The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-03-05
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Miss Lovicie Morris wishes us t
say to her many friends who gave he
a post card shower while at the hos
pital in Council Bluffs, that although
it has been a few weeks since she re
turned home she often thinks OF then
and very much appreciated their kim
remembrance of her and extends tt
them her many thanks.
Mrs. ]. r. Spence and her niece
Miss Edna Miller, returned last Mon
day from their visit to Dow City.
j. L. Miller was in Denison las
Tuesday on business.
Miss Eva Miller, of Council Bluffs
visited her aunt, Mrs. j. T. Spence
lat week. She and her sister, Edna
who has been here the past two
months, returned home Monday.
Vernon Spence returned from La
moni last week and will remain a,
home.
Miss Nina Landon returned home
few days ago from Laurel, Neb., al
which place she has been for severa.
months.
Mrs. Anna Schwartz came over on
Tuesday to see her little niece, who
was very sick at the Bert Darling
home. We are glad to report the lit
tie one very much improved and all
hope it will now stay well, as it has
had several sick spells this winter.
Earl Winans sold forty acre farm
west of N. H. Brogden's last week to
Broder Boysen for SIPS per acre. We
understand Mr.. Boysen will make i'm
provements on it and possibly make
that his residence.
Mrs. U. S. Dunbar and daughters,
Miss Vera Johnson and Mrs. Anna
Nicewanner spent very pleasant day
Wednesday with Aunt Jane Johnson
and family.
Perry Rutledge was in town last
week and visited at the VIM. Worley
home
Mrs. J. L. Riggleman was sick last
week, but is feeling much better.
l.. N. Fear was moving the latter
part of the week with two teams to
the farm three miles south of Deni-
son. Saturday was very blustery and
cold, but many went ahead moving
although very disagreeable. The
weather has turned off mild and they
will have more pleasant time to get
settled in their new home.
Henry Ehlers and family will move
this week to farm between Manila
and Denison, about IA miles from De-
lott.
Mrs. Geo. Prentice visited her moth
er and grandmother, Mrs. Eliza Wor-
ley and Mrs. Marie Galland last Mon
day.
Mrs. Effie Christy visited in Deni-
son part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shives Wis
tied their daughter, Mrs. Mabel Yam
key, and husband one day last week
and all drove to Kiron in the after
noon.
Harry Darling, of near Boyer, spent
last Friday with his brother, Bert.
Andrew Schwartz was a passenger
to Denison last Thursday.
The presiding elder occupied the NJ.
E. pulpit Sunday evening.
A very informal gathering took
place at the home of Mrs. c. J. Hunt
Miss Coda Mason. Each awaited her
self of the opportunity in displaying
her talent for fine needlework by
bringing flour sack which she hem
med during the afternoon. Many
brought linen and turkish towels also,
and all were presented to the bride
elect with the heartfelt sympathy and
love of true and sincere friends. A
gift book, in which each wrote her
favorite recipes, will also be among
the useful treasures in constant USE
A dainty two-cOurse lunch was served,
after which several musical selections
thanking the hostess and Mrs. Joe
True, who ably assisted, for a social,
friendly gathering long to be remem.
bered by all.
Jacob Sachau is moving to town to
the residence recently purchased of
c. j. Cose.
w. T. Huckstep and wife are now
residents of Deloit. Their daughter,
Mrs. Edna Cook, and husband, helped
them get located and will stay until
they get ready to away.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Browne drove over
to the funeral Sunday of one of his
pupils, Leta Frieze, aged fourteen. She
had the mumps and, we understand,
pneumonia set in. The mumps have
been among his scholars and ne took |
them, and was confined to his home
q couple of weeks, but has recovered
and able to be out again.