The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-10-22
The Reviews Dow City Department.

and Mrs. Sam Brazel for the past thre
months. Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert vii
reside here in the future.
Miss Agnes Owens and the tw
Misses Brown, all of Denison are be
ing entertained at week end hous
party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w
w. Buss. The host and hostess hav
planned a diversity of entertainment
for their guests and all are havin,
the jolliest kind of time.
Johnny Smiths baby was i'll the lat
ter part of the week and the parent.
were much alarmed over the little fel
low He Is much better at this writ
ing.
Mesdames Charley Smith, Joe Step
ank and Ed Ahart were hostesses tc
the Friday club last Thursday even
ing. The members husbands were
invited to be present, as we'll as q
number of other guests. The enter
tainment was held in Smiths hall
Tables had been arranged for those
who desired to play cards, and OBan
ions orchestra from Dunlap furnished
plenty of delightful music for those
who cared to dance. At 1920 Messrs.
Smith and Fishel put on two reels of
moving pictures which the whole COM
pany enjoyed to the utmost, after which
dancing was again engaged in. At
midnight buffet lunch was spread,
music being furnished during this per-
1od. Altogether it was a delightful
entertainment, and will long be remem-
bered by those attending. Mrs. Jen-
ME Grace Of Sheridan, Wyo. was the
only out of town guest
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety received last spring for the dist.
among the generous people
OF this parish, barrel of empty fruit
jars, and the time has arrived for the
lngathering of the jars which have been
filled with fruits, pickles, jellies, etc.
1t is desired that they may be brought
in by Monday, Oct. q and left at the
home of Mrs. NJ. G.. Virgins where
they will be prepared for shipment
for the Deaconess home in Des Moines.
There are also number of empty jars
vet on hand. Should any one care to
donate any canned fruit, they may
bring it by the above mentioned time
and take empty jars in return.
Cynl Saunders was over from Man
lila Sunday, the guest of his friend,
Bryce Binnall
Miss Effie Fleming came down
rom Auburn Thursday for few days
'isit with her friend, Mrs. Albert Lor-,
ng. She returned home Saturday.
VIII Healy went to Omaha Saturday
N business mission. He remained
'ver Sunday.
jeff Rogers OF Charter Oak was a
sunday visitor here with friends.
Mrs. Scott Sterrett and son, Ernest,
# washington Springs, S. OAK, was
listing relatives here last week. She
eft Monday for Deloit, where she will
isit few days before returning to
er home.
Little Bernice Rule, the youngest
aughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George c..
lule, was quite i'll day or two last
'eek at the home of her parents. Mr..
nd Mrs. Will Rule here in town.
Mrs. Will Marshall of Deloit came
own Saturday for visit at the home
t her brother, Dave Clark, southeast
+ town. She returned home Sunday.
Mrs. l.. A. Wore and son Charles
last Saturday from a two
'eeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
ardner at Topeka Kansas.
Mr.. j. T. Goldsworthy, of Spencer
IVA visited here last Saturday at the
ONE of his daughter, Mrs. J. A. An.
erson.
Misses Genevieve Dow and Mildred
utterworth were shopping and visit,
lg friends in Denison Friday.
Fred Baber was over from Gallands
rove Friday. His father and mother,
n. and Mrs. r. T. Baber, returned
ONE with him and attended the Ids.
Inference which was in progress at
le church near there.
Mr.. Thos. Franklin was over from
arlan last week Thursday, visiting
S sister, Mrs. w. w. Clark and at l
nding the big sale at the Clark farm. l
Miss Bernice Alexander came up
ON Omaha Saturday for an over Sun
" visit with her parents, Mr.. and
rs. Albert Alexander.
The dancing contingent held forth I
Smiths hall again last Friday even s
6, and had another of those pleasant I
cial times that they enjoy so much.
iger's orchestra furnished the music.
his orchestra seems to be favorite s
nong the dancers here. [
Miss Lucy Healy was at Omaha G
lie day last week, purchasing more Z
illinery goods to replenish her stock. i
Mrs G. w. Langley returned Thurs 7