The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-12-16

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!. Mrs. John Smith, of Pretty Prairie
was in Dcnison Saturday.
: The Sunday schools of our tow
are making preparations for the oh
servance OF Christmas. All three o
: the schools will have Christmas tree
, and give programs on Thursday eye
ming at their respective churches
Work has begun on the programs ant
rehearsals will begin in a few days.
Art Wilson spent Tuesday in Oma
ha.
Homer Brigham, who has spent sew
eral weeks here with relatives in thu
+. +. Newkirk and w. b. Mcdonald
homes. departed Monday for AbeI
deem. S. d., where he will visit othe
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Mccullough have
returned from Denison after a two
months soiourn. Mr.. Mccullough be
ing employed at the Denison Auto
company He will be employed here
in the Houston garage as soon as it is
opened.
Mrs Jeanet Crandall and daughter
Miss Lulu, We're shopping in Denisor
Monday.
Mrs. Clair Butterworth and daugh.
ter. Mildred. We're in Omaha Monday
attending to some shopping duties.
Miss Trenna chamberlain will Ell
terrain the Palo Alto club next Satur-
day afternoon.
Percy Brown has returned from his
trip to Sioux City.
Albert Birkhofer was in Omaha re-
Gently and purchased 60 head of horses
that had been brought to that market.
J He will feed the animals here until
prices are satisfactory and then put
them on the market again.
George Rule moved two loads of fur
! niture, etc. Monday into town to his
| new home here. He expects to com
plete the balance of the moving on
Wednesday after his sale. and then
get settled as soon as possible and be-
gin town life in earnest. We welcome
this family and trust they may find
life here most pleasant and profitable.
Miss Clara Bartel came down from
Denison Friday to attend the dance
and spend few days with her sister,
Miss Frieda.
Uncle johnny Rudd. whose illness
was reported last week, is much i'm
proved and able to sit up in his chair
each day, a fact his numerous friends
are glad to note.
Mrs Bert Cooper was hostess to
the Friday club last, Saturday after
noon. The day was very stormy and
cold and thus the attendance was not
as large as usual. but the cheer in
doors more than Offset the effects OF
the storm and those present report
Very enjoyable afternoon. The de-
licious two course lunch was fea-
ture that found favor with all. Mrs.
Eugene Baber, of Manila. was an out
of town guest.
Josie Wight was out of school a day
or so last week on account OF illness.
Dir. c. w. Carr, Of Denison. was a
visitor here Monday.
Miss Lucy Healy and Mrs. w. a.
Seemann were shopping in Denison
Monday. .rsaixE
Mrs. A. A. Fishel has been under
the doctors care the past week.
Another mass temperance meeting
was held in the opera house last Sun
day evening and despite the cold
weather was well attended. Mrs. f.
Hostetter, business man of Water
loo. addressed the meeting and spoke
at length concerning the conditions
found in his home city. A choir Of
several voices furnished plenty of
music. Miss Genevieve Dow rendered
beautiful solo. Hold the Fort,
which the audience greatly enjoyed.
Miss Dow and Mr.. W. A. Healy gave
q beautiful duet. which found great
favor with everyone. Miss Maude
Brake presided at the piano and
rendered delightful service. The meet
ing was considered great success.
The REVEALS which Rev. A. B.
Adams has been assisting in at Logan,
closed Sunday evening and thus he
will be here in the future.
Mrs. jim Wilson went to Denson
last week where she underwent an
operation at the Denison hospital
Reports from there today (Monday)
says she is doing nicely, a fact that
her many friends will be delighted
to learn Her sister, Mrs. lnez +.
Reno. of Woodbine, is staying at the
Mott McHenry hauled hogs to Dun.
lap last week.
Mrs. Chris Vollersen was in Deni-
son last Friday shopping and visiting
relatives.
Miss Jennie Hallowell closed her
school last Friday in the Brazel dis
trict for the Christmas vacation. She
gave her pupils fine Christmas tree.
After delightful program Of songs
and rectations, the gifts We're dis.
trbuted. A number OF visitors We're
present
Riddle and Gibson have been busy
the past week keeping the snow Off
their ice pond 1t is said that an e..
cellent ice is in the making and il
the cold weather OF the present keeps
up while longer. the ice will be
ready to cut. 1t is of the finest quail
ity too.
Carl Tatroe came from Cherokee
last week and has gone to work for
Gene Crandall.
Mrs. w. A. Nelson and daughter,
Edith, were Denison callers Monday.
Miss Della Mcbride. of Denison.
spent Sunday at the home of her
brother, L. T.. Mcbride
Mrs. j. Il. Griffin and Miss Anna
Weiland We're Omaha shoppers Tues
Gay.