The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-02-28

Vlte tnem again Lney VIII Certainly W
ready to attend.
The Friday club has a most pleas.
ant meeting last Friday at the Fred
Coleman home northwest of town. Al
though they encountered almost i'm
passable roads, the ENTERTAINMENT and
fine lunch more than compensated
them for their efforts to be present
Lineus Mcbride has gone to Deni
son to work for his father on the farm
the coming season.
Jim OMeara moves to Denison this
week. We wish this fine family health
and prosperity in their new home.
Jack Scott and Bob Houston were
Omaha visitors day or so last week.
Herman Lazerus and wife We're in
Omaha visiting relatives the first of
the week. Herman returned Monday,
but his wife stayed until Friday.
F. G. Buss was a business visitor at
Denison Monday and Tuesday.
Eugene Crandall lost fine horse
last Saturday.
Telephone patrons here are up in
arms over receiving a statement from
the managers of the company affairs
that unless the rental is paid in ad-
month. Petitions have been circulated
and nearly one hundred patrons have
signed them, asking for the removal
OF the petitioners phones on March
list unless this raise in the rates is re-
called. We trust that affairs may be
amicably settled between the parties.
Invitations are out for the celebra-
ton of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Smiths
twenty-tifth wedding anniversary on
March I'd. 1t is to be held in Smiths
hall and is to be big affair. Besides
the entertainment in the afternoon,
there will be big dance in the even.
ing. Barborka's orchestra has been
engaged for both afternoon and even.
ing.
Eugene Crandall went to Colfax last
week, where he will take treatments
for rheumatism, which has been both
ering him considerably of late.
Mrs. John Ahart and Mrs. Ed Ahart
were shopping and visiting in Deni-
son last Saturday.
The diphtheria patient at Barney
Volquartsen's has recovered, the
nurse has returned home and the
home has been fumigated. All rejoice
that there was no spread of the dis
ease.
There was social dance at the
Shreve home out at North Grove last
time.
Cy Rudd gave up possession of the
hotel last Monday and Harry Hunt
inston is again the landlord. Cy and
his family expect to leave in few
days for Creighton, Neb., where they
will visit while looking up location.
Mr.. Rudd built up good trade while
in the hotel and everyone would be
glad to see Mr.. Huntington keep it.
We wish the Rudd family success
wherever they may locate.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibson wnet to
Omaha and brought their daughter,
Viola, home. The little girl is doing
we'll, which is good news, indeed. Mr.
Gibson expects to take her down to
Omaha again in few days so that
the surgeon may see how the limb is
doing.
George Huffman was down from
Arion Monday.
Elias O'Meara returned Monday
from four weeks trip to Denver and
other western points,,
Nate Hahn is moving to the George
Huffman farm, southeast of Arion.
The special meetings, which have
been in progress for two weeks at the
L. D. S. church, closed Sunday night.
and Elder Smith passes on to some
other charge to help them. Those
who have had the pleasure of hearing
w. A. Smith through these meetings
have enjoyed the sermons to the ut
most.
Albert Birkhofer sent car load of
horses to Omaha last week.
Mrs. Sarah Baber went to Ames Fri
day to visit her daughter, who resides
there.
George f. TRACER, manager of the
Crawford County Telephone company,
was in town on business Monday. y.
A. Patterson accompanied him.
The most important social event OF
the week was the dinner and card
party given by Mrs. E. H. Swasey. 1t
was a Washington birthday affair
throughout. The rooms were festooned
in the national colors, portraits OF the
Washingtons were hung on the walls,
the dinner tables were tastefu!ly dec
Grated and the center pieces were
huge cherry pies The place cards
were hatchets decorated with cherries.
The hostess looked charming in
Martha Washington costume. Tween
ty-four persons sat down to bounte-
Gus three-course dinner and not one
person left the table unsatisfied. After
the dinner. tables were arranged for
high five, the conclusion OF the game
showing Mrs Norton and Mr.. Ode!l
were winners of prizes for high score
and were presented with large cherry
pies. Mrs. Anderson and Mr.. w. Il.
Dow received the consolation prizes,