The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-11-04
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north of Arion but so few gathere
that they decided to move the stut
to Dow City Tom Malone auction
eered and got good prices for every
thing.
Aunt Mary McHenry had birth
day last Friday and her daughter-in
law, Mrs. Mott McHenry invited doz
en- ladies in to help celebrate thu
event. Aunt Mary wasn't aware tina
anything was doing until after thu
guests were all there and she grace
fully admitted the surprise. A fine
big dinner was served and a mos
delightful day was spent.
Martin and John Virgins, of Wood
bine, were over Sunday guests here
with relatives.
Nelson Butler has opened up {
lunch room in the north part of the
pool hall, formerly occupied by Biar
Isemingers barber shop. His fix
lures arrived last week and have
been installed and the place opened
to the public. Mr. Butler will run
this part OF the business and we un
derstand that Charley Ahart, of Den
ison, has been secured to take charge
of the pool hall.
Mrs. G.. j. Omeara and Miss Edna
Hahn We're Denison visitors Saturday
One of George Talcott's children
was under the doctors care last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hollins were
called to Malvern last Wednesday on
account of the death of relative.
c. l.. Rudd came home from Omaha
last week Tuesday evening. His in
jured hand is getting along as we'll
as possible. He returned to Omaha
Monday afternoon to let the doctors
take another look at it. He is able
to be around to oversee his carpenter
contracts here.
Mrs. William Torbert and son are
here from Denver and are guests at
the Hugh Butterworth home.
Jack Robinault arrived from Michi-
gan last Friday and is visiting at the
Claus Hansen home.
Miss Nettie Ernest came up from
Missouri Valley Thursday and was a
guest over night of her sister, Mrs.
S. A. Dow.
Mrs r. C. Howarth was Dunlap
visitor Monday.
DR.. j. F. Potter and family autoed
over to Manning Sunday where they
spent the day.
Chris Suhr is in S. Dakota looking
it land.
Rev. Daniel Reagon is at What
Cheer this week. Mrs. Reagon eX-
)ects to go down Wednesday to spend
| few days with him.
Mrs. Ed Johnson had party last
in honor of her daughter.
sixth birthday. The little
'olks had very nice time playing, at
er which lunch was served.
Miss Helen Whitney ACCOMPANIED
Miss Vera Gibbs over from Harlan
for an over Sunday visit
With the latter's sister, Mrs. LESSEE
dowarth.
Mrs. Ada Wheelright is entertain
ng a nephew from S. Dakota.
Miss Rhea Cummings, of Denison,
vas Sabbath Day guest of her friend,
Mrs. H. e. Butterworth.
Mrs. Claus Hansen, Mrs. Ed. Baber
ind Mrs. Charley Bell were at Vail
'ecently attending the funeral OF
'elative.
Virgil Butterworth has gone to
hamburg to work with telephone
gang.
Mrs. A. E. Loring went to Des
Moines Sunday on shopping tour.
Miss Ora Butterworth spent Sunday
n Council Bluffs with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Ettleman were i'll
Oenison Monday.
Mrs. Lille Shumate came from
Arion Monday to help care for Mrs.
frank Wiley and the twins.
Mr. and Mrs. Drayton Holcomb
we're up from Dunlap Monday visit
ng at the Romanan Wight and An
lrew Jackson homes.
Elder Charles E Butterworth ar
lived home Monday from his mis-
,ionary labors in Nebraska.
Jake Schwartzenbach was down
rom Denison Monday visiting at the
J. L. Wise home.
Mrs. Art S. Randel, Miss Elsie
landel and Mrs. Ed Ahart went to
Omaha Monday to do some shopping
and visit friends. They returned
nome Tuesday evening.
Mrs. LESSEE Howarth and son, Dan,
spent day or two at the Ike Howarth
home in Goodrich township the last
If the week.
Mrs. Dollie Haskins, Of Denison,
has been a guest OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jake Reeser, for the past
week
Miss Flora Virgins has severed her
with Turnund & Co.'S
store and went Monday to Woodbine
where she entered the employ of her
brother, w. II. Virgins and will as
,ist him in his store. Miss Virgins
has been clerking here nearly five
Years and has given the very best OF
service. Always she worked in her
interest and gave close
attention to the wants OF her custom
ers. She has gained the good will
)f all she came in contact with. She
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