The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-12-02

Rolls lots and Mrs. James Walters
lots and we arc informed that he in
tends erecting two new houses in the
spring.
Misses Mildred Virgins, Hilda Turn
lund, Ellen and Agnes Goddard went
to Denison Sunday and spent the day
as guests of their friend, Miss Helen
Hayes.
| by horse a few nights since and was
considerably bruised about the side
and shoulder.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ahart entertained
| several of her grandchildren at din
nor one day last week and the pleas
urc was not all theirs by any means.
Grandmother Ahart is one OF those
old ladies that delights in having her
kin and friends visit her and looks
forward with kecncst pleasure to hay
ing them visit her. We trust she may
live long to enjoy them.
Robert Fisllel accompanied his
grandfather, George Huntington. to
Cedar Rapids last Friday where Mr..
II. will take medical treatment. He
has been poorly for some time and
we all hope that he may receive great
benefit there.
Leslie Uolcomb received a dispatch
at l a. m. Monday morning telling Of
the death of his father, Oliver HOl-
comb at Independence, Mo-, and he
and his wife left at 1880 u. m. for that
place to attend the funeral. His sis
ter, Mrs. Gertrude Cobb joined them
at Dunlap. Mr.. Holcomb was an old
settler in Galland's Grove, moving
from here in Independence about five
years ago. Two sisters live here, Mrs.
Romanan Wight and Mrs. Alfred Jack
son. We are not informed at this
timo as to whether burial will be
made at Independence or at Gallands
Grove. We tender our sympathy to
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stepanek gave a
surprise dance Saturday evening in
honor OF their daughter. Miss Flor
ence, who was home from Des Moines.
About hundred persons were invited
and majority OF them attended. One
of the finest kind of times was had.
everyone enjoying Themselves to the
limit. o fine supper was served.
tho bereayed relatives.
Miss Florence will have something to
remember when she gets to Des
| Moincs again.
Mrs. Mary Bxler and daughter,
Miss Lottie. were up from Dunlap
4, Thursday and spent the day with
| friends.
The Friday club was entertained by
! Mrs w. l.. Swatman last Friday af-
tcrnoon and very pleasant time was
Ia, 4 A t-,-., 1tppn
feature that was much enjoyed.
The Standard Bearers met last
Wednesday evening with Miss Viyien
SHARP.
Mrs Virgil Butterworth spent
Thanksgiving with her parents near
WoodbinC.
The Tom Ahart family and Mrs.
Fred Colby attended the Raub Nc
Kim funeral at Denson Saturday.
Mark Riley has been sick for sew
eral days and Charley Miller has been
carrying the mail on route | in his
place. Nj. Riley was down town for
the first Monday
Miss Lola Fishcl and her guest.
Miss Ilarker, Of Ute, attended the
play in Denison Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Schneckloth.
of Dcnison, and Mr. and Mrs. l.. 3.
Spottswood, of West Side. were cal
ling on the T.. V. Goddard family
Thursday Afternoon.
Rev. M. NJ. Cable, of Logan, and
Rev. A. b. Adams, OF this place. ex-
changed pulpits last Sunday evening.
Our people were well pleased with
Mr.. Cabe's efforts.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eowartll auto
cd to the Isaac Howortll home in Good
rich township Friday for visit.
Link Rule. of Boone, visited here
with relatives Sunday between trans.
| Mrs. S. T.. Baber and Mrs Martin
Christensen spent Friday in Denison
at the O. Il. Petersen home.
Willis Virgins and family, of Wood
/ binc, took Thanksgiving dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Odell.
Miss Bernice Alexander came UP
| from Omaha Wednesday to visit her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Albert Alcxan-
der. Il,
The Royal Ncighbors OF America
we're nicely entertained by Mrs. Frank
Odell last Tuesday afternoon.
| Howarth brotherss shipped three
| cars vi HUGS W lhc ooutii oiiahu ihui
ke;. I
Walter Mckim, OF Dcs Moines, is
cut at the home of Matthias brothers
looking after business connected with
tho McKim farm.
Bert Blowers is an arrival from Sc
attic. Wash, and, is stopping at the
W. A. Starkey home.
Robert Smith, of Woodbinc, is visit
ing his friend, Arthur Starkey.
| Patrons on the rural routes out OF
here are grieVing because change
in the Northwestern train, service.
prevents the Omaha papers from
reaching here in time to go out on
the routes the day of issue. few
other slight changes are noted.