The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-09-02
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Mrs George Rule and Mrs. Samuel
Fox Jr. left for Hot Springs, S. Oak
last Thursday for the benefit of their
health. Their many friends hope they
may soon receive benefit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Fox, Sr. are
entertaining their daughter Ella, from
Dakota, also Mrs. II. Fox, from that
place. They came to see Mr.. Fox,
who was injured and who is still con-
fined to his bed, but is reported as
resting easily. lie has secured nurse
from Sioux City.
Quite a number Of friends and rela-
tives of Mrs. Robert Houston attended
her funeral at Dow City Sunday.
Mrs. J. McCord left last week for a
visit with her daughter, Addie BiXler,
in Dakota.
Henry and Thomas Brandy enter
tanned Il number OF their little friends
last Wednesday afternoon. All had
Il very good time as they always have
at Bramley's.
On August eth. at Mrs. Gertrude
Schafcr's was the scene OF a very en-
ioyable afternoon. Invitations were is
sued from Illinois to Dakota) for the
school mates of Martin Fink and Cecil
Schafer to meet at the home Of Mrs.
Schafer on Paradise About seventy
five invitations were issued and about
fifty responded, owing to the inclem-
cncy of the weather.
Some very interesting incidents
We're related by the school mates. Two
teachers were also present, viz: Mrs.
w. c.. Saul, OF Carroll, and Mrs. NJ. e.
Jones, Of Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schafer and son, of
Auburn, Neb., and Mr.. G. p. Schafer
and bride, of Waco, Arizona, were
present. 1t was sort of farewell also,
as Mrs. Schafer and Mrs. Marks soon
leave for Omaha.
Mrs. Eva Fienhold was a Denison
shopper Monday.
Mr.. John Garrett was a caller at
Arion Wednesday.
Miss Marjorie Bryan will teach the
Fox school this fall We wish her
success in her new venture.
Mr.. VIM Kuchl and son are visit
ing relatives in Davenport this week.
Thursday, Aug. 81 was the day set
by Mrs Gertrude Schafer for the re-
union OF pupils and teachers OF Dist.
No. S. About seventy five persons
were invited and fifty responded in
spite of the rain. Many from a dis
lance sent in their regrets. The in
tcresting letter of Cora Emmons Mey-
ers, of Illinois, was read by Mr.. Saul.
Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett, Mr. and Mrs.
O. Fienhold, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Saul
MI and Mrs. NJ. T.. Jones, and daugh-
tiers, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Bryan and daugh
ter Mr.. and Mrs. c. Bryan, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Bryan, and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Bryan and sons, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Powell and son, The Bramley sisters,
Mr. T.. II. Schater and daughter, John
and BARLEY Haley, VIM. Jordan, Ella
Flahive, Mrs. Eva Fienhold, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. X. Schafer Mr.. and Mrs. M.
J. Scllafer and son.
The lunch was served by Mr.. Rolls
with young girls as walters" after
which Mr.. Saul, of Carroll, called off
the name of each pupil. Nearly all
arose and related some incident Of
school life at Paradise, some of
spelling down, some of building brid-
yes, dams, playing horse, deer, of
slegh-rides, of singing, and OF getting
wet in the creek.
Teachers spoke of the kindness of
patrons etc. of Mrs. Schafer's warm
lunches or popcorn sent to the school.
AT first it seemed as though the tide
was against Cecil but before long he
had an opportunity to defend himself
His wife learned some new ideas of
his early childhood while listening to
the tales told of him.
1t was dusk when the guests left,
each telling some school account as
their wraps went on. Some had not
met for Is or 20 years.
1t was some thirty-three years ago
that Mrs. Schater moved here with
her family, and it is with regret that
we hear she will sell the old home
stead and she and Theresa will move
to Omaha this fall. Lille Marks eX-
poets to make Omaha her home also.
F.. r. Schafcr lives in northeast Para
disc, Martini Schafer has combin-
ed hardware, furniture and Grocery
store in Auburn, Neb
Cecil X. Schafer, after making
trip through Chicago, Buffalo and
Washington, ID. C. will take his bride
to Noca, Arizona, where he is still
in the Government employ. A ban
ner read Welcome School Mates.
The guests were to be entertained on
the lawn, but the weather caused them
to be crowded in the house but all
reported an enjoyable time.