The Denison review., 1915-03-10

Imer, OF Omaha, was called here tt
give his opinion on the case He at
firlned DR.. Rowe's diagnosis and ad
vised an operation at an early date
On Friday, Mr.. Howarth was takeI
to Omaha to the Presbyterian hospi
tai. He stood the trip very well. Or
Monday morning he was operated on
getting good clean operation ant
standing the ordeal well. &. Our las
report from him states that he is do
ing we'll with every chance OF com
plete recovery, a fact his many friends
will be delighted to know. His wife
is with him. .e
Last Tuesday was red letter day
for Mineral Park camp No. 2043, Roy
al Neighbors OF America. 1t was their
fifteenth anniversary of their organic
alton, and after the regular meeting
was over, the families of the members
and a few invited friends came in for
social time. A guessing game. The
Toy Shop, was instituted and after
much skirmishing on ,sguesses, the
first prize, pretty china cup and sau-
Ger, was awarded to Miss Stella Rid
die, the consolation prize, stick Of
candy going to Louise .Swasey. The
banquet was then served, fifty-five
persons partaking of the excellent
spread prepared. The guests were
seated at small tables tastiy arranged
about the hall, the serving being done
by Misses Ruth Swasey, llva and Mel
lie :Fishel, Josephine Munsey and
Ferne Pearsall, who wore caps of
purple and white which are the lodge
colOrs. The hall was also decorated
with streamers of the same colors.
This branch of the order always cele-
brates its anniversary annually, and
this affair in honor OF the occasion is
counted among the very best OF its
celebrations.
Mrs. Rachel Goodrich and daugh-
ter Miss Jessie, and Miss Rached De
Wolf, all OF Denison, spent Sunday at
the Edmund Howarth home.
Albert Starkey has returned home
from two months visit with his
grandmother. at Shelby, Neb.
Mr.. Theodore Heldt, OF MapletOn,
was recent visitor at the Tom Nun.
sey home.
/, Raymond Butterworth moved last
week to the Pat. Burke farm three
miles east Of town.
Miss Erma Chamberlain was an ov-
ar Sunday visitor with friends at Mis-
souri, Valley.
Arnold Aeberhoit is suffering ft6m
an attack of pneumonia.
Miss Ruby Baber went to Denison
Saturday, where she visited until Sun
day afternoon with her sister, Mrs. A.
d. Petersen.
Tom Milone,es of Charter Oak, was
q business visitor in town Monday
evening on his way home from Wood
bine, where he, was looking after tele-
phone business.
Miss Rhea Cummings and brother
Peter were down from Denison Sum-
day visiting at the Hugh Butterworth
home,
Mrs. Fred Rule, OF Council Bluffs,
visited here day or two recently at
the w. H. Rule home.
Relatives here have received the an
of the marriage of Ward
Spence to Miss Gladys Young, OF
Mr.. Spence is well known
here and his many friends wish him
and his bride an abundance of happi-
ness and prosperity. He is located at
Pringhar where he is section foreman.
Arthur u. Brown, our popular jew
eler, returned Sunday from months
visit with his family at Sutherland
Springs, Texas. The family has re-
Gently moved farther north locating
at Waco in the same state. The lit
tie daughter, on whose account the
family journeyed south for a winters
sOiurn. has come through the season
we'll.
Little Nina Bell, the three year old
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Bell,
was quite, i'll several days the past
week.
Mrs. G. r. Wilson, of Frankfort, s.
Dak., spent couple of days the past
week with her friend, Mrs. Will Schou.
ton. She went Thursday to Charter
Oak for visit with other friends.
Mrs. Fred Fienhold returned Mon.
day after several days visit in Deni-
son with relatives. Mrs. Fienhold's
many friends are glad to know she is
able to get about so we'll.
Miss DOllie Malone returned from a
two weeks visit with her grandfather,
Mr.. Ltntz, at Dunlap.
Miss Janet Rae went last Thursday
to Omaha, where she will visit a cou-
pie of;weeks with relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. L. f. Mcbride went to
Denison Tuesday to spend a few days
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. N. Mcbride.
The band boys have changed their
place OF meeting for practice from the
upper room In the Lazerus store build
ing to the Pete O'Meara building north
Of the City hotel. Mr.. Lazerus would
soon need his room and they fastened
to secure the other while the option
was open.
Willis Virgins was up from Wood
bine Wednesday between trains.
Charley Mesenbrink went to Deni- !
son Wednesday to lobk after some bus
mess affairs, returning Thursday.
j. G. Graul, agent for the North
western road at this place, has been
oft duty since last Wednesday on ac-
count of having severe tussle with
The grippe.
Mrs. Albert Loring was in Dcnison
shopping and visiting with
friends.
Harvey Hamrick has severed his
with the Breen livery barn
and has gone to work for Gene Gran
Hall again.
/. Mrs. Nelson Butler returned last
week from her visit at Pierson and