The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-03-11

came over from Buck Grove Thursday
and visited until Saturday at the
OMeara home.
Frank Binnall, Sr. was up from
Dunlap a couple of days last week
looking after some business affairs.
Mrs. Bert Thompson returned Sat
urday from visit with friends at Den
ison.
Al Ford, the auto dealer at Earling,
was over from that place Saturday
looking after business.
Clarence Wilder was up from Logan
the latter part of the week giving the
band boys their instruction in music.
Mrs. w. L. SWatman served as car
rier on rural route two several days
last week while Mr.. Swatman, the
case of the grip.
Ed Swasey was in Dunlap Monday
serving as attorney in lawsuit in the
justice court.
Frances Judd entertained a number
of her little friends Saturday in hon
or of her seventh birthday. The little
guests were nicely entertained and a
very pleasant time was had. Lunch
was served.
Joe Thompson has purchased a
new Ford auto.
Miss Lucy Healy returned Saturday
from her trip to Omaha where she has
been studying the spring fashions. She
also purchased her spring millinery
stock. Her parlors will be re-decorat-
ed and otherwise put in readiness for
her opening the latter part of the
month.
Foster Hahn returned Monday from
an over Sunday visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Hahn, at Buck
Grove.
On next Sunday, March 18th, the
pastor of the M. E. church will deliver
two special addresses on the follow
ing topics: Morning at 1O:45, "The
Call of Cod" Evening at 1880 Thou
Art the Man." You are cordially in
vited.
Albert Birkhofer was over at Sol
der last week, where he picked up
bunch of good horses which he ship
ped direct to the Omaha markets.
Albert Alexander journeyed to Oma-
ha Monday on business mission. He
will also visit his daughter, Berrice,
who is stenographer there.
Wesley Cramer came down from
Denison to visit his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cramer, few days.
Word has been received from Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Nickerson, who moved
recently from here to Moline, Ill.,, that
they are the parents of baby boy,
born February 23d.
Mrs. Art Randel and daughter, Mrs.
Ed Ahart, spent Friday at the Roy
Randel home near Dunlap.
Miss Hattie Frahm, of Denison, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Lena Birk-
hofer.
J. r. Griffin went to Dunlap Satur-
day to visit at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. August Mesenbrink. Mrs.
Griffin and Morris and Doris drove
down Sunday to spend the day and he
returned home with them.
The Sunshine club was nicely enter
tanned Saturday by Mesdames Will
Sterrett and Milford Sharp at the
home of the former The club, &C
companied by their husbands, as
sembled about noon and at 1 o'clock
a bounteous dinner was served. Wis
iting and fancy work furnished plenty
of entertainment A delightful time
is reported.
When Mrs. I. A. Anderson was at
Omaha recently she took examination
before the Nebraska State Pharmacy
board then in session at Creighton
college, and few days ago received
a handsome diploma as a result. She
had previously received one from our
own state. Mrs. Anderson's case is a
good example of what can be accom-
plished if one works determined to
succeed. When she married Mr.. An
derson, our druggist, less than four
years ago, she knew practically moth
ing Of the drug business. But she
soon took up course in pharmacy
with the National Institute of Phar-
macy, completing same in two years.
Then she took a two years course
with the Era Correspondence school.
This, with her practical work in the
drug store here, has fitted her for the