The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-06-10
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The ladies of the church will give
an ice cream social i'll the park next
Saturday cvCninG.
Vim. Eggars has recently bought a
very fine auto.
The poStoiiice will not be open on
Sunday afternoons hereafter Tho
Sunday afternoon trains will not bring
or take on mail. The office will be
open Sunday morning and evening as
usual and for a short time at II
O'clock.
! Miss Alta Mackey has completed
the course At the business college and
has a good position with an employ
mcnt agency in Omaha.
Mrs. NJ. Kelly was over to see her
sister, Mrs Icgh Fienholdt, who has
been quite sick lately.
Mrs. John Stevenson was at Manil"
Ia Saturday visiting friends.
The graders have camped near here
and expect 10 begin work on the Lin
coin hil>hway directly east Of Arion.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Elackman and
| Miss Anna Mel!um motoTcd to DEM
son to attend the memorial services.
The baseball team nave been work
| ing busily during the past week and
| now have the diamond in fine shape.
They expect TO have some good games
| this summer.
| Mrs. Matheny, OF Manning, was
over few days last week.
| Mr.. ana Mrs. Milo Kelly and nephew
Ivan. notorcu to Denison to attend
the shcw at the opera house last
| week.
Mrs. d. J. Butler and daughter, Stel-
| la, went to DOW City to attend the
shower given for Miss Mary Howorth
al the ~. e. Dow home, and enjoyed
a de!ishtful afternoon.
Mrs. Vollelson ana daughter were
Arion callers Tuesday.
Louis GalIand was home over Sun
day.
Mrs. John Blackman is suffering
with badly sprained ankle.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Tripp jsnc LIST.
Earl ana Ol!ie Lee and Nellie Gal
land went out to spend Sunday at the
Jay Kevan home.
Mrs. Jennie Winters and daughter,
Beulah, Of Manning, are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts.
Mrs. NJ. Remcy went as far as Onla-
ha with her friend, Miss Stein. OF Los
Angeles, who has been visiting her.
Mrs. Geo Hinnall. Of DOW City, was
an Alion visitor Monday.
George Stilson likes farming and is
working for VIM. keyan during vaca-
ton.
Miss Esther Turnlund is visiting at
the home OF her brother, John Turn
und. =! ti'h&A
Allan Dodge was home from Sioux
City over Sunday.
Edward Batter returned from col
lcgo Saturday and will spend his vaoa-
ton at home.
Mrs. VIM. Mari is visiting with her
friend Mrs. Lewis. at Chicago.
Mrs. L. N. Dodge is visiting friends
in Omaha. She expects 70 be gone
two weeks.
Mckinley Kepford. of Des Moincs,
visited his uncle, Joseph keptord,
over Sunday of last week.
Mrs. Ira UnderhiIl, from Omaha,
spent "Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Nichols.
Ida Hughes stayed with Fernc But
Ter Thursday evening. Miss liugcs is
on her way to attend the wedding OF
Miss Minnie Craft IN Denison.
Mrs. Brown and children spent last
Wednesday afternoon with licr moth
er il Charter Cak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodrich enjoyed a
visit from their daughter, Mrs. II.
Matthews, last week. Mrs. Matthews
| is going on an extensive trip in the
east, taking with her her nephew,
Clyde Justice.
Mrs. Waldo Talcott left today fer
Jessup, where she viii attend the
graduating exercises OF her grand
daughter, Irma Searles.
Mrs. Nelson entertained Mrs. II.
Towne and Mrs. Olive Talcott fer.
supper "Wednesday.
Mrs. O. W. Mari, Bessie Evelyn
and Marie attended Russell Conrad'S
graduating exercises at Boone ia&t
week.
Mrs. Mctieny and son, were here
last week for few days.
Miss Potter, from Coon Rapids, is
spending her vacation with Mr.. and
Al