The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-12-01

has again entered school here. Tit
lad got hurt while away and thus Wa
detained much longer than he had eN
pected.
Mrs. Ella Hahn and daughter. Mrs
j. Fl. Pearsall. drove to Buck Grove
Sunday to spend the day With rela
tives.
Mrs. L. n. Chamberlin and daush
tiers were down from Denison Sunday
calling on friends. Miss Trenna is
home from her school work at lowe
City for holiday visit.
! Prot. c. w. Manning and wife went
to Omaha Friday to complete arrange
ments for sending their eldest dauSh
ter, Miss Lctha, there to take Il bust
ness course. They returned home Sat
urday afternoon.
| Mrs. S. M. Replogle las returned to
her home in Red Oak, after spending
a few days here at the George Ta1cott
home.
We regret to report the illness Of
Mrs. Frank Green.
Loren and Leslie Alexander were
up from Dunlap Saturday visiting
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ny Roy.
Chester i1onsall and son. Teddy,
who We're over from Little Sioux TO at
tend the funeral OF the formers moth
er, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. George Fritz was in Denison
Saturday shopping and visiting rela-
tives.
The meeting of he WOman's For
eign Missionary society, which was to
have been held this week, Wednesday,
with Mrs. Earl Morrison, has been
postponed to Dec. Is, when a joint
meeting with the Wonman's Home
Missionary society will be held. DIM
ner will be served at 1890, after
which the study OF the lesson chapter
two OF the new book "The Kings
Highway" will be taken UP.
Fred Logsdon arrived Wednesday
from Marshalltown to spend several
days with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Harvey Hamrick and Misses
Elizabeth Lueck and Mae Houston
were shopping in Denison Saturday.
Jim Turnlund, Nelson ButterWorth
and Alex Rubin attended the football
game in Denison Thursday.
Rev. and Mrs. A. b. Adams enter
tanned the NJ f.. church choir last
Friday evening in honor OF Miss Bes-
sic Alexander, who will leave for
Omaha After choir practice and a
social hour lunch was served. The con
sregation as well as the choir regret
TO have Miss Bessie depart. She has
been choir leader for some time and
has been a success.
The Baptist bazaar will be held
next week, Saturday, and will be a
most excellent place to purchase all
kinds of pretty and useful things for
Christmas. They will have fancy bags, |
aprons, caps, handkerchiefs, towels,
etc, and other needle work that one
IS usually too busy to make at home.
A doll booth is also being arranged |
Tor as we'll as a fish pond. Supper will
be served also. Remember the date
Dec. II. The place will be announced
next week.
Mrs. CHRIS Wilbeck gave party
Sunday evening in honor OF her hus-
bands forty-second birthday. Quite a
was present and spent a
most enjoyable time. All enjoyed the
Inc birthday supper. At late hour
he guests departed wishing Mr.. Viii
peck many happy returns Of the day.
C. l.. Rudd was a business visitor
n Omaha Friday.
All three of Clark Bests children
we're sick last week. ~ !
Miss lila Lamb spent her vacation
with relatives at Council Bluffs and
Sioux City.
M. and Mrs. Jake Reeser enjoyed a
visit Thanksgiving Day from their
laughter, Miss Flo. of Manila
Ed Larsen visited Friday at the
George Fritz home.
The Odd Fellows are putting coat !
ii paint on their building occupied by
he drug store and lodge rooms.
Miss Mamie Cary came from Upton
asst week to attend the funeral OF her |
lunt, Mrs. Amy Bonsall.
Roy Nandel was an Omaha visitor
Monday.
Ernest Hummer and party con-
:isting of Mr.. and Mrs. Naulte Aebel-
lardt and Nick Hummer met with an
accident Sunday evening when.
travelling along the Lincoln Highway
west Of town. Ernest vas at the wheel
md seems to have momentarily lost
control Of the car, But in that moment