The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-10-30

were Sunday visitors at the Henry
Bell home.
Miss Ethel Spence was over from
Harlan last week visiting her grand
father and grandmother, Mr. and Mrs.
Spence.
Henry Beecroft, of Council Bluffs,
and Mrs. McLane, of Rockford, Mimi,
father and sister, respectively, of Mrs.
Paul Wight, visited here recently
with Mrs. Wight.
Mrs. ]. p Riddle came Sunday from
Creighton, Neb., for few days visit
with her mother, Mrs. Jane Wood.
| j. L. Butterworth and wife were
business visitors in Denison Saturday.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Reuben Malone October oath.
Mr.; and Mrs. Elmer Turnlund and
family came up Monday to visit at
the A. P. Turnlund home. Their home
is in Council Bluffs
Mrs. Woodford lobe was up from
Dunlap a couple of days last week
visiting relatives.
Mrs. E. r. Brake returned last week
from her visit with relatives at Lin
coin, Neb.
Raymond Butterworth and wife
went to Arion Saturday night and on
Sunday morning went to Castana to
visit her sister.
Sunshine Rudd is suffering from
nervous prostration.
Mrs. Clark Best and two children
returned last week from a months
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Leslie, at Orchard, Neb.
Miss Mildred Butterworth has gone
to Nebraska, where she will visit for
mer college friends at various places.
Senator Kenyon is billed for an ad-
dress here next Friday at 1900 a. m.
Rev. Joseph Stephen was in Council
Bluffs the first of last week to at.
tend a reception accorded the new
bishop of this district.
Virgil Butterworth spent Sunday
in Woodbine with friends.
Harold Salisbury and family, of
Glidden, visited here recently with
their mother, Mrs. John Cross.
Mrs. Herman Lazerus entertained
the Priscilla club at her new house
last Thursday afternoon. The uual
crowd was in attendance and they had
the usual good time. All thoroughly
enjoyed the lunch which Mrs. Lazer-
us served. Mrs. Ruben, from Omaha,
was an out of town guest.
Last Monday was the S9th birthday
of Aunt Nettie Graves and several of
her nearest friends desired to help
her celebrate the day. Therefore Mrs.
M. G. Virgins entertained her at
dinner on Sunday. Mrs. w. E. Dow
gave dinner for her on Monday and
Aunt Janet Rae invited her over to
dinner Tuesday. On Monday evening
a number of friends gathered at the
E. H. Swasey home for a surprise on
her. Mrs. Graves is getting along in
years, but she is as active as most
women twenty-five years younger. We
trust she may live to celebrate her
|hundredth birthday among us.
| We are instructed to use as few
words as possible in telling of the foot
ball game our local eleven had with
IDenison last Saturday at DenisOn. One
word will really describe it all-van-
quished. The score read GO to 0, in
favor of Denison.
Melvin Breen and Emma Lueck at
tended a pie party out at the Fred
MARI home last Friday evening"
Mrs. George Brake was an Omaha
visitor and shopper last Thursday.
Mrs Asa Ettleman has been suf-
fering frcm a severe attack of neu-
ralgia in her eft arm.
| Mrs. Chase Clark, who accompanied
| her sister, Mrs. DR.. Patterson from
Idaho, has returned to her home after
a few days stay here. The doctor
and his wife went as far as Omaha
with her.
The dog poisoner is broad in the
land. George Brakes dog was pos-