The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-10-15

ander, captured first; Charles McNab
owned by Lehan of Defiance, secured
second; Miller, Of Defiance, taking
toned last week, is somewhat better
Mrs. Smith returned to Denison on
Monday after a three weeks visit with
her friend. Mrs. Elizabeth Virgins.
Mrs. Bessie Pearsall was business
visitor at Vail Monday.
Miss Lena HOnz was unable to be at
school several days last week on &C
count of taking care Of severe case
Of toothache:
Mr.. ]. T. Goldsworthy, of Spencer
has purchased the\Crandall property
which is occupied by Dr. F. N. Rowe
Just where the doctor and his family
will be able to find house to live in
is hard problem to- solve. Houses
were never harder to secure than just
now.
Arthur Deitz and family We're down
from the Willow Sunday and spent
the day with the Tom Munsey family
Miss Viola Brockelsby, OF Vail, is
visiting her friend, Miss Vivian Sharp.
Alex Reuben returned the first of
the week from Omaha, where he had
spent few days with his parents.
Mr.. James Dawson was here from
Chicago last week on business trip.
Mrs. E. D. Barnes and lady friend
were over from Ute last Saturday Wis
iting at the Frank Green home.
George Rule went to Fl. Dodge on
,,,h1 ho SC OF %
Redmen convention as delegate from
the local lodge. He will probably be
gone until Friday.
Mrs. John Miller and son, Louis,
were down from Denison Sunday and
spent the day at the Henry Roy home.
They we're accompanied by Mrs Pearl
Servoss.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Gilmore of Coun-
Gil Bluffs, have been visiting relatives
in town the past week.
Miss Lucy Healy attended church
services at Dunlap last Sunday.
While you are reading look up the
ad of the Stepanek harness shop. Ev'
erything Stepanek advertises is on the
square.
w. E. Fishel and Grin Reynolds &C
companied Herman Lazerus to Oma
ha Sunday in the car Herman stayed
to visit relatives few days and the
others returned on the evening train
E. w. Pierce came down from Deni'
son Sunday for visit at the Frank
McHenry home west of town.
The Standard Bearers met last Fri
day evening at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Cook. The crowd attend
ing was rather small, yet pleasant
time was had and profitable lesson
studied. Mrs. Frank Glassburner had
charge of the evening study and all
greatly enjoyed the presentation OF
the subject A social hour followed,
after which lunch was served.
The Sunshine club was entertained
last Thursday evening by Mesdames
Griffin and Schouten at the home of
the latter About twenty-five were
present to enjoy the hospitality of the
hostesses, and so many pleasant things
had been planned for their entertain
ment that they had just one round
of pleasure. The rain during the late
evening kept most of the guests until
the wee sma' hours of the morning.
They all insist that they had one OF
the very best times that one can mag
inc. A fine supper did its share III
making an enjoyable evening.
Mr.. Tilton and two daughters came
over from Defiance Monday and stop
ped here on their way to Dunlap to
visit at the Ray Brown home. They
expect to drive on to Cherokee for a
visit before returning home.
A crowd of Ruby Rolls schoolmates
gathered at her home last Saturday az
ternoon for surprise. And it was
sure a surprise for Miss Ruby had
gone down town before the guests and
they had to wait her return. The al
ternoon was spent in games, after
which all sat down to nice lunch
which the little guests had brought A
very enjoyable time is reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spence. of Monona
county, and Mr.. and Mrs Jas. Spence.
of Deloit, all spent Sunday here wit!
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Spence
Frank Honz was up from Logan or
Sunday and spent the day with MS
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Honz.
Mrs. Fred Coleman was confined t
her bed by illness two or three days
last week.
Miss Helen Hayes came up Friday
evening from Missouri Valley. where
she teaches. to visit her many friends
here They planned a picnic in hel
honor for Saturday. About eighties
ladies fixed up baskets of picnic
goodies and went up to the big park
After the big feast was over the whole
company explored the park and they
assure us that they found a thOusani
new beauties In the scenery that they
had never found before. Some way
this park has bewitching attrac
ton for everyone and this jolly pic
mic crowd enjoyed the day as thor
oughly as could be desired. Luncf
was served late in the afternoon and
the company returned to town declar
ing this to be one of the most enjoy
able picnic. affairs they ever attended
Miss Hayes had expected to remain
over Sunday. but upon reaching town