The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-06-04
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Ter vacated and which Mr.. Iseminger
recently purchased.
Prof and Mrs. Gates have stored
their goods and will leave the last of
the week for Lenox, where they will
spend their vacation with her parents.
Miss Ruth Oslin departed Friday
for her home at Winnebago, Neb., at
which place she will spend her vaca.
ton. We are informed that she has
been elected to position in the high
school at Sioux Center, Iowa.
Mrs. Caroline Reynolds and Miss
Jane Herring were in Arion Sunday
to spend the day at the home of her
son, George. They also called at the
Percy Dodge home to see Mrs.
Reynolds great granddaughter.
]. P. Riddle and daughter. Ellie,
came in from Creighton, Neb.. last
week. Mr.. Riddle returned in day
or two to his work, but Miss Ellie
will stay several weeks with her
grandmother, Mrs. Jane Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Goldsworthy
came down from Spencer Sunday for
a brief visit with their daughter, Mrs
L. A. Anderson. They returned home
Tuesday, their daughter, Miss Lisle
Goldsworthy, accompanying them.
Elmer Howorth came down from
Wendt, S. D., last week and is stop
ping for the present with his daugh.
ter, Mrs. Elmer McElwain. Mr..
Howorth expects to remain here for
the summer and do carpenter work
Uncle Reuben Wore is up from Dun.
lap visiting at the home of his son,
Louis Wore. Mr. Wore is past eighty
two years of age, but gets around as
spry as most people fifteen years
younger an dbids fair to live many
years yet.
Mrs. Ben Wingrove and Mrs. Alva
Wednesday for visit at the Tom
Munsey home Mrs. Cooper returned
home the same day, but Mrs. Win
grove didn't have her visit out, so
she stayed until Thursday.
Mrs. Josephine Heipman, Mrs. JOS
eph Ahart and Mrs. Albert Ahart
came down from Crofton, Neb., last
Wednesday to attend the funeral of
Uncle Joseph Ahart. They went to
Mapleton the first of the week for a
short visit before returning to Crof-
ton.
Relatives here have received word
of the birth of a son to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mcbride at their home in Pa.
louise, Wash. Mrs. Mcbride will be
remembered as Miss Josie Wiley
They have many friends here who
will hasten to extend congratulations
Mrs Martin Goddard was hostess
to the Golden Hour club last Saturday
afternoon. About a score of ladies'
were present and the usual hour of
fancy work and social chat was much
enjoyed. Mrs. Goddard served a
dainty two-course lunch.
Mrs. Isaac Scott and daughter,
Eunice, came down from Creighton,
Neb., Wednesday to spend a week
with relatives and friends. Mrs. Scott
lived here many years and thus has
many friends here who enjoy these
annual visits as much as does Mrs.
Scott
Mrs. James Baker came up from
Omaha the latter part of the week
and spent several days here with old
time friends. The Baker family are
resided for several years, to Des
Moines, where Mr.. Baker will continue
his religious work.
Miss Esther Turnlund closed a sue
cessful years school at the Bell
school last Thursday. Her work was
so satisfactory that she has been Of
fered the school for the coming year
and will probably accept. Such Incl
dents as these are fine recommends
tions and speak we'll of her ability as
a teacher.
Mrs. Isaac Gardner was hostess to
the Golden Hour club last Thursday
afternoon, and those who went out
to this pleasant home say that they
had an extra good time. A dainty
lunch was a special feature and it's
makeup reflects much credit on the
hostess for her ability to recognize
the good things in the eating line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Weiland came
from Kansas Thursday, having been
called here on account of the death
of Mr.. Ahart. They were delayed so
long at Kansas City, however, that
they arrived too late to attend the
funeral They are out at the Ahart
home with Mrs. Ahart at present. Mr..
Weiland is brother of Mrs. Ahart.
The Albert Birkhofer family were
pretty badly frightened Thursday
evening when Mrs Albert Ahart. a
guest in the house. was overcome by
the heat. A physician was summoned
post haste and used heroic measures
before she revived. She was so far
recovered Monday that she was able
to start on her journey home to Crof-
ton. Neb.
The class play, "Mr. Bob" which
was given last Wednesday was wit
messed by large and appreciative
audience. Each part was we'll taken
and although some of the players were
somewhat nervous at their first ap-
pearance they soon gained their equi-
librium and everything went along as
smooth as marriage bell. Miss Sun
shine Rudd gave a brilliant piano solo
during one OF the waits between acts
and Miss Lena Birkhofer gave the
class history, both numbers being we'll
received. as was the boys male quar-
tet. composed of Messrs. Scott, Bin
nall. Kick and Butterworth.
Mrs. Isaac Howorth came down
from Denison Friday for visit at the
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