The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-05-10
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Denison the latter part OF the week
visiting Mrs. Charley Smith and other
friends.
Miss Lucy Healy was i'll last week
and unable to be at the millinery
store. Miss Florence Miller very ably
attended to the wants of her patrons
Jim Omeara and wife spent Friday
afternoon with friends at Buck Grove
Joe Pearsall and Johnny Omeara
went down to Omaha "Wednesday
morning on business. Johnny re
turned the same day, but Joe stayed
over night and came back Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Meta Williams has returned
to her home at Council Bluffs after a
months visit with her grandmother
Mrs. Norris McFenry. Her son, John
was much improved in health.
Harry Huntington and wife went
to Minneapolis, Mimi, on business
trip last Wednesday. They expect
to visit several other places in Min
nesota before they return home. They
came back Sunday morning.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Ahart Oh Sunday, April
30, 1911.
Miss Ora Butterworth visited the
James Baker family while in Omaha
a couple of days last week.
Relatives here have received word
from Mitchell. S. d., that Charley Nc,
Henry, who has been in very poor
health for the past two years, is very
much improved and on the highway
to complete recovery. This is indeed
cheering news to many anxious rela'
tives and friends.
Mrs. Pearl Salisbury, who had been
called here on account OF the death OF
Vernon Keairnes, returned to her
home at Glidden Saturday afternoon.
Marion Cole returned Wednesday
of last week from his trip north. He
looked after his farming interests at
Bismarck, visited his daughters. Mrs
Rollins at Dell Rapids, S. D., and Mrs,
Michel in northern Iowa.
Misses Mildred Butterworth and
Grace Howorth were shopping in
Omaha Wednesday and Thursday.
Attorney Swasey was in Des Moines
on business last week.
w. C. Rolls and wife and r. T. Van
Metre and wife were Omaha visitors
last Thursday.
Mrs. Joe McColl and daughter, Opal
went to WOOdbine Saturday to spend
day or two.
Mrs. J. NJ. PETIT and son, Rowland
went to Council Bluffs last Wednes
day.
The Friday club were nicely enter
tanned at their last weeks meeting by
number of invited guests present
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A fine two-courSe luncheon was served
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. John Ahart.
Mrs. S. E. Rudd, whose home is at
Norfolk, Neb., is expected here this
week for visit with relatives. She
is at present at the home OF her faith
err, w. N. Mcbride, north of Denison
Mrs J. G. Graul went to Omaha last
Thursday to attend musicale.
Last Friday night the members OF
the high school gave a play, What
Became of Parker?" to crowded
house. All the parts were well taken
each one dong excellent work in the
part assigned. James Scott was
Parker. the leading male character;
Miss Gladys McCOrd, his wife, had a
prominent place; Leo Ahart was the
villain. The proceeds which amount
ed to about $50, go to the athletic
association
Miss Jenna Strahan, who was elect
ed as first primary teacher in our
schools, has been elected to a place
in the DenisOn school and we under
stand she has accepted the place at
Denison, her home town. She has
A., no DIV
en- satisfaction in the highest degree
Thus we are sorry to see her leave
US, but we wish her unbOunded sue
cess in her new place.
Mrs. w. w. Jordan is sick at her
home here and trained nurse is in
attendance. 1t is not yet determined
as to whether she has the smallpox
to which she was exposed, or whether
it is the result of the vaccination
Later-The case is not smallpox and
report says that the family is re-
leased from quarantine.
Mr.. Leroy E. Mcbride and Miss
Lorena Brake were married Wednes
day evening, May 3, 1911. at Denlson
The wedding took place at the Meth
odist parsonage, Rev. Senseney oftlcl'
ating. Miss Adah Cross and Mr.. Lin
coin Goddard were the witnesses. The
bride was born and raised III this
community and her life is as an open
book with the pages unspotted. she
is a musician of no small merit and
was always ready to use hands or
voice for her friends pleasure. she
is fitted to grace the best society and
will be jewel in her home. Mr.. Nc
Bride-well everyone knows Roy
kind-hearted. jovial Roy. We are glad
to know that they viii make their
home here among us. We wish them
a happy and prosperous married life
Joe Hyde, who has been working
for the Bryan brothers, has quit and
gone to Chicago.
A post nuptial china shower was
given by the members of the Golden
Hour club for Mrs. l.. f. Mcbride at
the home of Mrs. ID. e. Bremmer last
Wednesday night. There was good
~ number present and the several
pieces of china given to the bride
show how beloved she is by the mem
bers of this club.
Miss Ada DauDpl1S came down from