The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-11-13

ing altogether too short for her listen
ers. She told of the good work being
accomplished by this woman's society
and her appeal for funds to further
this work brought generous re-
Spouse, $69.15 being pledged in few
minutes. Fifty dollars of this
amount will be used to educate a
southern girl, Gladys Waddell, at the
Ritter home in Tennessee and the bal
ance will be sent to the Iowa Deacon
ess home in Des Moines. The local
society has sent a barrel of canned
fruit and jelly to this last mentioned
home and so many failed to get their
offerings in to the committee in the
time stated that another barrel full
will be gathered and sent within the
next two or three weeks. If any one
desires to contribute to this worthy
cause they may bring any thing i'll
this line to the home of Mrs. M. G..
Virgins within the time stated.
The young men who were enter
tanned at the leap year ball given re-
Gently, gave return dance at Smiths
hall last Friday evening, when
dandy time was had. Supper was pre-
pared at the City hotel and all adj
journed to that place at midnight for
a repast. A fine time is reported.
w. v. Butler came drown from Pear
son Monday to visit his son, Nelson
Mrs Jake Schwartzenbach, of Den
ison, visited her sisters, Mesdames
Wise and Hahn, last Wednesday.
Election passed off very quietly at
this place and good vote was polled
The following were elected on the
township ticket: Justices of the peace,
Art S. Randel and ]. A. Rule; trustees,
Charley Butler, Mott McHenry and
Fred Buss; clerk, Andrew Jackson;
assessor, H. 3. Johnson; constables,
J. H. Pearsall and Tom Munsey.
The annual banquet of the NJ. E.
church will be held next Friday even
ing. November 18th. All members
and friends are invited to be present.
| Supper will be served from $50 to
1880.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Butler visited
Sunday with Mrs Buffers parents in
Denison.
Professor and Mrs Gates enter
tanned the teachers at 6 o'clock din
ner last Friday evening and only those
who have dined at the Gates home
can know how very good everything
tasted. After the dinner was over
the evening was spent in social chat.
Mrs. w. B. Mcdonald entertained
the Fred Thompson and Arch Wight
| families at Sunday dinner.
The w. H. NJ S. will meet next Sat
urday afternoon with Mrs. f. K.
Rra..e for their regular monthly meet
, ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Mathys We're
at home last Friday evening to their
friends. A good sized crowd gathered
and spent the evening dancing. A
nice lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. N. Scott weer mott
fed last Friday morning that the barn
on their farm west of Kenwood had
burned the previous evening. A small
insurance was carried. Jay kevan
lived on the farm and he lost his har-
ness, wagon bed, chickens, ETC., IN
the fire. The blaze was started by
lantern being kicked over.
Lou Wore had couple of loads OF
feeders shipped up from Omaha the
first of the week.
Virgil Butterworth and Jay Field
spent Sunday with friends at Wood
bine.
Miss Adeline UIrich, of Carroll, was
an over-Sunday visitor at the |. A. An
derson home. Miss Ulrich is a teach
err in domestic science and the G. Fl.
G. girls who have recently began
study in this line were glad OF an OPP
portunty TO put up few pointers
from one who knows.
Mrs. w. II. Buss went down to Pan
anna Friday to visit relatives few
days.
The w. w. Clark family autoed to
Harlan Sunday and spent the day with
relatives.
| Mrs. Blanche Wild and two children
have been pleasant visitors at the L.
A. Wore and Fred Buss homes. Mrs.
Wild was on her way from Washing
to Kansas where she will make her
home in the future.
Messrs. and Mesdames Alfred Jack
son, r. II. Raber and W. G. Rolls went
down to Ga1land's Grove Sunday and
spent the dav at the Fred Baber home.
James Milligan. of Waterloo, has
! been pleasant visitor at the home
of his aunt. Mrs M. G. Virgins.
A wedding took place last Thursday
afternoon at the residence of Elder
| AllTeu JdChScll. Tie CONTRACTING pa liSS
being Miss Elizabeth Peterson and Mr..
| Clayton Black, both of Shelby coun-
| ty. They will make their home in that
county.
Mrs. Earl Galland. of Arion, visited
her friend, Miss Lulu Crandall, last
week.
Miss Lucy Healy was a business
| visitor in Omaha one day last week.
p. H. Marcum and wife returned to
their home at Ida Grove, having
been here to attend the funeral of
their nephew. Bert Wiley.
Frank Rinnall has been quite sick
| for several days.
Walt Kelly returned Monday morn
| ing from trip to Omaha.