The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-12-30

Cora Leslie. which occurred Christ
, mas. Miss Cora's friends here vii
offer their best wishes for a long ant
happy married life.
Fred Logsdon came down from Mar
] shalltown to spend Christmas will
. friends and relatives
Mrs. Goodrich and daughter, Miss
l Jessie, OF Denison, spent Christmas
at the Edmund Howarth home.
: Mrs. w. v. Butler and daughter
: Elizabeth returned Tuesday to thei
home III Pierson after weeks delight
ful visit With relatives. Mrs. Warren
5 Ettleman and daughter, Bernice, ac
companied them for visit.
Lucy and BARLEY Healy departed
l Tuesday for Iowa City to visit theil
sister.
f Ward Spence, accompanied by Miss
Gladys Young, of Smithland. Visited
Saturday at the William Spence home
Word comes from Hutchinson, Kan
that Mrs. Creighan, former resident
of this place, is now confined in hos
pital there. suffering from locomotor
ataxia His friends here will be
grieved to learn Of her serious con-
dition.
Mrs. Mike Ebzery and son, OF Ute
are guests at the w. E. Fishel home.
Miss Clara Tolefson, of Missouri
Valley, visited last Friday with her
friend, Mrs. Sarah Kuykendall.
4 Mrs. Sarah Baber and daughter,
Ruby, went to Ames last Friday to
visit at the Roy Roup home.
Miss Ellen Scott is home from Cedar
Falls to spend her holiday vacation
Scott ST..
| Mrs. Z. N. Chamberlain and daugh-
tiers, Trenna and Irma, spent Monday
in Omaha visiting friends.
Mrs. Jack Williamson, daughter,
Vera, and son, Chauncey, went to IT.
win to spend Christmas with relatives.
Nh Williamson, who has been work
ing there, returned home with them.
! Mrs. Zibe Nurse and daughter were
up from Dunlap Sunday and spent the
day with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. d. S. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Omeara at
tended church services in Dunlap
| Christmas morning.
| Mrs. Fred A. Smith went to Def
ance Monday to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Steers.
Mr.. Henry Larsen, OF Harlan, was a
visitor at the home of Mrs. LESSEE
Howarth recently.
Will Jordan has gone to Auoka, Neb.
to visit his son, John, at the f. NJ.
Arnold home.
Word was received here Monday of
the death of Miss Lucy Philbrook at
her home in Council Bluffs the pre-
vious day. Burial took place at Dun
lap Tuesday, friends from here being
in attendance. Miss Philbrook lived
a number of years in Boyer township
and was largely and favorably known.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Rudd and son,
Harold, have returned from a visit
with their children in Sioux City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay c. Baber spent
Monday in Denison.
The Paradise Sunday school have
held their election Of officers for the
ensuing year as follows: f. r. Schafer,
Supt.; Rev. W. A. Nelson, Asst. Supt.;
Freddie Garrett, Secy.; Elmer Birk
hofer, Treas; Alta Schafer, Librarian;
| Rosalia Scott, organist. This Sunday
| school, we are pleased to state, is in
very prosperous condition and is a
power for good in the locality where
held. I'll
NJ. G. Virgins was in Woodbine last
Wednesday to spend the day with two
old army comrades, Messrs. Aaron
Pierce and Ebenezer Rankin These
three venerable gentlemen served in
Co. e, 18th la. infantry in the long
and bloody Civil war>and they spent
their day Wednesday talking over old
times and "reminiscences. When old
friends like these get together, time
turns back to those never-to-be for
gotten days and they live again those
terrible struggles they endured for
cid Glory's sake. Mr. Virgins is one
OF the few old soldiers left here and
to those few we are glad to pay all
homage.
The ice harvest has begun here.
Butterworth and son have men at
! work cutting on pond they made
by pumping water from the river into
the old river bed. The ice is about
twelve inches thick and is free from
| iOieS, cue. nose WHO nave seen IL
pronounce it as being extra fine for
packing.
John Carey and wife have rented
Mrs. Lucy Goff's rooms and will live
there for time.
Ed. kuykendall and wife were up
from Dunlap Wednesday visiting their
aunt, Mrs. Sarah Kuykendall.
A horse buyer was here last week
from Memphis, Tenn, and purchased
twenty-seven head of horses from AL
bert Rirkhofer. He stated he wanted
them for cavalry purposes. The ami
mails have been shipped to Memphis.
Howarth brothers shipped car OF
hogs Sunday to the So. Omaha market.
Mineral Springs Camp, No. 1883 NJ.
w. A. held their annual election of Of
ficers last Friday evening which re-
suited as follows: V. c., ]. H. killion;
W. A., Tom Munsey; Clerk, NJ. G.
Virgins; Banker. c. o. Miller.
Morris Wilder was up from Omaha
and spent Saturday and Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. r. Wild
e..
The Isaac Howarth family returned
to their home at Denison Sunday al
ter q pleasant visit with relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Hatch spent
couple of days the latter part of the
week in Omaha.