Beat
rice Kirkup's resignation.
Will Neiman and daughter, Ella.
spent the past week in Minden visit
ing with friends and relatives.
R. C. Jackson. cashier of the First
| National Bank, and son, Robert tran
4 sacted business in Sioux City Friday.
J.. M. Hladik. who has been travel.
ing agent for the Nicola Elevator
and Grain Company. has resigned
his position as such. We failed to
learn what he will do now. however.
he is as yet undecided himself.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church will meet Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. T.
II. Brown.
Mrs. Slater is reported to be quite
seriously i'll at this writing and, no
doubt, by the time the paper goes to
press, she will have crossed the river
there to meet friends and relatives
who have gone before.
The Sunday School of the Methodist
church held business meeting Thurs
day evening in the lecture room of the
church. The following officers were
elected: Supt.. vacant; 1st Asst.
Supt.. j. M. Bladick; End Asst
Supt.. ]. G. Dyson; Secretary. Ellen
Barrett: Asst. Secretary. Ethel Hay
ward; Treasurer. Lowell Brokaw :
Organist. Marie Barrett: Asst.
Organist, Clara Hladik; Chorister,
Cora slagg; Asst. Chorister. Hazel
Dempster; Librarian. Eula Emery.
As will be noted the Office of SUPER
,ntendent is still vacant. to be filled
at some later meeting. The assist
ants have charge of the Sunday School
now.
Andrew Pearce of Nicola cams Sun.
day evening to help remodel the in
side of the Barrett building which
will be occupied by j. C. Dyson.
Miss Nina Sykes, who teaches the
Hancock school. spent Sunday in town
visiting her parents.
Miss Martha Hird returned Sunday
evening from Denison. where she had
been visiting her parents during the
holiday vacation. Miss Hird teaches
the Second intermediate room in our
public schools.
d. P. Robertson purchased lots 10
and II in block 81, Fairview Addition
the past week from Mr.. Peterson Of
Harlan. Contractor Potter has drawn
I'D contract and as soon as the
weather permits will erect an eight
room house on these lots for MIR.
Roberts n.
Murro Van Meter returned to Ames
the latter part of the week to resume
his college duties there. after a two
weeks vacation with his parents.
Miss Alma Murray, Assistant Princi-
pal of the High School. returned Mon
day from Cincinnati, Ohio, where she
l.