The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-11-27


freshments We're served. Mrs. Fisher
lap, We're out of town guests.
Mrs. Bert Wright and two children
came down from Charter Oak Friday
for few days visit at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. Will Schouten. Mr.
Wright came down Sunday and spent
the day and they all returned home
together.
The dancing contingent gathered al
Smiths hall last Thursday evening
for a social hop. A fair sized com
pany were present and fine time
was had Baisden and Silk, of Mis-
souri, Valley, furnished the music, anC
| it was pronounced fine.
Miss Coda Dow visited several days
last week with friends in Logan.
Miss Kate Healy, of Charter Oak
spent Friday and Saturday here, be
ing called by the illness of her sis
ter, Lucy.
Mrs. Jim PearsaIl and Mrs. Mark
| Pearsall went to Denison Wednesday
to shop and visit friends, returning
| home Thursday
Word was received in Dow City Sat
urday that Mrs. George Wilson, who
resided several miles southeast OF
here had died at hospita lin Omaha
the previous night. She had under
gone an operation for removal of q
tumor and had failed to rally. The
remains were brought here Sunday
morning and taken to the home. The
funeral was held in Earling Monday
and she was buried in the Earring
cemetery Her husband survives her
Miss Maggie Sharp, who was report
ed last week as suffering mentally,
was taken last Friday to Clarinda,
where it is hoped that under skilled
hands she may regain her normal con-
dition and soon be able to return to
Deputy Sheriff Slavery took her to the
hospital
Mrs. Fred Coleman entertained the
Friday club last Friday afternoon at
her pleasant country home northwest
of town. A goodly number was pres.
ent and a delightful afternoon spent.
A fine two-course lunch was an en-
joyable feature.
DR.. Carr was down from Denison
on professional business last Thurs
day.
Tommy Mccullough drove to Earl
ing Monday on a business errand.
The Boyer Valley Larkin club held
it's monthly meeting last Thursday
with Mrs. j. O. Hecker and very
pleasant time was spent. A num-
Der of guests shared Mrs. Hecker's
hospitality and did their share to-
vi III fl,ic r,ootiro npo nf tho
best of the club. All enjoyed the fine
lunch served by Mrs. Hecker.
The stork called at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Cook Sunday, Novem-
Der Gath, andle fine baby boy.
Mrs. Mary Terry came down from
Denison Saturday to visit her sister,
Mrs. Albert Alexander.
Miss Ruth Oslin and Miss Sybil
Woodruff entertained at o'clock din
ner last Friday, covers being laid for
twelve. The dinner was an elabor.
ate three-course affair and all en-
joyed it to the utmost Later several
gentlemen came and all spent most
delightful levening together. Fruit
and nuts were passed before the even
ing's clost. Miss Frieda Fatje, of
w..
Geo. Binnall and Bob Houston drove
to Dunlap Monday on a business mis-
sion.
The case of Albert Birkhofer VS.. the
Hamlin Construction company is
called for Tuesday and quite a speck
of interest is shown in these parts
about it. A number of witnesses are
subpOenaed on both sides.
Clarence O'Meara and wife and
Johnny and Mary O'Meara drove to
Earling Sunday to pay visit to their
parents graves.
A young chap from down the river
was hauled into the justice court at
this place Friday on the charge of
threatening to do bodily harm and
the carrying of concealed weapons
The case did not come to trial, how
ever, but was settled and dismissed.
Miss Minnie Touts was up from
Dunlap several days last week visit
ing friends and relatives.
F. L. Brake came up from Logan
Sunday, going from here to Buck
Grove to call on friends.
Mrs. Elsie Stewart and two children
of Dunlap, were over-Sunday visitors
with Mrs. Bessie Holcomb.
Misses Chloe Harper and Alta Hat
ten were up from Woodbine for Wis
it of day or two with friends and
relatives.
Earl Brake and wife, of Denison,
spent the Sabbath at the E. R. Brake
home.
Lawrence Haley, of Anthem, came
in Monday for visit with the Haley
family here.
Sheriff Cummings was down Satur-
day on court business.
The Social club, which is com
posed of an aggregation of the young
err set, held their monthly meeting
last Friday evening at the Jay Bell
home north of town. About twenty
five were present and each did share
toward making pleasant evening.
Games of different kinds furnished the
amusement. After lunch was served
all hied themselves homeward. The
next meeting will be with Miss Iva
Fishel.
The L. D. S. church people gave
Csc supper in the church last Satur-
day night. The twenty-five cents re-
farS To the nrice not tO the Va1ue We