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

him very much improved, but yet no
able to be up.
The mayor members of the council
and engineer Loring went to Oman;
last Thursday to see about the pul
chase of another engine for the cleo
trio light plant. We are informed thai
/ ii is the plan to buy another engine
and run the two engines for the work
! thinking this a better plan than tt
have one large one.-Later-we are
told that the council decided at theil
meeting Monday night to buy another
% horse power engine.
Mrs Charles Smith entertained the
! Priscilla club last Thursday at theil
regular meeting. Several other guests
were present which added to the
pleasure Of the occasion. Mrs. klink'
er. of Denson. gave two whistlins
selections that pleased her listeners
An elegant lunch was served.
Miss Jennie Hallowell was hostess tc
the Palo Alto club last Saturday al.
| ternoon and a delightful time was
i had. A two course lunch was an en-
| ioyable feature Mrs. J. G. Rule, OF
| Fort Dodge, was an out-of-town guest
Attorney NJ. b. Bailey, of Dunlap
was in town Sunday.
| Ed. Chamberlain went last week to
Illinois to visit relatives.
Miss Elsie Randel went to Omaha
Friday to visit friends.
l.. A. Wore visited his father, Reuben
Wore, in Dunlap Sunday.
| AI,c SnroI hnr wont DaniSOD
Monday to spend several days at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. o. ID. Peter
sen.
Mrs. NJ. E. Rove and Mrs. f. N.
Rove were shopping in Omaha last
! Wednesday.
Excavations were begun Monday for
r W. Houston's new garage at the
corner. across the street east from
the Turnlund store. We are all de-
lighted TO know that substantial
building is to occupy these lots which
for fifteen years or more have been
vacant and was used as dumping
ground for all sorts of junk, in fact
was the most unsightly property i'll
town. All are anxious to see this new
building so up. as it will add greatly
TO the looks of the street. as well as
increase the value of the surrounding
properties.
A crowd of young folks gathered at
the j. NJ. PETIT home Thursday eve
ming to help Lloyd PETIT celebrate his
birthday. Games and music furnished
entertainment, after which all sat
down to Il fine spread. Lloyd's young
friends wish him many happy returns
OF the day.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Virgins and
son. Martin, accompanied by Miss
Flora Virgins, were in town Friday at
tending the funeral OF their aunt. Mrs.
Elizabeth Virgins.
. Mrs. Mott McHenry, Mrs. Morris
McIIenry, Mrs. Frank Mcl1enry. Mrs.
Earl Morrison. Mrs. w. w. Holmes and
Mrs. Will Scemann were in Denison
last Wednesday to attend musicale
given by Miss Abbie McHenry at her
home
Mrs. Ward 3. Towne entertained q
dozen friends last Saturday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Olive Talcott. The
afternoon was pleasantly spent, a
guessing game affording much merri-
HIGHT. h lSS w t's-iliS Sapiui "
the prize in this, a pretty plate. A
tempting lunch rounded out the after
Moons pleasures.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Upton were up
from Woodbine one day last week
visiting at the Art Randel home.
Fred Coleman has sold his fine farm
4 miles northwest of town to l.. NJ.
Coon. Of Denison. taking as part pay
mcnt 800 acre farm near Aberdeen,
is. ID. We are informed that Mr.. Cole
man does not expect to occupy his
newly acquired farm. w. n. Schouten
will move on the Coleman farm in the
isprinG.
Nelson Rutterworth has gone into
the |. G. Depot to learn telegraphy
with 0. j. Judd.
Fred Buss and w. c. Rolls journey
ed to Omaha Tuesday.
Mrs. c. j. Omeara and Miss Gene.
We've Dow were in Dcnison Monday.
Mrs. joyce Johnson and Mrs. Jack
Williams were up from Woodbine Fri
day visiting at the Art Randel home