The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-02-21

are here from Norfolk, Neb., for Wis
it with relatives; also in Denison.
Mrs. Geo. Binnall has been sick for
several days with tonsilitis and the
grip.
Misses Edna and Hilda Schnoor
came down from Denison Sunday to
visit with their friend, Miss Sun
shine Rudd. !.
Frank O'Dell drove $50 head OF
sheep to town Monday, intending to
shin them. but sold them here to Jack
Ahart.
Mr., and Mrs. Clarence O'Meara and
their guests, the Misses Fitzpatrick
drove to Buck Grove Sunday to attend
church services.
Mrs. Herman came down from Den
ison and spent Saturday and Sunday
with her daughter, Mrs. j.. K. Best.
Elder J. Columbus Scott, OF La
moni, who has been here assisting IN
the special services in progress at the
L., D. S. church, went down to Gal
lands Grove Sunday to preach at that
appointment.
Walter Cole has purchased from Joe
McColl the residence property occU-
pied by the Walt Lee family and will
move into it April 1st Mrs. Lee has
rented the Howard Alexander house.
as Howard expects to move to his
farm in North Grove this spring.
The jim O'Meara home was the
scene of much merriment last Wednes-
day afternoon, when dozen friends
of Mrs. O'Meara came in unlimited
to give her a farewll party before
she moves away from town. Enter
tainment had been provided and ev'
cry minute from the arrival to the de-
parture was filled with fun making
affairs. In a novel contest with val
entine hearts, Mrs. Enos Cross cap
tured the prize, pretty bread and
butter plates. The guests had pro-
vided two-course lunch to which all
did ample justice. These young folks
and many others regret Mrs. O'Meara' S
departure for she has during her Two
years stay among US made many
warm friends and has always taken
an active interest in the social analrs
of the town.
The w. H. M. S. met last Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. E. R. Brake. Al
though the attendance was not as
large as was desired, nevertheless a
very interesting and instructive les
son was studied, of which Mrs. Frank
McHenry had charge. The main topic
for discussion was "How can we best
reach the foreigners who come to
make this their home?" The next
meeting will be held at the home OF
Miss Hilda Turnlund.
Mrs. S. E. Wiley entertained the
Three Link circle last Wednesday az
ternoon. A goodly number were pres
ent and all enjoyed very pleasant az
ternoon as they quilted or did piece
work for the circle. Mrs. WHEY
served a delicious lunch to her guests.
Mrs. Grace lobe was up from Dun
lap the last of the week for visit
with friends and relatives. When she
returned home Saturday, Mrs. Ed
Brake accompanied her and spent
Sunday down there.
John Carey. county supervisor, was
down from Denison on county business
Friday.
Mrs. Maurer, who lives in Paradise
township, has bought the residence
occupied by the Valla Vaughn family
and will move into town as soon as
possession can be secured.
That home talent play, The Whlrl-
pool"-say, it was just immense. From
the opening scene Gin New York City,
to the close Cat the Hunter ranch in
Montana) the audience just fairly
hung on every word. Every seat IN
the house had been sold and the
standing room was all occupied and
we simply haven't heard OF one per-
son who didn't pronounce it fine. me
company has concluded to let this be
their last play this season, but all nave
been so pleased with the plays given
and especially this last one, that they
are being besieged with requests to
nut on another one, which they may
do. The singing between acts by the
Brake trio is especially worthy OF
mention and each number was heartily
encored.
Mrs George Keairnes entertained
the Ladies' Aid society OF the l.. u. >.
church down in the Grove last week
Wednesday at an all days meeting.
Fifteen ladies were present to help
with the quilting and other work the
society is doing. An elegant dinner
was served, which all enjoyed very
much.
The special meetings being held az
the Baptist church, were discontinued
last Friday evening on account or the
illness of Rev. LaReau who has been
conducting the services.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALT Jackson, Andrew
Jackson, Lulu Crandall and Mrs.
Eugene Crandall were at Woodblne
Sunday to attend the funeral OF a rel
alive, Mrs. Flynn, daughter OF Ben
Crandall.
Mrs. Herman Reimers, of Denison,
spent Sunday with her aunt. Mrs. Geo.
Bell, north of town.
Bryan Brothers held a stock and
implement sale at the c. & N. w.
stock yards Saturday. Everything
sold well except some OF the ewes,
which sold as low as $3.50 per head.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Mathys. who
live three miles south of town, had
card party one evening last week
and those present enjoyed themselves
very much over the social game. Nice
refreshments were served.
Word from Mrs. Joe McColl says
that she is enjoying herself very much
vhi1a visiting at EldOra Ranch Texas