The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-07-26
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Mr.. Ben Quathamer and family re-
: turned Monday evening from their trip
: to Columbus, Neb They were gone
| over three weeks. While away Mr.
Quathamer had top put on his auto
; and it surely is fine improvement.
Mr.. Quathamer, says it is most too
dry and dusty out there to enjoy
motoring.
Mr. and Mrs Dave Edwards, from
Johnson county, are visiting at the
John kepfOrd home. Mrs. Edwards is
a niece of Mr.. Kepford
Miss Ida Sowles, of Manila, visited
} at the Mrs. Beutel home for few
days last week.
A very enjoyable party was given at
John Griffen's pleasant country home
last Tuesday evening in honor of Mr..
John Kehoc, of Jersey City, who is
visiting them. There were thirty
young people present and they all
say they had a good time. The time
was spent in games outdoors and in
dancing inside. Light refreshments
were Served and the guests departed
for their homes in the "wee sma'
hours after delightful evening. Those
present from away were Ed Mccall
rey, from Denison, and Ida Sowles,
from Manila
Mrs. Meta Marsh and little son,
who have been visiting at the David
Weatherby home for a couple OF
weeks, left for their home in Des
Moines Thursday.
Jess Lorenzen fell and hurt himself
one day last week and was taken to
the Denison hospital Wednesday even
ing for relief. 1t is hoped that moth
ing serious will be the result of the
accident.
Miss Nellie Mcmahon, of Manila,
who has been visiting Mayor Finni-
gan and family for several days, re-
turned home Wednesday evening.
Daniel Hemphill is somewhat I'M
der the weather, although able to be
about He is under the doctors care
) for some throat trouble.
Miss Erma Beutel was very proper
ly surprised at her home Wednesday
evening. A number of young folks
|gathered for farewell party and they
certainly had good time. 1t was a
beautiful evening. not too warm, SO
that they could play games outside,
and Judging from the shouts of glee
borne on the breezes, joy was uncon-
. fined. Mr.. Beutel and family will
move to Denison Monday and will be
, missed by their circle of friends and
old neighbors. as they belong among
the old settlers in this section. Out
of town guests at the party were Adj
die Sowles. of Manila, and John
kehoe, OF Jersey City.
, Last Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Neu-
baum, Mrs. Bonney and daughter.
Bernice, mOtored to Schleswig and
had very delightful days outing.
The crops up that way looked excep-
tionally good; much better than in
our own immediate neighborhood.
Gladys and Nellie WEIGH were Ma
nilla visitors between trains Friday.
Carl johnson returned from the
east last week and is looking for land
in Crawford county again.
VIM. Arndt was business visitor
lin Omaha Monday.
Mrs. ]. p. WEIGH spent few days
in the country last week, the guest
of her cousin, Mrs. Francis Omeara.
i Mr.. Charles Cohan will hereafter
believe in advertising. He put an
ad in newspaper for hired man and
received IS letters from men desiring
positions. He hired Mr.. Neiss from
Ainsworth. Neb., but at last accounts
letters were still coming.
Louie Arndt went to Council Bluffs
Friday on business trip.
Charles Chase and Fritz Olson ap-
peared on our streets Friday in rain
coats-an unusual sight this summer,
and then we only got little sprinkle.
Cora Stevenson, of Kenwood, visited
Tom McGrin and family for a few
days last week.
Bert Cruise was in town from Da-
: kota Thursday. He says conditions
| in some parts Of Dakota are just like
they are here and other parts are COM
pletely died out.
The ladies got together and cleaned
the Catholic church Friday and put a
fine new carpet up the aisle. 1t GER
tainly is fine Improvement
The little folks had a show in the
Hemphili cellar Thursday evening.
The star actors were Jay Hemphill
and Gladys Welsh. The grown-ups
were invited as well as the small peo-
pie and all who could do so went and
really had a very enjoyable time.
Mrs. Bonney left for Denison Sat
urday afternoon. She will remain all
week and attend the chautauqua.
Mrs. Floyd Smith and little daugh-
ter were oyer-Sunday visitors at Den
ison.
, Thomas White, Sr. went to Deni
son Saturday afternoon to be on hand
to hear Bryan speak in the evening.
happiest Girl in Lincoln.
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