The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-05-07
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Mr.. and Mrs. Orvie Boham moved
Monday into one of the Wheelright
houses in the east part of town, it be-
Baber family.
The special meetings at the NJ. E.
church closed last Wednesday even.
ing and the Rev. A. S. Dean, who con-
Quoted them, has returned to his home
at Sioux City.
Miss Elsie Randel and her mother
expect to leave this week for Eureka
Springs, Ark, hoping to benefit Miss
Elsie's health. Many friends trust she
may secure the desired benefit
Mrs. Ed Hayes and two children
came Sunday from Nebraska to join
her husband, who works in the shop
with Fred Colby They will live in
Mrs. Elizabeth Virgins house.
The L. f. Mcbride family moved on
Monday into the new residence re-
Gently built by Tom Walters. L. H.
Goddard will occupy the Baptist par
sonage, which the Mcbride family
vacated.
The Chautauqua programs are now
ready for distribution. Call on your
grocer for one of them when in town,
or see A. l.. Jackson. Read up the
good things to be presented and plan
to attend.
Norman Riddle is convalescing nice.
ly from his illness. He is able to sit
up while each day and will soon be
able to be out again. No one is more
delighted owed the outlook than Nor
man himself.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Mcdonald and
son were here from Denison Sunday
visiting friends. Mrs Mcdonald is
on her way home from Dunlap, where
she had been on account OF the illness
Of her mother
Miss Estella Riddle has accepted a
position as saleslady in the Herman
Lazerus store. This will be very sat.
isfactory to the large array of GUS
toners at the big store for Miss Rid
die is favorably known here.
The continued wet weather has
played havoc with the approach to the
county bridge near Frank McHenry's,
and we are told that it is out Of COM
mission. This is one one of the prin-
cipal roads into town and will doubt
less be repaired at an early date.
Fred Pearsall and Andrew Jackson
are the owners of fine new auto of
the Buick make. We understand that
these two. gentlemen have secured the
agency for this make OF car. Both
members of this firm are hustlers and
will no doubt find purchasers for a
number of the machines.
The G. H. C.'s met last Saturday
with Miss Agnes Goddard. The day
was an exceedingly rainy one, but this
did not deter the members and invit-
ed guests from attending and de-
lightful afternoon was spent together.
A pleasant feature was toothsome
lunch served at o'clock.
Bian Iseminger has purchased Of
N. r. Wilder the former Joe Best
house east of Main street, and will
obtain possession June list. This will
make the Iseminger family comfo' t
able home. We understand that it is
Mr.. Wider's intention to move to his
farm when he vacates this property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mix, of Omaha,
spent a few days here with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Graul They
are both working for the Western
Union Telegraph company in Omaha
and are taking a two weeks vacation.
They left here Monday for Cedar Rap
ids, where they will visit his parents.
About thirty-five friends of Peter
Dybdall's young folks gathered at their
home last Saturday evening for an
old-fashioned hop. They had a most
delightful time-so much so that they
found the hours all too short for their
pleasure A fine lunch was served
at midnight and all went home happy.
Miss Lola Fishel came home Satur-
day from Cedar Rapids. Miss Lola has
finished her course in the business
college at that place and is home for
time. She will work in the Dow City
bank while here. Miss Fishel is an
energetic, capable young lady and add
ing her business training to her
natural abilities puts her in the front
ranks among the business workers.
Miss Schlumberger's piano pupils
recital, which was to have been held
! last Friday evening, was postponed
on account of the storm. 1t will be
held next Friday evening, May 9th,
at Smiths hall, beginning at s o'clock.
No admission fee charged. The Dow
City ladies' quartet will make their
first public appearance at this pro-
gram and Miss Marjorie Bryan will
also give a reading.
Commencement is but trifle more
than three weeks away. Our class
this year consists of seven girls and
five boys. The class pay, "Mr. Bob"
for which places are assigned, will be
given the last day. at which time Carl
Motter will give chalk talk, Lena
Birkhofer will give the class history
and Florence Stepanek will give the
class prophecy. Sunshine Rudd and
Ruth Glassburner will preside at the
piano.
The box which the NJ. E. church
people send annually to Miss Mamie
Glassburner in far away China, is to
be sent May Goth. 1t goes earlier than
usual on account of having to freight
| it through because of it's weight. 1t
usually goes by express or post, but
| it has never been so voluminous as
this year. Should anyone desire to
contribute either articles or money for
the box communicate with Miss Mil
dred Virgins before the above named
date.
The race track projectors got busy
loot wool and mt in tho hridpo over