The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-02-04

ner as SLOWLY improving, ana CnlnkS
that she will in time be able to get
around again, which many friends at
this place trust she may. He returned
Sunday.
Wilbur Thomas went Monday to Des
| Moines to resume his studies at the
Capital City Commercial college.
Mrs. Dan Howorth was hostess to
the Priscilla club last Thursday after
noon and the club enjoyed their usual
good time. Lunch was served.
Miss Alice Hatch came up from
Council Bluffs Monday to visit at the
l.. G. Hatch home.
Floyd Rigsby and Nelson Butler
were Denison visitors Friday.
| A number from here were in Deni-
son last week as witnesses before the
grand jury on the Howard Alexander
case. We are informed that no bill
was found against Alexander.
A number of Denison Normal and
Business college students came down
| Tuesday evening, January 9th, and
presented their play entitled The
Ranchman." A large audience a.
| tended the entertainment and report
the play in Denison some few weeks
ago and had it well prepared. a large
crowd of enthusiasts accompanied
them and witnessed the production.
Mrs. Katie Ballangee Jones came in
Tuesday from Gordon, Neb., for visit
with her mother and sisters. Mrs
Jones departed from here on Thurs
day for Dayton Beach, Fla, where she
goes to join her husband, who is an
osteopathic physician and has located
at that place for the practice of his
profession. Mr.. Jones went there about
four months ago.
Miss Lucinda McHenry went to Den
ison Tuesday to visit friends, return.
ing home Friday.
Elder Charles e. Butterworth came
in from Nebraska Monday morning
where he has been working as mission.
airy for the l.. d. S. church.
Uncle Johnny Ru,@'s condition re-
mains practically unchanged from
what it was last week. The outlook
for a complete recovery is not very
bright at present.
Anoher family under quarantine fer
/
laXness of the quarantine regulations.
The victim this time is Fred Boham,
who is quarantined at the Chas. lgou
home just north of Bell. We are in
formed that he was we'll broken out
before the case was diagnosed and tina
several persons had thus come in con-
tact with the disease. The board of
health physician ordered quaran-
tine established Saturday 1t is sim
cerely hoped that this may check the
outbreak of the disease around the
! country hereabouts.
The special meetings, which have
! been in progress at the M. II. church
for the past four weeks, closed Sun
| day evening.
Miss Agnes Goddard entertained the
Golden Hour club last SATURDAY after'
noon in her usual delightful manner.
Fancy work kept the many hands
busy and all INDUCED in social chat,
and thus a very pleasant afternoon
was spent. An elegant two-course
lunch found favor with all.
BARLEY Healy was a business visitor
in Denison Friday
hall again last Friday evening. kiger's
Council Bluffs orchestra furnished its
special strain of good music for such
occasions.
Aunt Maggie Talcott is reported as
still being on the mend, which is good
news indeed.
The Priscilla club held its annual
banquet last Friday evening and it
was a most billiant affair. At eight
o'clock the club ladies and their hus-
bands assembled at the e. N. Cham
berlin home and all repaired in a body
to the City hotel where Landlord Dow
had everything in applepie order for
their reception. The dining room was
nicely decorated with red hearts in
keeping with the season. Covers were
laid for forty eight and an elegant
three course supper was served. A
gain the guests went to the Chamber
lin home where all were soon busy
solving the mysteries of ten tables
of progressive guessing games. At
the close it was found that l.. A. Wore
had won the first prize, book, while
the consolation prize went to e. N.
Chamberlin. A grab bag furnished
unlimited amusement. This closed
the evenings entertainment. This at
fair as regards attendance and inter-
est, is counted the most successful
banquet yet held. The club is to be
congratulated on it's success.
The Sunshine club was entertained
last Wednesday by Mrs. Joe Stepanek
and daughter Eta. The attendance
was good and very pleasant time was
had. A fine supper had it's place in the
afternoons pleasures.
G. c. Antisdel was in Denison last
Friday.
We are glad to report that Miss
Kathleen Lukes Illness which was
reported last week proved not to be
the humps as was first supposed, and
thus that disease has not appeared in
town. However the whooping cough
has and several children are battleing
with the disease.
Jay Ahart was out of school last
week on account of sickness.
Elmer Riddle was the victim of a
painful accident, and one that could
easily have proven fatal. On Friday
morning he hitched his horse to a
light buggy preparatory to starting to
toyin. Ae he left the yards the horse