The Denison review., 1914-12-09
THE DEN1soN REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, DEC, 3. 1914

saii ssaaif three cfiIfcfes' gave q number
Iof selections saccompaniedFat, the, piano
sby MISS ,Maudei Brake. Miss Gene
We've Dow also rendered a beautiful
solo. Although the speaker was de
atained until s: 45t p. M, the audience
exercised Spati and remained. :, Mr.
IReSertav Wallace; Of Council Bluffs, gave
the address and the large audience
gave rapts attention. throughout. Mr..
wallace is a forceful speaker, sharp
and to the point. He was: Flowed by
q, worker, Mr.. Hollenbeck, of Cohn.
CHI, Bluffs; and by Attorney Jacob
Sims, of Denison. The meeting was
q great success. ti,.Hi A
Mrs, Anna Doser has been on the
sick,list.
1 Mrs. j. L. Butterworth and Mrs. NJ.
a.. Riley We're Denison shoppers Mon
day.
Mrs. N. J.. Daggett; of, Portsmouth,
and her daughter, Mrs.. Bockman,
from Kansas, are guests at the Art
Randel home.
|; Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mcbride spent
Sunday atssthe home of his parents,
Nj. and Mrs. w. N. Mcbride north Of
DNnison.
h Orin Reynolds was an Omaha visit.
EDr Tuesday. ~ scil.
s, IA troupe. Of troubadours will appear
here next Tuesday evening and put
on a concert under the auspices OF the
Masonic Lodge at this place. IA dance
wilt follow. .;.a Wy ss, .As.
ST The Friday club was delightfully."- en-
tertained last Saturday at the home
OF Mrs. P.iJ. Hallowell. A large num-
ber.i Of other guests were present
which, added charm to the occasion.
A bounteous two course dinner was
served at 1:30ap. m, and q pleasant
AFTERNOON was. spent together.
George Brady's sale was held as
scheduled last Monday notwithstand-
ing. the stormy day. A. small crowd!was
present but things sold quite satisfac-
torilysa ,s.i AZ. b.
.,HarxeYaC Cramer went to Omaha Mon.
dayiexpectine4tosgo on later to Bloom.
field, Neb., for. a. visit with his sister.
Mrs. Fabe Crandall. III
Mrs. Bert Thompson got away last
Tuesday onFher trip to- Spokane where
she. will visit her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. il u. Young entertain
ed ats dinner Sunday the following
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Ahart, MIR.
and Mss., Fred Colby. Mr.. and Mrs.
CHARLES Smith, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il.
Griffin. MI. and Mrs. El0s Cross
were. prevented from being present
by, the. illness of herimother
| d. Mark Riley was in Denison Satlir-
day. Il 4 s t,sSg :S.ii s..it.:;.. aS
The afiratAy class in English gave
. programs last Friday, a,number a OF
guests being present. THE Merchant
of Venice iss being studied and q short
demonstrations OF this book wast given
with the following characters:
lPOrtia ~, ....a. Ferne Pearsall
,Nerisa4. her, maid ... Leona Wiley
Bassantos.. 49,. 80. Joseph Smith
Prince of MorOcco.... Homer Wiley
Prince OF Arragon Marcus McC Cord
BassAni0's companion Merle Manning
"A servant s.. Charies, Nc Henry
Readings from; the book were also
given by Hazel Judd. Josephine Steps
,ansats luns MeCord, Irene. Smith. Hell
en'Jackscn and Oliver Cook. 4s
-s, Charles. McHenry' is on, the sick
list. r + ''s' ~ ~ !
Wesley lCramer was down from Den.
ison: andsspeptSaunday at the parental
]. w. Cran1ers shome..
Wallace Edwards was fortunate
enough Sthe, latter part Of the week to
bag cub wolf.
! -MisseS' Ellsn and Loiss Goddard
we're In Denison, Saturday shopping
and visiting friends.
Verne Harrington, of Portsmouth, is
q guest of relatives here.
Orris and Jay Ahart spent Saturday
in Oinahs. n ~
MisA Ona Skinner, of Council Bluffs.
is a pleasant gllest, OF Miss Elsie, Ram
Mra Hugh Butterworths was shopp-
ing in Denisen and visiting friends
there Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Gordner and
daughter, Dorothy. are expected soon
from their home at Topeka. kans. for
a visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
u. A. Wore.
+ Mrs N. B.. Butler went to Omaha
Monday to do, sOme3 Christmas shop
ping and also visit her sister, Miss
Elizabeth Ahart.
Mrs. M. A. Rigsby and Mrs. Orvie
,B0han We're among those in Denison
Saturday.
Rev. w. A.. Nelson was down town
Monday without his crutches for the
first time since he fell down cellar
four months, ago. Although quite lame
he gets around fairly well.s The in
jury turned out to be much worse
than was at, first thought to be.
i Mrs.aM. Goddard has been on the
sick list the past week.
Mrs., g: Tilletts had stlIe misfortune
tOTlOse silver dollar on Main street
recently.
James Ballentine, Jr. is on the sick
iis:.t 1.t-
Mrs. Marke, of Denis0n. visited in
Paradise iast week. II
4 The Baptist Ladies' Aid meet this
week Friday, afternoon with Mrs. A.
H. Harper. &
DR.. Rowe has recently been making
SOME very fine bone photos With HIS
N-rays machine.
The services at the Baptist church
next Sunday will ! be preparatory tC
the revival meetings to begin there
December 9th. A, full attendance is
desired blythe pastor.
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