The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-11-11

Mrs. Williams also went out to the
Mott McTIenry home for a few hours.
a number from here attended the
party at Reat McElwain's last Satur-
DAY night which was given in honor
of Miss Bessie Lutts, who leaves soon
TO begin teaching school. y fine time
was reported.
Miss Clara Barteis returned to her
home in Dcnison, Sunday after spend
inc two or three weeks here with her
sister, Miss Freda.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Munsey en-
tertained at dinner Sunday compll-
mentary 10 Nh and Mrs. Jay Baber.
Covers were laid for sixteen. All en-
loved the elegant dinner served. me
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Baber,
Als. s. Z. Baber and daughter, Ruby.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wingrove and chill
dren, of Denison, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. John KEEP
ford.
Nh. and Mrs. Fred Smith, Miss Sadie
Smith and her mother, came up from
Woodbine Sunday to spend the day at
the Frank Field home.
Word has reached us OF the death OF
Rev. Joel A. Smith at Beloit. Wis. DR..
Smith held evangelistic meetings here
last winter and made many friends
who will regret to hear OF his death.
He was one of the great evangelists
OF the NJ. E. church.
Fritz" is dead. Everyone here
abouts knew the black and tan dog
that Lloyd Brake befrended several
years ago. He died OF poisoning last
Saturday.
Glenn Honz was up from Dunlap
last Wednesday visiting relatives and
old time friends.
Mrs. p. W. Harding came from Den
.son last Thursday for visit with
her friend. Mrs. Maggie w. Talcott.
The r. n. Chamberlain family auto
ed to Lake View and spent a day
last week.
A new cement walk has been laid
along the south side OF Clair Butter
worth's residence property.
Miss Lucy Healy was an Omaha
visitor the first OF the week, buying
more supplies for her millinery
trade.
The dance last Friday night was not
very well attended. Those present,
however had delightful evening.
Eiger's orchestra, which furnished the
music. was up to its usual standard.
Mr.. Edmund Howarth and daughter,
Lulu. Mrs. Frank Howarth and Mrs.
Hugh Butterworth autOed to Denison
Friday. Grandfather Howarth enjoy
cd every minute OF his time while
there visiting with old friends.
Will Healy was a business caller is
Charter Oak Monday.
Harvey Gamer arrived home the
other day from several years sojourn
in California and has been busy visit
ing his parents and greeting old
friends.
Clara Potter's little friends gather
ed at her home last Saturday for a
birthday surprise. The little folks en-
ioycd themselves with games, after
which lunch was served.
Will Healy, Will Jordan. George
Binnall and Pete Petersen autoed up
to Lake View Sunday.
Mrs. Lambert entertained the Sun
shine club last Friday afternoon. The
LADIES ueNOlcu llle liiiic " 'ohN
work and social chat after which a
two course lunch was served.
Mrs. Dan Brazel invited several in
last Sunday in honor of Sans birth
day but didn't take the time to men
ton to the guest OF honor that any
thing was doing. But Sam was equal
to the occasion and had as good a
time as anybody. A fine birthday din
ner had been prepared and everybody
enjoyed it to the utmost.
The Aid society OF the l.. ID. )
church held their apron bazaar AND
supper last Saturday afternoon and
evening. A great variety OF aprons
were displayed in a prettily arranged
booth which was in charge OF Mrs
Sarah Kuykendall. Every article was
sold. An excellent supper was served.
The proceeds of both events brought
in about $S1. The ladies are clatcd
over the success of the event as they
have every right to be.
Mrs. Ella Hahn and daughter. Miss
Edna. were Denison visitors Tuesday.