The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-08-27

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: were delighted to meet Miss Lucinda's
house guests, Miss Senift. A fine
lunch was served to which all did am
pie justice.
Mrs. Will Roy and children are here
from DenisOn making farewell visit
at at the Henry Roy home before theil
departure for Kansas where they will
reside in the future. A reunion OF
the clan was held at the Roy home
Sunday, those present being, Mrs. Will
Roy and children and Mr.. and Mrs
J. H. Miller and son Louis and Mr.
and Mrs. Pearl Servoss all of Denison
Howard Alexander and children. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Roy and daughter
Eva, Will Roy was not present he
having already gone to the new loca-
in cold storage plant.
Miss Agatha Drummer and Miss
Mary LANCER of DenisOn spent Sun
day at the Charley Smith home.
About thirty friends of Miss Helene
Swasey gathered at her home last
Thursday evening for surprise be-
fore her departure for Omaha where
she enters business college. TIL even
ing was spent in the usual jolly way
and those present report having had
a dandy good time. Lunch was serv-
ed This crowd of young folks will
greatly miss Miss Helene while she
is gone for she is very popular
young lady. Miss Leona Waite and
Vernon Waite of Lincoln, Neb., and
! Miss Lorraine. iVollertson of Battle
Creek were out of town guests.
Sunday. The dinner was comprised
A few families gathered at the
Enos Cross grove for picnic last
of all the good worthsome things
that make up an out-in-the woods din
ner A right jolly time was had.
1t is wonder that such pleasant
events do not transpire oftener.
The Babtist people here are having
their church property fixed up fine.
1t is receiving a new coat of paint,
reshingled, redecorated entirely on
no the past week. The building will
also be wired and electric lights put
in. Thus everything will be fixed in
proper shape before cold weather sets
in.
Mrs. Willard Jackson and daughter
Vida visited at the Alfred Jackson
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Mesenbrink
of Dunlap visited relatives here Mon
day.
Mrs. Bert VIM of Meckling, South
Dakota, came Friday for few days
visit with her sister Mrs. John Grit
fin. She returned on Tuesday to her
home.
Walter and Jay Langley OF Aims
worth, Neb., came in Monday evening
for brief visit with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Langley. They
had come down to Omaha to look over
the sheep markets and took advantage
of the opportunity to say hello" to
relatives and friends.
Miss. !, Mildred Virgins spent the
past week at Lake View with several
friends from Denison.
Miss Emily Schneckloth of Denison
visited Monday with her friend, Miss
Agnes Goddard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Koenekamp re-
turned last week from California and
will make Iowa their permanent home
Mayor S. A. Dow appointed Lester
Mayer as marshal and nightwatch to
succeed J. H. Pearsall who recently
resigned the Office.
Edgar Jackson of Omaha and his
brother Frank of Missouri Valley,
visited here Sunday with their aunt
and uncle Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nc
Henry.
Mrs. Eva Skillman who lives at the
Martin Willard home, met with
painful accident Monday morning
when in some way she caught one of
bowl of a cream separator nearly sew
ering the member from her hand.
A physician was hastily summoned
and he amputated the finger The
hand was not mangled.
The young folks in the neighbor
head of the John Detterl home went
there for surprise on Andrew Dat
terry, the occasion being the celebra-
ton of the lads fifteenth birthday.
A merry time was had with games
etc. and the pleasures of the evening
were crowned by dandy supped. This
neighborhood is famous for it's good
times at its parties.
Mrs John Griffin was so very sick
for a few hours Saturday night that
her family were alarmed over her.
She is able to be out again.
Mr.. Cecil Shafer, who is emigration
agent in the government employ at
Naco, AriZ., came last Friday to spend
his annual vacation with his mother
in Paradise township. He will be here
several weeks. Mr.. Shafer is located !
down on the Mexican border and has
many stories to tell of the narrow es
capes of persons from the shells OF
the Mexican insurrectos.
Miss Ora Butterworth is enjoying
a weeks vacation from her labors as
saleslady in the ID. E. Bremser store
and is spending the time at Missouri
Valley. Miss Mildred Butterworth &C
companied her and they expect to
help with the singing at the big tent /,
meetings in progress there.
Mrs. Clair ButterwOrth and Lillian |
and Louis Ahart returned Saturday |
afternoon from their visit with rel |
atives at LOhrville.
Ed Ahart lost valuable horse Sun |
day night. but he recovered him sever.
al hours later. The horse, hitched to a |
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