The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Thompson were Den
ison visitors last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. kuykendall are
over from Charter Oak visiting at the
Mrs. Sarah kuykendall home.
Charley Smith was in Omaha Sat
urday purchasing decorations for the
new opera house for the Christmas
season.
Mrs. Ed Johnson and daughter, Win
fired. Went to Council Bluffs Monday
to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Goldsworthy were
in Denison Saturday.
Adolph Stepanek came up from
Omaha Monday and was kept busy
that day greeting numerous friends.
He expects to stay several days look
ing after some business affairs. He
and wife expect to leave Omaha short
" after the holidays for California,
where they will reside.
Ed Swasey departed Sunday eve
ming for Chicago, where he goes to
attend the funeral OF an aged aunt.
Miss Agnes and Lois Goddard and
Mrs. S. f. Goddard went to Council
| Bluffs Saturday morning, where Miss
| Agnes underwent an operation, hav-
| ing her tonsils removed. She was
able to return home the same day.
She has not. however. gotten along
quite as well since as had been eX-
pected. No serious developments are
looked for.
Mrs l.. z. Mcbride was in Denison
Tuesday shopping and visiting with
friends
Miss Maurine Hamley, of penison
visited Miss Marie Howorth here
lew days last week.
Mrs. Emil Bramin and son are here
from Clarinda visiting her sister, Mrs.
S. A. Dow.
Misses Minnie Bahr. Minnie and
Mary Bolersen were Denison shop
pers Saturday.
John Smith has been assisting in
Herman's store during the Christmas
rush.
. Leo Ahart and Gladys McCord will
be home this week from Ames, where
they are students at the State A%rl-
cultural college, to spend their vaca
tons at their parental homes. Ames
is having but two weeks holiday va
cation this year instead of the usual
three
Cert VIM returned Thursday to
his home at Meckling, S. d., after
looking after business affairs here for
a few days. Mr.. Vim and family en-
pect to move here in the spring and
he thought it eXpedient to see about
getting corn and other feed for use
upon his arrival.
Mrs. Tom Munsey and daughters.
Josephine and Clara Mae We're over
Sunday visitors at the Ben Winsrove
home in Denison.
We understand that Will Spence
will move his family soon from the
Leonard Butterworth property across
the tracks to the VIM. Kelly residence
Mrs. o. j. Judd and daughter. Hazel,
spent the day Monday with relatives
in Omaha.
Eugene Virgins entertained his
Sunday school class at his home last
Saturday evening. After IA social eve
ming light refreshments were served. |
An enjoyable time is reported.
Nh. Murphy came down from Au-
relia last week to see his daughter,
Mrs. Guild Rudd, and spend q few |
days here. When he returned home |
Mrs Rudd and the baby went with him
Emil F'loine was a business visitor
at the county seat Monday.
Mrs. Lynn Rood and Mrs. Belle |
i ritchard were down from AriOn on |
Monday shopping and visiting friends.
George Brady, whose illness OF
pneumonia was reported last week, |
continues Il very sick man and his |
family are very anxious over his con-
dition. An abscess has developed on |
the lung and the attending physician |
says he is too weak to undergo an
operation for its removal. We trust
that some way may be found for his
pulling through safely. that his wife
and eight children may keep the hus-
band and father with them.
Miss Rhea Cummings. OF Denison,
was a guest of her friend, Mrs. Hugh
Butterworth. Il few days the latter
part of the week.
II. G.. Scott is advertising stock
and implement sale at his farm three
miles north of town on December
Goth. Mr.. Scott has sold his farm and
will give possession March LIST, and
thus finds il necessary to dispose OF
his holdings. The family does not
know at this time as to Just where
they will locate and we trust it may
be here.
Gus Anderson Sr. and son, Arthur,
were in Denison Monday.
Mrs. Joe Hallowell entertained the
Paradise Larkin club and their hus-
bands at Il one o'clock dinner Friday.
About sixteen were present and all
greatly enjoyed the bounteous dinner
and the social afternoon which fol-
lowed.
Mrs. Hugh ButterwOrth entertained
twelve guests at an afternoon party
in honor OF Miss Susie Wore. The
guests We're requested TO bring their
and found upon arrival that
they We're expected to hem tea tow
els for the guest OF honor. Miss Susie
was told to hunt for a gift package,
which was hidden. and when found
she discovered that she was the re-
,ipient of Dow City cook book. An
elegant two course lunch was served.
X. A. Dodge, section foreman on
the Northwestern, expects to go to
S. d., for ii holiday visit. Ed
Johnson will have charge of the work
during his absence.
School is out for the holiday vaca
lion and the weather man sent fine