The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-08-05
Dow City Department By Mr. s;.n.,,

The Baptist Sunday school picnicke
last Wednesday in the grove near tn
James Ballentine home in the vicinit
of Arion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kuykendall, j
and daughter, Nellie, are here fror
Coin for visit with Mrs. Sarah kuy
kendall.
Mrs. Inez F. Reno was here Mon
day from Woodbine fixing up her al
fairs here before going to Hettingel
s. D., where she will visit her siste
a month or six weeks. $3.50
B. F. Judd has returned from hi
trip, to Wathena, kans.,. where he ha
been visiting his mother for the pas
three or four weeks.
Isaac Howorth and son, Edmund
were here from Denison Sunday visit
ing his father. Edmund Howorth.
Mrs. Hank Bell has gone to Oman.
to visit her daughter, Mrs. William
Mulyihill. She may go to Mitchell,
D., to visit sister before returning
Mrs. w. c. Rolls was in Denisor
last Tuesday evening where, as dis
trict deputy president, she installed
the new officers for the Denison Re
bekah lodge. .. .t,.
Mrs. Hugh Butterworth entertained
at ,kensington last Friday afternoon
After very pleasant social time. {
very fine two course lunch was served
Mrs. Walter Lambprn and Miss Rhes
Cummings, of Denison, were out Of
town guests. -, a'.r.:
We are informed that C. C. Antisde
has disposed of his restaurant and
bakery at Wc91bine, having traded II
for Nebraska land, and that the pur,
chaser had retained l.. H. Goddard as
manager of the business. n
Miss Vesta Riddle celebrated heI
fifteenth, birthday Sunday by inviting
seven of her, girl friends to take din
ner with her,. .re 81. (.
Leslie Holcomb was in Omaha Sat
urday on q business mission.
Luther Brazel was in Denison Sat
urday and called at the hospital to see
Roy Craig. He found him improving.
with the chances Of being able to come
home soon. -
Johnny Smiths three year old boy
was very, sick few days last. week
as the. result of getting poisoned.
j.; The Frank Odell family and their
guest, Mrs. Baer, were in Denison on
Saturday. ..-3 .t : ,',.-i
The high school girls organized a
social club last Saturday and the first
meeting will be with Miss Coda Jor
dan this week Thursday evening, at
which time the club name will be de-
cided. upon. .-a ,i !. :
Rey. Daniel Reagan returned. to his
church work at Humboldt Monday.
Miss Agnes Goddard is spending the
week in the country with her friend,
Miss Helen Bell. t..gtl
- Nelson Butterworth and Chauncey
Toon have gone to South Dakota to
work in the. harvest fields. 'sS- Z
We are informed that August Mes.
enbrink, of Dunlap. but who formerly
resided near here, went to Omaha on
Monday for treatment at a hospital.
Earl Mitchell was over from Def
ance Sunday spending the day with
friends. tf,.
Mrs. John Rollins and children ar
rived Sunday from Dell Rapids, S. D.,
for a visit with her mother, Mrs. F..
NJ. Cole. T.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Mesenbrink were
over from Earling last Tuesday call
ing on Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. O'Meara.
They went to Denison later on bus
mess mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat McCord came up
from Malvern Wednesday to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Luther Brazel. They
returned home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Cook and son,
Oliver. autoed to Pocahontas county
last Wednesday to spend week with
relatives. Frank Green accompanied
them. '
Mrs. Emil Norman and family and
Tom Maloney spent Sunday at the
O'Brien home near Ute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wiley and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Wiley autoed to Den
ison last Tuesday. 1-''''
Miss Christina Hansen, of Bancroft,
Neb., is a guest this week of her aunt,
Mrs. Leonard Butterworh. She is on
her way home from a visit at Webster
City.
Miss Martha Curtis. of Perry, visit.
ed friends here last week, going from
here to Des Moines for further visit.
She will be remembered as the daugh-
ter of Rev. A. l.. Curtis, minister
of the M. E. church, who left here
about five years ago.
Mrs. Eugene Crandall was hostess
to the Golden Hour club last Wednes
day afternoon at her, pleasant home,
"Springhill Farm" About forty we're
present and all enjoyed a delightful
time together. A tempting menu was
served at o'clock, after which the
company posed for picture. ~
Messrs. Daniel Kick, Bryce Blnnall,
Merrill Sharp and Claude Wiley
autoed to Lake View Sunday to spend
the day at that popular resort.
Elias O'Meara is able to be out af-
ter several days Illness. ~
]. Mrs. Stella kuykendall- returned on
Saturday evening from visit with
her children at Missouri Valley and
Logan. a 49,, 81. =:
Norman Riddle has been sick since
last Wednesday and is threatened
with typhoid fever. We trust that the
disease may not have to run its full
course.
: Threshing has been considerably
delayed on account of the big rain on
Monday.
Miss Gladys Welsh and brother,
Claude, drove over from Buck Grove
and visited at the Clarence
O'Meara home.