The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-10-28
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Riddle. Of Creighton. Neb.. who had
recently undergone a serious opera
ton. They report her as convalescing
nicely. a fact that many friends will
be pleased to note.
Rev. A. B. Adams moved his house
hold goods here the past week and the
family has arrived and they are nice
ly settled in the NJ. E. parsonage. We
welcome them and trust they may
find life among us pleasant and profit
able.
c. c. Antisdel gave away pair of
shoes after the picture show on last
Wednesday evening. Little Ebert
Goddard drew the slip with the lucky
number and an amusing feature was
that his father, S. E. Goddard, held
the corresponding number and thus
was given the pair Of shoes.
Mrs. Albert Loring was in Denison
last Wednesday shopping and visit
ing friends.
Bernce Bremser was five years old
last Wednesday and her mother in
vited in number OF her little friends
to help celebrate the day. The young
sters found many ways OF entertain
ment and at the close of the afternoon
all participated in fine lunch Mrs
Bremser had provided.
NJ. G. Virgins went to Council
Bluffs last Thursday to attend the dis
trict conference of the NJ. f. church.
He came up to Woodbine that evening
and stopped there to visit at the home
of his son. w. H. Virgins, coming on
home Friday.
Monroe Goddard. OF Davenport,
spent Saturday here at the home OF
his cousin. E. V. Goddard Mr.. God
dard had been to Charter Oak to see
his sister, Mrs. Neal, who is i'll.
". f. E'ishel and ". c. Rolls spent
Sunday in Omaha.
Edith Mae Holmes came down from
Denison Friday to visit her mother,
Mrs. w. w. Holmes. who is taking
care of Mrs Elizabeth Virgins. The
little girl was taken i'll and her
mother took her home Sunday
Misses Alice Drummer, Emma Sag
gau and Mildred Moeler and Ralph
Holmes, all of Denison, were guests
at the Charles Smith home Friday
evening They came down to attend
the dance.
f. w. Houston and children. Mae
and Ben. were in Omaha Wednesday.
Mrs. A. H. Rudd went to Deloit on
Sunday to spend day or two with
relatives.
Tommy Harrington came up from
Portsmouth Sunday to visit at the Art
Randel home.
Eldon Edwards is here visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Edwards,
ST.. He has been acting as relief man
on the Illinois Central. having recent
ly been at Otto and Cherokee. He ex-
poets to leave the early part OF the
week for Storm Lake to substitute
there for a time. Eldon is capable
and reliable young man and the ]. Z.
is recognizing him as such. We are
glad to see the young man doing so
we'll
Uncle Daniel Howorth came up
from Dunlap Sunday to visit his broth
Ell, Edmund Howorth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mott McHenry enter
tanned Rev. and Mrs. A. b. Adams and
daughter Eva. at dinner Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Munsey has returned from
Denison, where she has been caring
for Mrs o. b. Petersen and the new
baby.
Nelson Butler and John O'Meara
were passengers to Omaha Monday,
and went from there to Sioux City on
Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew l.. Rule, Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn Rule and daughter. all
of Harlan. and John Fedden. OF Oma-
ha, were in town Sunday visiting with
Grandmother Rule.
Miss Celia Hargens went to Mon
DAMN Saturday to spend couple OF
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hargens.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley were up from
Woodbine Friday to attend the fun
eral of her brother Charles Merrick.
Miss Phoebe Pett, who attends
school in Denison, was here for a
week end visit with the home folks.
Messrs. Ed and Paul Ahrens were