The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-03-11

and on Sunday accompanied the two
members of that family to Mapleton
to the VIM. Godricho funeral.
Elias Barnes went to Ute Monday
to look after some business matters.
Miss Etheline Tillett accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kepford over from
Washington township Sunday and all
spent the day at the Tom Munsey
home.
Helen Rule entertained her Sunday
school class at her home last Satur-
day afternoon.
The neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Mesenbrink gathered at their home for
housewarming last Friday evening,
and to welcome these newcomers to
the neighborhood. After social
evening lunch, which the guests had
brought along, was eaten and the COM
pany dispersed, after wishing Mr.. and
Mrs. MeSenbrink the most cordial re-
lations with their neighbors.
School election waXed warm here
Monday. e. N. Chamberlain and b.
E. Newkirk were the outgoing direct
ors and w. f. Fishel the outgoing
treasurer. Mr.. Newkirk was not
candidate for reelection and r. W..
Houston was chosen in his place. An
other ticket with J. F. Potter and A.
H. Rudd as directors and r. E. New
kirk for treasurer was slated, but on
account of wrinkel in the proceed
ure the nomination petition was de-
clared illegal and thus the latter
named were not put on the ballot.
However cards were printed and dis
tributed, stating that these gentlemen
were candidates. The first party also
put out cards. However. when the
vote was canvassed the following re-
suits were shown for directors: Cham
berlain, Sc; Houston, 81; Potter. II;
Rudd, II; for treasurer. Fishel, SO;
Newkirk, ~. So we have the two
former as directors and Fishel for
treasurer.
Mrs. Sam Brazel entertained the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society
last Thursday afternoon.
A surprise was rendered Mr.. H. &.
Scott last Saturday in honor OF his
birthday. He went on an errand from
home and when he returned the com
pany had assembled. And thus he was
completely surprised. He was soon
master of the situation and did his
share toward making good time. A
fine birthday was pleasant feature.
Mrs. N. B. Butler was shopping and
visiting relatives in Denison Friday.
Jay Ahart, the victim of the shooting
accident as reported last week is said
to be getting along fine and able to
1v,< no 0f ov,rtoho0
Mr.. Art Randel and son, Fred, went
to Dunlap Sunday to see how Roy
Randel was getting on since his recent
accident. They report the foot as be-
ginning to heal and it is anticipated
that the wound will get along all right
now. Mr.. Randel returned Sunday
evening, but Fred stayed until Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Pearsall went
Sunday to Dunlap to spend few days
at the August Mesenbrink home.
A dear little babe came to the
Martin Goddard home last Tuesday,
but it lived only a few hours. 1t was
buried the same afternoon in the local
cemetery.
The families of Joe and Adolph
Stepanek and few friends celebrated
the eighty-fifth birthday OF Mrs. Jose
phine Stepanek last Monday at the Joe
Stepanek home. A big birthday din
ner added much to the days pleasures
Many friends of Grandma Stepanek
offer best wishes for many more hap
| by birthdays to be spent with her
loved ones.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety gave a shower of butter and
homemade cookies to the Mothers
Jewels home at York, Neb., on Mon
day. when they sent IS 3-4 pounds Of
butter, "a pounds of cookies and 4
quarts Of grape butter as an Offering.