The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-08-30
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A party, consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Inghram, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Wall and Miss Edith Dickinson, of
Lincoln, Neb. autoed to Vail last
Wednesday
Carpenters and painters are beau
tifying the interior of the school build
ing.
Many of our citizens were in Vail
last week to attend the carnival.
The union picnic of the two local
church was pronounced success.
After the children had rendered their
literary and musical program, more
than 500 people resorted to the grove
and enjoyed the basket dinner.
III Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Fear are enter
tanning company.
j Rev. E.. Lewis Wallis subject for
next Sunday is: The Lengthy Man
Trying to Sleep on the Short Bed"
Miss Miller, of Morningside, is IN
town, the guest of her college mate,
Miss Myrtle lnghram.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
with Mrs. Robert Childress Saturday
afternoon. The occasion being Mr..
Childress' birthday, large attendance
is desired. The ladies are urged to
UIluS luc1I uUSUdIAuo.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Newcom, of Boyer
attended services at Deloit Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Robinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cook We're at Vail
last Friday to attend the obsequies
of the late Mr.. Hannah.
Mrs. Winnie Brown and Miss Eunice
Dobson were among those who attend
ed the teachers institute in Denison
last week.
S. W. Streeter and family enjoyed
a visit with relatives who came to
see them last week.
Mrs. B. e. McKim returned from her
visit to her old home at Hastings,
Neb., Monday. She enjoyed her visit
greatly. She also had the pleasure of
visiting her. friend, Mrs. Cheney. who
is now widow. She lives at Have
lock, Neb., and has a general store,
which she and her three Oldest chill
dren have charge of, and they enjoy
good trade. They were former resi-
denis of Deloit and have many friends
who will be glad to hear from them.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. H. Brogden and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Brogden and their
daughter, Emma, returned week
ago last Saturday from a three weeks
visit with their cousins at the Rove
homes in and around Cleveland, Ohio,
and other points. They visited many
places of interest, among them their
grandfather's grave, Garfeld'S mOnu-
ment and other scenes long to be re-
membered. They stopped over one
day in Chicago and saw the airships
sailing in the air.
The following officers were elected
in the Willing Workers society for six
months Mrs. f. r. Montgomery, pres
ident; Mrs. Benjie Winans, vice-pres-
islent; Mrs. J. ". True, secretary, and
Mrs. Ann Winans. treasurer. They
meet every Wednesday, this week with
Mrs. F. H. Brogden.
Miss Florence Munsey returned 10
Dow City Tuesday after spending a
very pleasant week with friends at De-
lott
Ray Winans returned from Chicago
last Tuesday, having been there with
stock, which they shipped the Satur.
day previous.
Zea Brothers drove to Denison last
Wednesday for load of ice for their
meat market
Mrs. Deal, of Boone, and her baby
were the guests of the Mrs. George
and Ray Winans recently.
The hard times social at the Mrs.
Kessler home Saturday evening was
pronounced a success, regardless OF
the heavy rain. All had gathered be-
fore the rain. The prizes offered for
those showing the worst hard times
garbs were given to Amanda Chris
lianscn and Verne Wilkinson.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Christie moved
to Boyer Monday.
Miss Flora Robertson and her moth
er, Mrs. K. Robertson, We're in Deni-
son Wednesday, having some dental
work done.
S. Horr and John Cose went up to
Ulmer and Wall Lake last week with
their teams and mowers and camping