The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-07-05
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j Mr.. c. N. Thwing, of new Hartford
formerly I. c. depot agent at this place
visited first of last week at the James
lDenison and spent Tuesday afternoon.
| C. N. Thwing took dinner Tuesday
last week at the home of Mrs E. A.
McKim.
Just two weeks from next Saturday
the Chautauqua begins in DenisOn,
the train service on the l. c. r. r. is
good to attend the exercises in the
forenoon and afternoon, and Deloit
and neighborhood should plan to at
tend.
The w. w. S. met with Mrs. Mae
Winans Wednesday last week.
c. J. Cose, OF Omaha, spent the
greater part of last week at DelOit,
he returned home Saturday.
Ray Shives drove to Boyer last
Thursday.
About 80 or 40 invited guests went
to the home of Mrs. p. w. True Fri
day evening to help her celebrate her
birthday, the event was a surprise
and the evening pleasantly spent. A
sewing chair which had been purchas-
led in Denison for the birthday gift
was in some manner delayed and did
not get here at the expected time.
Mrs. Kussler and daughter Edah
and her baby returned first of last
week from Rock Valley where Mrs.
son, Bert who sustained broken leg
not long ago.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Thrapp
Saturday morning July, /, twelve
pound boy.
Mrs. Geo. Winans and daughter
Bessie, were at Denison last Thurs
day.
Thomas Munsey, of Dow City, was
in town between trains last Friday
and took dinner with S. Horr.
The decorated autos with the men
dressed in their uniforms for the oc-
casion was in town one day last week
advertising the celebration at Denison
the majority of our people who plan
on going away will doubtless celebrate
there. A few talk of going to the lake.
Miss Florence Munsey, who has
spent nearly year at Deloit returned
to her parents home in Dow City Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Winans were
in town Saturday.
There was school meeting Saturday
evening to settle up the business for
the past year.
Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Riggleman and
family were guests of her aunt Mrs.
is. Horr and husband Sunday after
noon their eldest son brought his
violin and played a few selections for
them which was greatly enjoyed.
Next Monday evening will be the
regular meeting of the woodmen, men,
beers please take notice as there is
important business to attend to.
The Ladies' Aid society was most
royalty entertained at the palatial
|home o. Mr. and Mrs. +. a lrae on
Friday :!iernoon, June aOrh. MIS-.
True, by her extreme cordially, court
esy and geniality proved herself q
Ipeer among hostesses. Everyone
among the seventy-five guests was
yociferous in his communication of
her hospitality. The lunch, consist
ling of chicken, salads, pickles, olives,
sandwiches, ice cream. cake, lemonade,
etc., was "parexcellence." The pro-
gram was under the direction OF the
president, Mrs. Sarah McKim, and was
las follows:
Photograph.
| Recitation-Mrs. Edna Cook.
Violin SoJo-Miss Flora Robertson.
Reading-Virgil Smell.
/ Vocal Solo-Mrs. Amy Wall.
Vocal Solo--MOrris Wilkinson.
| Reading-E'rs. Lewis Fear.
Piano Dues-Mrs. Robert Robertson
and Miss Edna Childress.
Reading-Mrs. Lilly Newton.
| Music: "OId Grey Bonnet.
graph.
Readirg-Miss Lucy Flint.
| Song: "Whipporwill."
! Miss Lucy Flint left Saturday for
Idaho to visit her brother. a'
| The services at the Metbniist
church Sunday, July I'd, were largely
attended. Three candidates were bap-
tised. ag
Rev. E. Lewis Wallis text for Sun
day morning, July 9th, will be: And
He Cut It With the Pen Knife" Come
|early.
DR.. Darling and wife,. Mr.. and Mrs.
LinEman and children rode over in
their auto from Vail to attend services
at the Methodist church Sunday.