The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-01-07
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Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Kelly of Arior
took dinner Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
John Kepford.
Ferne Butler of Arion visited from
Sunday morning until Monday even
ing with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs
Lee Poe.
Mrs. Marion Newman left Saturday
for earning, Low a, to visit relatives
there for couple of weeks.
; Miss Minda Tillett, after a couple
of weeks visit here, left Tuesday fol
Morningside to visit her cousin, AL
bert Polzein and then on to her home
in South Dakota.
Amelia, Albert and John Arndt who
came down from Sioux City to spend
Christmas and New Years, left fol-
their home Friday.
Miss Bernice Bonney gave a watch
party" to her young friends Wednes
day evening. The evening was spent
at progressive pitch and other games
Refreshments were served and a,
twelve o'clock they sailed forth tc
speed the departing year and greet
the new one, which they did by ring
ing bells, firing canons and having a
merry time generally.
Fred Renwalt was at home to spend
New Years, but returned Saturday tc
his work at Harlan.
Glenn Humphill had a birthday last
Friday and celebrated it in the even
ing when his young friends gathered
at his home by invitation and spent a
very pleasant social evening with
musis and games to say nothing of the
good things to eat on the side
Mrs. J. P Welsh entertained Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence O'Meara of Dow
City and Mr.. and Mrs. Byron McMul
lin to dinner Sunday.
Faslie Lee Hahn visited at home
Sunday from Dow City.
Elmer POLLEN was business visit
or at Dow City Friday
Mr.. Milan Martin and lady friend
from Hopkinton, Iowa, are guests OF
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. w
l.. Morton for few days.
Mrs. Bonney and her daughter, Der
nice spent a very pleasant day last
Wednesday, the guests OF Mrs. Byron
McMullen at her home one mile east
of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Poe went to Wood
bine Tuesday for few days visit.
Bernice Bonney left Saturday fol
Denison, where she remained over
until Sunday, then to Schleswig to be
gin her school work Monday.
Of
weeks visit with her parents. returned
Friday to her home at Aberdeen, S
D.
Mrs. Jack Griffin, of Barnston, Neb.
is visiting here a few days.
The Bonney and Welsh families can
testify that they can raise good ducks
in South Dakota, as both families
received some fine specimens all dres
sed ready for the oven from the Foth
eringham family near Academy, S. D
They didn't arrive in time for New
Years, as intended, but made fine Sun
day roasts just the same.
Mr.. H. Aherinholtz from Corsica
S. d. visited his brother, George, here
for a few days holiday week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Neubaum
were called to Hanover township New
Year day to attend the funeral of a
cousin.
Wednesday evening our mayor
turned the key in the pool room owing
to some disturbances said to have oc,
cured there. The real facts OF the case
are hard to get and one hears so many
different stories that it is best to say
but little. The matter will no doubt
come up before the town council Mon
day night and no doubt it will be adj
justed Meanwhile everybody is oblig-
ed to keep early hours as the saloon
closes at nine and there is no where
to loaf.
Mr. Louis Asmussin left right al
ter Christmas for visit with his par
ents at Lyons, Iowa. Mrs. Asmussin
and Miss Grace Mullin are running
the store and attending strictly to bus
mess.
Miss Mary Mahoney was an over
Sunday visitor with Mrs. Mike Kane
Frank Hahn made business trip
to Dow City and Dunlap Monday.
Albert Lyman carried mail on the
rural route Monday owing to the sick
ness of the regular carrier, Elmer Pol
zien
Mrs. Mike. Kane was Denison cal
Ter one day last week. Her many
friends are pleased to see her able to
be out again.