The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-11-24

ternoon. about thirty ladies being il
attendance. An original contest, the
answers of which We're names of PEG
pie of the community, had been ar
ranged and no end OF merriment was
created in guessing the answers. Ar
elegant lunch rounded out the after
Moons pleasures.
i L. II. Goddard was here Sunday
from Fl. Dodge to sec his father.
Miss Smith. of Woodbine, hos beer
a pleasant visitor at the Ray Ficlt
home.
Mrs. Henry Rolling was the victim O.
a surprise Saturday evening. the oc
casion being her birthday. A large
crowd assembled and the evening was
spent in dancing. A very pleasan'
time is reported.
Leslie Holcomb took his grader out
fit out on the road again Saturday at
ter spending a week here. His fam
lily accompanied him again.
The Slattery family received word
the first OF the week OF the death OF
their brother, John Slattery, at Coun
Gil Bluffs. Martin went to that city
to accompany the remains here. They
arrived Tuesday morning and were
taken out to the family home east OF
town. The funeral occurs Wednesday
and burial will probably take place at
Denison. Our sympathy goes out to
tho bereaved relatives in the loss OF
their son and brother.
The w. H. NJ. s. shipped out the
fruit SO kindly contributed for the
deaconess home in Des Moines and
report that 230 quarts were sent This
is the most valuable shipment yet
sent by the local society. Quite sup
ply of clothing was also sent.
w. B. Mcdonald is building new
corn CRIB for the seasons crop. He is
fortunate in having held over his last
years corn and thus the old cribs are
I, full. 49,, .&8l.
Mrs. Charley thinner suffered "A
pafalytic stroke last Tuesday and for
q few days was very i'll. but we are
pleased to report that she is improv.
ling with the prospects Of recovering
nicely from the attack. ~ ssa ="
Robert Rule was so unfortunate as
Ito fracture bone in his right wrist,
as well as to tear the ligaments loose
last Friday. He was cranking his
uncle's car when the engine backflrcd
with the above result.
Tho l.. d. S. Aid society held their
bazaar last Saturday afternoon at the
church. They had on hand big sup
ply OF aprons, fancy bags, towels, etc,
as well as cooked foods, candies, pop
corn. Everything was sold and they
realized over $51. They are to be con-
graduated on the success OF the affair.
Friends of Mrs. Bonsall regret to
learn OF her serious illness at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. William
Walters. Mrs. Bonsall is a sufferer
from diabetes. She is reported as be-
ing unconscious. with small hopes Of
recovery. The children have been
sent for and will arrive Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. s. Miller are enjoy.
Ing visit from their daughter. Mrs.
Fred Dearduff and her husband from
David City, Neb.. who arrived SUNDAY.
Pastor H. A. Essex went Monday to
New Hartford to spend the week and
eat Thanksgiving dinner with his fam
lily, ~ @ IL
Mrs. Leslie Howarth and son, Dan,
went 10 Harlan Tuesday to spend
Thanksgiving with a sister. !, e,ae
VOlie Sowles and Mr.. and Mrs, Geo.
Fenper were over from Manila Sun,
day visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Baber. Ill. 4.
Miss Ora Butterworth went to Char
tel. Oak last week to care for Mrs.
|VirGil Dutterworth, who is suffering
from tonsilitis.
Mrs. George Keairnes, Mrs. Bessie
Holcomb and son. Oliver. went to
Omaha Monday. where Mrs. Holcomb
had her son operated upon for rcmov.
oil OF tonsils and adenoids.
Mrs. l.. C. Hatch enjoyed q visit
last Thursday from her grandmother,
Mrs. T. C. Dobson, of Deloit. !
Mrs, Mary Ann Shaw and daughter,
Mrs, Shimmel. visited Mrs. Eva Bars.
by in Dunlap last week.
Mrs, A. H. Cook has been on the
sick list for several days past.
Mrs, Jesse Agee and Miss Josephine
Ai0nsey were Dunlap shoppers Mon
day. q :,
Miss Bessie Alexander expects to
leave at an early date for Omaha, at
which place she will take up com:
mercial course at the VanSant Bust.
ness college. ~ 40 $3.50,
Harry Huntington came up from
Council Bluffs few days ago and has
been spending the time with old &C
quaintauces. He says they. are we'll
satisfied with life in the city. ~
Mrs. n. G. Luke went down to
Woodbine Tuesday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Howorth went to
Omaha Tuesday to attend the opera.
Geraldine Farrar being the attraction.
j. G. Graul has secured Owen kuy.