The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-08-21
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Mrs. VIM. Boyens and daughter
Jesse, spent the past week in kansa!
with relatives and friends.
Miss Edna Stewart spent a few
days the past week in Dunlap will
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Theobald ant
daughter, Margaret, took in the chau
tauqua at Defiance last Friday.
Walter Webster, of Defiance, who
has been working with Chas. Cope
land, left Friday noon for his home.
Mrs. Rhineholdt and daughter, o.
Manning, were guests at the Peter
Hoffeins home Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Lou Adams spent the pas
week at Charter Oak with friends anC
relatives.
Miss Erma VanMeter, OF Pender
Neb., spent the past week here with
relatives.
Miss Jamie Tweedy left Wednes
day morning for her home in Denver
Colo, after an extended visit here
with her sister, Mrs. AL lvey.
The Methodist church picnic here on
last Wednesday was a success. The
dinner was placed on the ground and
all partook of it with their free good
will. The games and races made
amusement for young and old. In the
afternoon races were on the program
and each class held a contest. First
class: First prize was won by Evelyn
Sutlitf; I'd prize by Dorothy Dl!llng'
ham. Second class: First prize,
Beulah Burlington; I'd prize, Vera
Hadley. Third class: First prize,
Katie Hayes: no second. Fourth
class: First prize, Eunice Robertson;
End, Addie Sowles. The teachers also
ran race, Mrs. w. E. BliNen WIN
ming first and Mrs. w. E. Draper sec
ond prize.
Little Eddie Peters, the five year;
old son of Mrs. J. F. Peters, had the
misfortune to cut one OF his myers
very severely in tobacco cutter.
Mrs. VIM. Blair and two sons, Her.
bert and Barnard, left last week Tor
Wisconsin, where they will visit her
sister.
Albert Hutchinson spent the past
week in Marshalltown with his broth
er, Frank.
The members of the Eastern Star
held a special meeting and also a
banquet Friday evening IN honor Oh
a few new members.
Miss Bessie Duegel left FRIDAY LOT
Portsmouth for visit with her sister:
Quite number of people attended
the chautauuua at Defiance Saturday
Mrs. Gaumer transacted business in
Manning Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Opperman were
Omaha visitors Monday.
Mrs. Amanda Smith, OF Marshall-
town arrived here Monday noon to
ioin her sister, Mrs. }. l.. breckeh'
ridge, and they left Tuesday for lda-
no to visit friends and relatives.
Mrs. John McNertney was a Man
ming visitor Monday.
Miss Helen Avery left the past
week for her home in Omaha after
visit here with her grandparents
Misses Erma and Matilda Grief are
expected home this week from Og
den and Boone.
w. S. Moore and Henry jain re-
turned home Sunday evening from
Montana. where they have been look
ing after their crops.
Chas, Williams, hard Worklls
man at the round house, went nome
Friday evening and found his mousse
deserted and a silver case, Sl'o or
5000 in money and his wife gone. HIS
wife had left note saying she had
gone to stap. She came over to town
and purchased a suit case, but lett
if at one of the neighbours. She was
found at the home of neighbor on
Saturday night and held on charge
of larceny over Sunday and then re-
leased. but refuses to stay home WIN
her husband.
Mrs. Ed Packard is spending re"
weeks at Sioux Falls with her daush'
ter. Mrs. Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Miller and babe
and Mrs. Miller's mother were Man
ming visitors Sunday.
Misses Isabelle Morgan, Cora Slagg
and Allie Heminger left Monday for
Denison to attend the institute.
Edward Packard left Monday morn
ing for Sioux Falls to join his wife.
Miss Hattie Slagg returned home
Thursday from South Dakota, where
she has been visiting her brother,
Clarence.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Bliven. l.. l.:
R]iyen and Graham Potter attended
the Harlan fair Tuesday.
Fred Breckenridge attended the
Defiance chautauqua Sunday and also
visited his friend, Miss Garnet Nor
man.
Miss Ruth Hayes has secured GER
tificate and will teach the Haman
school this fall.
The Junior League of the Methodist
church held an ice cream soclal OH
the church lawn Wednesday evening.
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