The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-08-28

zie slattery drove to Dunlap Sunday
morning and attended church.
The Rebekahs had a candidate to
put through the work last Wednesday
night, after which they had social
time, ending with a fine lunch. An
enjoyable evening is reported.
The town school will open next Mon
day, September I'd, for the years work
with Prof. S. Gates in charge again.
All are DESTROYS that the coming years
work may be as satisfactory as before.
Mrs. Jake Schwartzenbach, of Den
lison, and daughter, Mrs. Harry Lyons,
| of Jefferson. visited relatives here for
several days past.
| Miss Jennie Rae returns this week
to Red Oak, where she will again teach
in the high school.
Morris Wilder came down from Wa
terloo last week for short visit fifth
his parents before he goes to Ames
to resume his studies at the Iowa Ag-
ricultural college. He has been en-
ployed since the close of school in an
auto factory, learning the ms and outs
of the auto makeup.
P. E. Flodine has purchased OF Mrs.
"A "A,
owned by John Cramer, one mile east
Of town.
Mrs. Thomas Walters and daughter,
Verna, have been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Bruhn, in Omaha for week past.
Miss Vera Paul will soon leave for
Sac City, where she will attend college
the coming year.
James Pearsall, Sr. returned Monday
from Council Bluffs, where he had
been in attendance at the annual re-
union of the l.. D. S. church. Several
others from here also attended.
Herman Logsdon has sold his farm
8 miles southeast of town to Zach
Crandall who will occupy it after the
first of March. Mr.. Logsdon has pur-
chased 1870 near Ames and will move
there so as to secure educational ad-
vantages for his children, which is
without doubt a commendable proceed
ing.
E. N. Chamberlain and family came
down from Lake View Sunday night
and will be at home here in the future.
Mrs. Chamberlain journeyed to Oma'
ha Monday on business expedition.
Miss Helen Swasey gave a party on
Saturday which was attended by
large number of her girl friends.
Games furnished much amusement, al
ter which all did justice to the elegant
lunch which was served by Mrs.
Swasey and Helen. All report having
had delightful time
There was a social dance held at
the Martin Weiland home last Satur-
day night and those fortunate enough
to be present say they had most
enjoyable time. A nice supper was
served at midnight.
Mrs. Walter Swatman and daughter,
Edith, visited last week in Omaha at
the home of her father, Mr.. w. w.
Cook.
T.. II. Swasey was an Omaha visitor
Monday, returning home the same day.
Miss Elizabeth Lord started for her
home in Wisconsin Monday after sew
eral weeks visit here with her cousin,
Mrs. Hugh Butterworth.
The Epworth League held an ice
cream social at the r. B. Smith home
east of town last Friday evening. A
large crowd was in attendance and a
good little sum of money was raised
for the league.
Miss Mildred Hoeffer is here from
Chicago for her annual vacation She
invariably comes out once year to
visit 1.-The old folks at home
The carpenters are busy on j. H.
Rolls new house and the frame will
be up in few days. Herman Lazerus'
mouse is wired for electric lights and
is already for the plasterers. Rumor
says that Tommy Walters will erect
residence soon on his lot south of
Willis Virgins new house. Work of
tearing down the old brick barn has
been going on week and will soon
be moved from d. e. Bremsers lot.
Mrs. Matte Leslie is here from Or
chard, Neb.. visiting at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs Clark Best.