The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-10-29

Miss Phoebe PETIT, who is attending
school in Denison, came home Friday
| for an Over-Sunday visit with the home
folks.
Bob Oliver came in Saturday from
Denver, where he has sojourned fol
the past few months. He stopped in
Omaha a couple of days and visited
friends Bob is popular with the young
folks here and they are delighted tc
know that he expects to spend the
winter, at least in their midst.
Miss Edna Hahn has so far recov
cred from her recent attack of typhoid
fever that she is able to resume hel
work as deputy in the postoftice.
Mrs. J. M. PETIT has suffered greatly
the past week, being confined to hel
bed by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. T. Baber visited in
Dunlap Saturday with relatives.
J. A. Scott was in Omaha last Sat
urday on business mission.
Mrs. l.. H. Goddard entertained the
Golden Hour club last Friday after
noon, several other guests being pres
ent to enjoy the hospitality of this
popular hostess. After pleasant SOC,
ial afternoon two course lunch was
invited in TO rcards.
On Friday evening next the Stand
ard Bearers will be entertained at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Glassburn.
err.
Frank Weimer departed the first OF
the week for Omaha, where he ex.
poets to enter the railway employ. He
has been working out of Sioux City un.
til recently. when he decided that he
desired a change of headquarters.
Miss Lille Gibson returned Satur.
day from ten days visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Charley Horn, in Omaha. She
went up to Fremont and spent a day
with DR.. r. T. VanMeter and wife.
Miss LaVanche Butler, of Arion,
was weekend visitor with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Henry.
Last Wednesday occurred the birth.
day of Mrs. joni Datterl and she in
vited the neighbors and friends to
help her celebrate the event. Fourteen
families, young and old, came in re.
spouse to the invitation, and had one
of those old fashioned times we often
hear Of The young folks tripped the
light fanta site tie, while the older ones
enjoyed social time with cards. A
birthday repast of generous proper
tons was served and much enjoyed.
after which the guests departed wish
ing the good lady many happy returns
o. the day.
Mr. Clyde Haskins, of Manila, was
an over-Sunday guest at the Jake
Reeser home.
Henry Gibson was down from Deni-
son Monday calling on friends.
Aunt Janet Rae went Saturday to
Carroll. where she was the guest of
Miss Barbara Scott, later going on to
Lndden for visit with friends.
Rev. Dr.. Joel A. Smith and his sing
er. Prof. B. A. Shonnes, of Beloit, Wis,
two OF the most successful evangel-
lists in the midwest, have been ell
gagged by the NJ. e. church here to con-
duct a series of evangelistic services
commencing in January, the exact date
not having been determined at this
time. The meetings will be of prob
ably three or four weeks duration DR..
Smith is splenuld success in this
line of work and is noted for his abil-
ity to reach the masses, while his
singer is a man of Ugh repute and an
active and aggressive co-worker in re-
vival meetings. A great treat and
victory is anticipated by the people of
this vicinity.
Arthur Browns father returned last
week from summers SOiOurn in
Michigan and various places, and will
make his home here during the win
ter with his son.
Mrs. Eldridge Shoop and Mrs Garland
Mrs. Edgar Bruner of Waterloo,
Goldie, both of Cherokee, came last
Wednesday for visit with their
mother Mrs Elizabeth Wiggings. and
other relatives They returned home
Monday.
Tom Clark and wife accompanied
Ancil Clark and wlle to Harlan last
week for a few days visit. They re-
turned Saturday.
The Priscilla club met last Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. Clair Butter
worth A fair representation OF the
club was present, as we'll as large
of guests. Social converse.
ton and fancy work pleasantly filled in
tue afternoon hours until lunch time
when the hostess served dainty re-
past
Mrs. Fred Thompson is suffering
from an attack of blood poisoning in
her right forefnfier. The member has
been lanced twice at this writing and