The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-07-12
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Mrs. Cora Wanless and her two chill
|dren, Ruth and Ray, of Vernon, B. c..
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Dob
son, arrived last Monday after an alb
sence of rs years. She is greeted with
much pleasure by relatives and
friends. They find the weather very
warm after living in the northwest.
The fourth was very quiet day at
Deloit. The firecrackers and the flags
at the homes We're gentle reminder
of the day. Many went to DenisOn. q
few to the lakes, some to Dunlap,
while quite few with their families
enjoyed an outing and picnic dinner
in the grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Worley spent q
few days last week at her parental
home near Vail.
Mrs. j. w. True has been enter
tanning her friend, Miss Blake, for sew
eral days..
Miss Clara Richardson has been
quite sick the past two weeks.
Mrs. Jesse, of Hastings, Neb, who
has been spending few weeks visit
ing in Illinois, stopped Thursday on
her return home to visit at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. B. E. McKim.
Officers at the L. D. S. Sunday
school were elected a week ago last
Sunday as follows: Lacy Myers, super
intendent; Lloyd Winans. assistant
superintendent; Iva Mason, secretary;
Mrs. F. H. Brogden, treasurer; Coda
Mason, organist; and for distribut-
ing and gathering the books, Russell
Hunt and Susie Hattery We did not
learn who the librarian or teachers
are. Religio officers-Mrs. Eta Hunt
was retained president and Lacy
Myers, vice president and Mrs. Edna
NeWcOm as Organist.
Mrs Helen Hess is having new
house built, N. H. Brogden doing the
carpenter work.
The writer was also remembered by
r. w. Robertson in serving ice cream
Saturday by sending her very gener
GUS dish which was fine.
Miss Nina Landon visited last
week at the home of her friend, Miss
Florence Munsey, at Dow City. She is
now helping Mrs. S. Horr with her
house work.
Bert Darling, wife and family WIS.,
tied and spent the fourth at the home
of his father near Ellis.
James McKim, B. Darling and Andy
Barthman enjoyed a couple of days
at the lake the past week.
Miss Eunice Dobson started Monday
for North Dakota to visit at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Matte Riggleman,
and family. She will probably make
other visits during her absence. She
has secured position in the Arion |
schools, to begin September 4th.
The Modern Remedy company last |
week was we'll attended and quite we'll
enjoyed. The baby of George Zea. Jr.
and wife took the prize as the best |
looking baby, a diamond ring. Ralph |
McKim and Harlow Mason a dollar
each for their prize fight and Edith |
most popular young lady. They went
from here to Lake View Monday.
Mrs. Juliet Johnson spent the past
week visiting at Deloit with friends,
returning to Denison Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Turner and |
spent Sunday at her parental
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schiller,
Mrs. Turner and children remained to
visit longer the baby's first visit to
grandpa and grandma.
Have you been reading OF the sew
oral splendid attractions that have
been advertised in the Review each
week for the Chautauqua? If so you
can't help being enthused with the
dea of wanting to attend.
Richard Robinson, wife and Madame
Robinson We're guests of Mrs. F. A.
True Sunday.
Our genial and obliging cream agent
S ever solicitous of his patrons. Sat
lrday Mr.. Robertson not only treat
I'd his customers to some superlative
ce cream, but he also generously re-
rendered the parson and his wife.
These little courtesies augment ones
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wall spent last week
It Milford Center, calling on their
Rev. E. Lewis Wallis subject for
lext Sunday is: Heaven" There will