The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-10-23

ed Tuesday from their wedding tril
to Missouri. On Friday evening they
Invited their friends and relatives tt
grand party and oyster supper a
the Fred Thompson home. About sew
enty-five assembled and they had one
OF the finest kind of times. Dancing
was INDUCED in and every one die
his or her share. Oysters and the
usual accomplishments were served
to which All did justice. The guests
departed at a late hour after offering
best wishes to the newlyweds for all
the good things OF life.
Charley Starkey came up from the
Bluffs Saturday and is spending a
few days at the home of his sister
Mrs. George Smith
| James Blackwood came in Saturday
night from Minnesota, where he has
been during the threshing season. He
says that there is "a great deal OF
threshing to be done yet, the work
having been delayed on account OF
continued wet weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Bell are the
parents OF new daughter, born Oc-
tOber Goth.
Mrs. Ed Mesenbrink, OF Earling,
visited her friend, Mrs. Clarence
O'Meara, last week.
A. A. Luke and daughters returned
Tuesday from a visit to Omaha, where
they visited Mrs. Luke in the hospital.
We are told that Mrs. Luke will be
able to he brought home in week or
$50. Mrs. Luke has many friends who
rejoice that she is recovering so nice
~ from her operations.
Dr. Patterson visited in West Side
last week.
with his brothers the early part of
Mrs. H. G. Scott was seriously i'll
last week, but we are pleased to re-
port that she is convalescent at this
time.
C.. Durant Jones, the prohibition
candidate for governor, was here from
Perry last week and held street
meeting at 3:15 Thursday afternoon.
A small crowd assembled to hear him
and after the address he proceeded
on his way.
DR.. Rowe moves this week to the
former Albert Crandall residence re
Gently vacated by Herman Lazerus.
The Thomas Ahart family were at
Manila Saturday to attend the con-
tirmation services at the Catholic
church at which, time three of Mr..
Ahart's boys were confirmed.
Mrs. Walter Cole gave party Sat
urday afternoon in honor of the tenth
birthday of her daughter Mamie. Ten
little girls were invited and all were
present They had merry time with
games, ETC., and were ready to partici-
pate in the lunch when it was served.
Miss Mamie received number OF
pretty gifts as mementoes of the day.
A jolly crowd, composed of Messrs.
and Mesdames Chamberlain, Fishel,
G. Smith, w. H. Virgins and Odell
autoed to the lake last Thursday to
witness the SEEMING of the lake by the
fish and game warden. They had
most delightful trip, returning Friday
afternoon.
Last Wednesday afternoon about
dozen ladies, upon invitation from
Mesdames Swasey and Judd. journ-
eyed to the big park and spent the at
ternoon in that pleasant place. They
viewed the autumn scenes, gathered
thorn apples, etc., after which the
hostess served piping hot coffee and
sandwiches. The afternoon was de.
clared most enjoyable one by the
whole crowd.
Mrs Ollie Town-Talcott and her
cousin, Miss Bess McAllister. of Ne
braska, were guests at the n. r. Wild
er home last Friday after which
Miss McAllister departed for home,
Mrs. Talcott remaining few days
longer.
Frank O'Meara shipped in three
car loads of feeders last week and took
them out to his farm on the Prairie.
They are four years old, weighing
about 1900 pounds and are said to be
about the fanciest feeders ever re-
ceived here. w. w. Clark brought in
two car loads OF feeders last week,
too.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burch are caring
for nice baby girl. who came to their
house October 18th to claim a home.
John Griffin went to Omaha Friday
to meet his wife, who was returning
from a three months trip to Oregon
and Washington. She reports her peo-
pie. the WoodsOn Jordan family, as
being we'll and hearty.
MIS-. .. i. fdCteTSOu HAS COllle lIOlli
Idaho to join her hubsand here. Her
sister came with her. They are stop
ping at the S. A. Dow home.
An aggregation of football players
and rooters came up from Missouri
Valley Saturday to play the game with
our high school boys, but some way
or other they couldn't seem to catch
onto the ways of our foxy kids and the
score when the game was finished was
IA to 0.
Mrs. Agnes Butler went to the
country Sunday to spend week with
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Bessie Ettle-
man, and help care for the new baby.
Miss Helen Bell was hostess to the
Golden Hour club at the pleasant
country home last Thursday afternoon
The teachers here were special guests
at the session. A toOthSOme lunch
was served.
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