The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-06-11


last week and visited at the home of
his niece Mrs. Fred Coleman. He
went from here to Dunlap to visit at
ing to his home at Carson.
The Rebekahs held election of Of
ficers last Wednesday evening and the
following persons were honored: Miss
Flora Virgins, N G.; Mrs. Viola
Keairnes, V. G.; Mrs. Lydia Wore. R.
S.; Mrs. S. E. Wiley, treasurer.
Aunt Mary McHenry has been very
sick for the past week and relatives
were much alarmed over her condi-
ton. She is better at this writing,
but still very weak. We trust sh
may regain her accustomed health.
The Friday club was entertained
last Saturday at the pleasant country
home, of Mrs. rank BiFnnall. About
thirty ladies were present and had a
most enjoyable time visiting togeth-
err. A delicious two-course lunch was
served.
A crowd of girls went to the big park
last Wednesday afternoon for pic
MIC They took scads of good eatables
along and had one of the finest kind
of times. After a supper in the woods
they journeyed back to town.
Prof Gates and family got away on
Friday morning on their vacation trip
to Lenox. Mrs. Gates parents live
there and the Gates family visits them
every summer and greatly enjoy the
trips back to the old home.
Mrs. Joe McColl and daughter, Opal,
have gone to University Place. Okla,
to participate in ten days camp
meeting. When they return, Miss
Sylvia McColl, who is attending school
at that place, will accompany them.
The topic for the preaching service
next Sunday morning will be "The
Model Man" and we may look for
fine discourse In the evening at the
usual hour the children's day services
will be held. This service will un-
doubtedly be fine one.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Lazerus, Alex
Ruben and Grin Reynolds drove down
to Omaha Sunday in Herman's car.
Alex and Grin returned home Monday
morning, but Mr.. and Mrs. Lazerus
will spend several days in the city
with relatives.
Anyone in need of anything in the
harness line and desiring to buy it at
his own price. had better look up the
advertisement of the Stepanek har-
ness shop. which appears in this is
sue. Interesting things are told in
an interesting way.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Kramer last Wednes-
day. but the little one was frail and
on Saturday evening passed away. 1t
n,,ls, OF
on Monday. We sympathize with Mr..
and Mrs. Kramer in their sorrow.
Everything pertaining to the chau-
tauqua is running along smoothly and
the best, of it is that the season tick
cts for the seven day event is but the
same price as last year for the four
days. There are so many good things
planned for that one can hardly afford
to miss a single session.
The Golden Hour club met last Sat
urday at the country home of Mrs.
Clarence Bryan. About forty were
present to enjoy Mrs. Bryan's hospi-
tally and those present enjoyed one
of the most pleasant meetings this
club has ever held. The hostess
served a delicious lunch.
Pete Bahrs We're ''at home" Satur-
day night to their numerous friends
and plenty of them responded. Dane
ing furnished the chief amusement.
Those present felt just in the mood
for entering into the entertainment
and thus everybody had good time.
The dances at the Bahr home are al
ways enjoyable occasions.
Frank Odell gathered up an auto
load of lads last Friday and started
for the lake for days outing. but
they encountered such muddy roads
in the vicinity OF Denison that they re-
turned home. The boys We're greatly
disappointed in missing their fun at
the lake. They will probably go up
some time later in the season.
C. c. Antisdel is the proud owner
of a new Ford auto and has been more
than enjoying himself these days. On
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Antisdel run
down to Adams county to spend day
or so. They returned Tuesday, re.
porting a fine trip. but rather cool
weather for motoring. Miss Genevieve
Dow had charge of the store during
their absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Cole and
daushters, Mabel and Blanche, went
Monday to Dell Rapids. S. y, where
they will visit their daughter, Mrs.
John Rollins. They will later go to
Cherokee, Iowa, and visit another
daughter, Mrs. Frank Michel, before
returning home. They will probably
be gone until the last of August.
Earl Green and his bride came Sat
urday for visit here at the "A. II.
Cook and Frank Green hones. They
are on the last lap Of their wedding
Journey and after a days WISH here
went t, Vail SUNDAY, where they Will
make their home. Mr. Green has
numerous friends her, who will wish
him an abundance of happiness and
prosperity.
Mrs. Eugene Crandall invited eigh-
teen young ladies in last Friday at
ternoon in honor OF Miss Sadie
PAieger's birthday. the hours being
from 2 to 5. Miss Sadie was not
aware that anything was doing until
the guests arrived, thus the surprise
was complete. They brought their
fancy work along and this. with social
conversation, filled in the hours most
pleasantly. Refreshments were also
served.
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