The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-09-20

| George Seeman left on Friday TO
Lincoln, Nebraska, where he will re
sumo his work at the state university
Mr.. John Mount returned from
trip through South Dakota and NeDras
ka the latter part of the week, wher'
he has been looking over his land in
terests.
Mrs. Mable Cushman Merrick ant
daughter returned Wednesday to thei
home in Albany, N. Y. after spend
ing the summer at the w. w. Cush
man home.
The S. f. club met with Miss Lizzie
LEM Friday evening. Refreshments
We're served and at late hour the
guests departed, having spent most
enjoyable evening.
Vernon Talcott, of Arion, was bus
mess visitor in Denison Saturday. Mr.
Talcott expects to enter the State Uni.
versity of Nebraska this year, taking
"a six-year medical course.
The Penelope club was entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Criswell,
A large number of ladies enjoyed the
afternoon and the delicious viands for
which the Criswell household is noted.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. A. Platts. of Long
Beach, Cali. stopped over i'm Denison
Wednesday for visit at the G. F.
Cassaday home Mr. and Mrs. Platts
are returning from a trip through the
east
Mr.. John Christensen has accept
ed position with the Stewart Lumber
company as bookkeeper. We predict
success for Mr.. christensen, as he is
a bright and energetic young man.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Alma
McAhren had a very pleasant neigh
borhood party. The ladies spent the
time with their fancy work until tea
time, when delicious refreshments
were served
The ladies of the Denison w. C. T.
U. will entertain the teachers of our
city public schools and of the college,
with the school board and other
guests, on Friday evening. September
I'D at the McKim hall
Mr.. Roy V. Mitchell and Mary D.
Jones. both OF Charlton, Iowa. came
,yer to Denison last Saturday in an
automobile from Manila and were
quietly married at the Baptist parson-
lge. Rev. LaReau officiating.
Miss Marie Palmer, of Jefferson,
'ame Monday to be with her father,
Who is proprietor of the Busy Hour
heater. Mrs. Palmer came the latter
,art of the week and the family will |
make Denison their permanent home.
Mr.. E. X. Burch and daughter,
Helen, and Mrs. F. j. Young spent |
sunday in Schleswig visiting at the
\. Stoltenberg home. Mrs. Burch,
rho has been visiting in Schleswig
or the past week. returned with them |
We are advised that Mrs. Bertha |
4. Ahart. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. |
\. L. Rogers, of this city, was mar
led on September 9th at Omaha to
dr. William DeVries. The many
riends Of Mrs. Ahart are offering
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Voss and son.
.oyal Mr.. and Mrs. E. Gulick, Mr..
nd Mrs. F. C. Chamberlin and son,
clarence, and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
sorris motored to Boyer Sunday and
pent the day visiting at the Frank
Voolston home. They all report a
most enjoyable time.
Mrs. Lydia E. Smith. who has been
listing for some time with her sis
er. Mrs. Lou Martin, left Monday
oon for her home in Los Angeles,
ali. Mrs. Smith will visit at Grand
Stand, Neb., on her way home. and her
will meet her in Denver and
eturn with her to Los Angeles.
VIM. r. Rathvon will lecture on
hristian science Tuesday evening,
october 3. 1911, at o'clock at the
hurch editice in Denison. Mr.. Rath-
on is member of the board of lee
ureship OF the First Church of Christ.
Scientist, of Boston. Mass. All are
ordialiy invited to hear this lecture.
admission free.
The Misses Hedwig and Hilda Brod
risen returned from Hayre, Mont. ON
friday evening, where they have been
pending the summer. Miss Hilda has
ccepted position rs teacher Of ora
Org and English in the Denison Nor
nal and Business college and Miss
1edwig will return to Rockford, Ill.,.
o resume her school work.
Mr. John SchDnor returned IN Mon |