The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-07-15

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Caswell, Isaac Howorth, L. NJ. Bae
all of Denison, and Mrs. Georg
Davis, Mrs. VIM. Mulvihill and Mr.!
Halsey Odell, all OF Omaha, were on
OF town guests.
Howard Jones came Saturday fror
VanTassel, WyO., for short visi
i, with the members of the Ballenge
family. He returned home Monday
He had come down to Omaha on bus
mess for the bank of which he is tn
cashier, and decided to make brie
visit here with his kinsfolk.
The Chamberlain family have re
turned to Lake View after spending
several days at home.
Mrs. Ed Johnson was taken to thu
Denison hospital last Thursday, where
she underwent an operation. Oul
last report was that she was doing
nicely.
Mrs. Robinson, of Des Moines, who
is visiting at Alex Wilson's, was TAX
en- suddenly i'll last Wednesday and
for few hours was very sick wo'
man. She is better at this writing
Miss Grace Schlumberger, of Den
ison, was pleasant guest of Miss
Sunshine Rudd last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. O'Meara, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Colby
autoed to Dunlap Sunday to attend
religious services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Butler accom-
panied Mel Breen and Miss Emma
Lueck to West Side Sunday, where
they attended the West Side-Dow City
ball game.
Joe Smith and his party, consisting
of Mrs. McChesney, Misses Elizabeth
Newton and Mary Jane Dodge, start
ed the first of the week on their re-
turn trip to Glen Ellyn, ILL.,, after a
delightful visit here at the Charles
Smith home
Mrs. Theodore Able returned last
Wednesday to her home at Ida Grove
after a pleasant visit with her sister.
Mrs. Tom Ahart. Her nephew, Geo.
Ahart, accompanied her and will spend
a few weeks in Ida Grove, where he
will take treatments at the hospital.
Mrs. LESSEE Howorth and sister,
Miss Josephine Gibbs, were in Deni-
son Monday shopping and visiting
friends.
Sammy Shaw went to Omaha last
Friday to consult specialist. Mr..
Shaw has not been in good health for
time.
The Potter family autoed to Char
ter Oak Friday to spend the day
with relatives.
Mesdames Lester Meyer and Will
bur Barry visited Sunday in Denison
at the Lee Cramer home.
Prof. S. Gates suffered painful
accident last week at Cedar Falls,
where he is attending summer school.
While engaged in playing ball his
ankle turned, fracturing some Of the
small bones that constitute the ankle.
The members of Miss Ellen God
dards family sprung surprise on
her Sunday, the day being her birth
day. They came in body shortly be-
fore dinner. Miss Ellen was not cog
infant of their coming and was set
ting the table for the immediate fam
lily. Plates enough were quickly add
ed to accommodate the visitors and
soon delicious birthday dinner was
being served. The company was
unanimous in their verdict that it
served her right to be surprised for
she is so keen in surprising others.
A most delightful day was spent to-
gether.
Invitations are out announcing the
approaching marriage of Sherwood
Green, eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
S. Green, which takes place at San
Jose, Cali, July 22d. His many
friends here extend congratulations.
Mrs. A. L. Brown and Miss Edith
Swatman attended the musicale at
Dunlap Saturday, which is reported
as being a most enjoyable event.
Mrs. Tom Mccullough visited Sat
urday and Sunday with her husbands
mother in Denison.
Miss Birdie Metcalf came from
Denison last Tuesday to visit with her
friend. Mrs. J. II. Griffin. Mrs. Met
calf came down Saturday morning and
the two returned to DenisOn in the
evening.
Herman Lazerus. John Smith, Alex
Ruben and Grin Reynolds autoed to
Omaha Saturday night. The three
latter returned Sunday, but Mr.. Laz-
erus stayed day or two to visit, and
will then bring his family, who have
been visiting there week, back with
him.
Miss Lucy Healy departed Monday
for Spirit Lake, where she will enjoy
outing for week or ten days. She
will stay with a relative who resides
there and thus have good visit as
we'll. Miss Healy will appreciate this
short vacation aftef the strenuous
work of a splendid seasons trade.
Miss Florence Miller will look after
the millinery interests during Miss
Healey's absence.
Ancil Clark and Chris Sands came
over from Harlan the first OF the
week, stopping at the Will Clark
home.
John Cramer, Wesley and Jennie
Cramer and w. A. Barry motored to
Omaha Sunday.
Ed Hoeffer returned Friday after
noon from a weeks visit with a broth
er at Creston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Dlackman were
Denison visitors Sunday, spending the
day with his mother. They called on
Mr.. Craig at the hospital and found
him resting easy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Randel have gone
to Dunlap and will stay a day or two
at their sons home while their daugh-
ter-in-laW Mrs. Row Randel, is in