The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-05-01
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Misses Ellen and Agnes Goddard en-
tertained the teachers OF the tow1
school last Tuesday evening.
Jack Scott has employed Mr.. Bird
of Dunlap, TO assist in the blacksmith
shop, thus leaving Mr.. Scott more
time to look after the auto repair bus
mess. Mr.. Bird is an experienced
hand and will no doubt be able tc
keep this work up to the high stand
ard Mr.. Scott has set.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis H. Virgins and
family drove to Buck Grove to attend
religious services last Sunday, after
which they went out to Grandpa Crit
fms to take dinner and spend the re-
mainder of the day.
Mrs. Maggie Lyman returned Mon
day morning from short visit Wlth
friends at Denison.
Lloyd Brake came down from Tara
Sunday and spent few hours at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
NJ. Brake. Lloyds numerous friends
were busy extending the glad hand to
greet him and all were sorry that mis-
stay must be so brief. He returned
to his work the same day.
Miss Ellen Scott came down from
Schleswig Saturday for a days visit
at home, returning Sunday to her
school work near that place. This is
her first visit at home since her spring
term began seven weeks ago, and she
does not expect to be down again un-
til litter her school closes in June.
Mrs. Edward Anderson came up
from Omaha Friday to visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David McNair.
She returned to Omaha Sunday.
Herman Koenekamp came down
from Denison Monday and spent the
afternoon with his daughter, Mrs. }.
r. Best.
Mrs. Henry Bell returned last week
from a visit with friends at Woodblne.
Jack Scott and Mark Riley were
business callers in Dunlap one even
ing last week.
Mrs Will Fishel went to Ute last
week to visit numerous relatives.
Mr.. Stephen Camel came up from
Atchison, Kan, last Thursday and
spent few days at the home OF his
uncle. Rev. Joseph Stephen. He re-
turned to his home Monday, but will
probably returned and take up GER
tain Jobs in his line of work.
Mrs, Joe Pearsall and children Wis
tied Sunday at the home of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Hahn, near
Arion, returning Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Luke, of Racine, WIS,
o1ot iuoc at
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Griffin went to
Denison Saturday for a Sunday visit
at the home of their daughter, Mrs.
August Mesenbrink. Their little grand.
son, Richard Mesenbrink, who mad
been spending the week at the Grimm
home, returned to his home with them.
Harry Huntington was a business
visitor in Omaha Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence O'Meara went
to Defiance Wednesday to attend the
wedding of her brother. Mrs. Lane,
sister of Mrs O'Meara, came down
from Vail that morning and accom-
panied them.
isaac Gardner departed last week
for Topeka, Kan, where he Will visit
his parents a few days while making
preparations for his summers work
Mrs. Gardner was unable to accom-
nany him on account Of their daugh-
ter, Dorothy, not being we'll. We are
informed that Miss Susie Wore con-
templates accompanying Mr.. and Mrs.
Gardner in hopes of recuperatlng her
health, which has not been up to the
usual standard for several months.
Mrs. Bessie Pearsall was Denson
visitor last Friday.
Mrs. John Rollins and son, Marion,
came down from Dell Rapids, 5. d.,
last Friday on account of the contln-
ued illness of her father, Mr.. r. NJ.
Cole.
County Superintendent F. N. Olry
was calling in Dow City Thursday.
Miss Elsie Randel has gone to
Omaha again to enter the hospital
where she may have to submit to an
other operation. Miss Randel recent
" underwent an operation there and
it was hoped that she had secured
nermanent relief, but she has not i'm
nroved as was hoped for, and thus is
compelled to return. Many frlends
sincerely hope that she may secure
the sought for relief and that she may
be restored to health.
Miss Alfredo GlOe arrived FRIDAY
from Dell Rapids, S. D., for a visit
with many friends.
Miss Lulu Crandell was hostess to
the G. H. C.'s last Wednesday after.
noon. at which time most congenlai
crowd of young ladies met and spent
, doIphtful afternoon together. MISS
Crandell served a delicious lunch at
the afternoons close.
Mrs Theodore Larson and two chill
dren came up from Missouri Valley
Saturday for visit at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. Adolph Honz. They
returned home Monday.
nave Clark and Marcus Christian
sen each put a car load OF hogs on
no market the latter part OF the
week. Ahart & Chamberlain being the
purchasers in each case Thus money
continues to circulate.