The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-06-05
ARioN ITEMS.
j. + + !. + + + i + j. + \ + + + + !

! lteQ at the nome Ol HeI pdleHto' w
and Mrs. N. F. Stolson, last week and
accompanied her grandmother, Mrs
Barsby, to Dunlap for a visit with rel
atives.
Misses Ella and Olive Fox drove in
to church Sunday morning.
Miss Smith, of Scranton, is visiting
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Under
| wood.
Mrs. VIM. Butler returned last
week from a visit to her niece, Mrs
Kern, at Vinton A baby boy has
lately come to the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Kern, who are well known here.
Mrs. Ad Fishel and Mrs. William
Fishel were calling on Mrs. Milo Kelly
Monday.
Earl Brake, of Dow City, took Sun
day dinner with his friends at the N.
F. Stilson home
A ball team picked up around town
defeated the high school boys at the
fair ground by a score of II to 16.
Mrs. V. Talcott returned Saturday
from a pleasant visit at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Searles, at Jesup.
The Afternoon club enjoyed meet
ing with Mrs. Ida TalcOtt lately. Con-
versation and fancy work occupied
the afternoon, and dainty lunch was
served.
Mrs Earl Morrison visited Miss Jen-
ME Hallowell last Sunday afternoon.
The school in the Thos. Ahart dis
trict closed Friday afternoon with a
picnic, which was we'll attended by
the pupils and their parents. Miss
Muir has been the teacher.
Cards have been received annOunc-
ing the birth of a daughter, Marjorie
Gertrude, to Dr. and Mrs. Don D. Tai
colt, of Crofton, Neb Both DR.. and
Mrs. Talcott have many friends in this
neighborhood who send congratula-
TONS
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Dodge went to
Denison Monday. Mrs. Dodge has
been a great sufferer from recurring
attacks of quinsy and it is hoped that
an operation to remove the tonsils will
prevent any more attacks of this very
painful affliction.
The high school arranged surprise
party in honor of the principal, Pro
fessor Merritt, Saturday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Dodge. Games were played, light re-
freshments served and good wishes
extended to Professor Merritt, who
will teach in Monmouth next year.
Mrs. c. C. Trip went to Dow City
to the services Decoration day.
Chas Sciford, OF Charter Oak, Wis
tied at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo ~Sciford.
George Stilson and Loren Butler
~ To los
and are trapping gophers.
Mrs. Earl Morrison entertained a
party of young ladies at her home
south of town Saturday afternoon. The
rain prevented several from going.
Misses Grace Thomas, Gladys Nc
Cord, Hilda Turnlund, Ruth Glass
burner, Helen Swasey, Jennie Halo.
we'll, Mabel Cole, Ethel Smith, Mar
jorie Bland and Jean Rowland en-
joyed a charming afternoon and a
dainty lunch
There was good congregations at
church Sunday at both morning and
evening services. The sermon in the
morning was taken from the parable
of the leaven and the sermon Sun
day evening upon the duty of right
living was appreciated.
Joseph kepford bought fine auto
last week.
Quite a number of fields of corn
nave had to be replanted, but the fine
weather has brought the late planted
corn so that generally there is fine
stand around here.
Mrs. Green returned Friday from a
visit to Ute at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Joe Larson.
The Arion school closed with an
entertainment Friday evening that
was creditable to all participating.
Every number was well rendered and
many were encored. The exercises
with dumb bells pleased the audience
greatly. The program was as follows:
Song, IF on Quiet Sea"-High
School.
Reading, gettysburg Address,
David Cruise
Solo Duet, Grace Butler and Bessie
MARI.
Reading. The Home and the Gov
ernment"-M. Merritt
Dumb Bell Drill-High School.
Orchestra.
Reading. THE Vision of War
Louis Carroll
Reading, "Oration on Lincoln"-M.
L. Merritt.
Instrumental Solo, "The Wreck of
the acknowledgement Mullen.
Reading, The Newsboy"-Edna
Johnson.
Solo. When Autumn Tints the
Leaves to Gold"-Alta Mackey
Reading, Grandpa in the Way
Lila Lee.
Reading, "Toussant L'Overture"-
NJ. L. Merritt.
Instrumental, Florence Johnson and
Grace Butler.
Orchestra.
Song, The High School Cheer"
When They Will Appear.