The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-06-16
The Denison Review, Wednesday. June 10, 1915

, in attendance and had a delightful
evening. A birthday supper wa
: served.
Frank O'Meara has gone to Denve
to attend the big races, which begal
there last Saturday.
Miss Birdie Berlram, of Buck Grove
is spending a couple of weeks with the
young ladies at the Gus Anderson, Sr
home.
VIM. Honz went to Missouri Valley
Monday to visit relatives.
Charley Bybee spent Sunday in
Denison with friends.
Miss Zelma Goldswortly, of Aber
deem, S. d., and Miss Edith Colds
worthy, of Minneapolis, are spending
n few days here at the home OF their
uncle, J. r. Goldsworthy. They are
on their way to Villisca to visit their
parents.
Albert Birkhofer shipped carload
of horses from Dunlap to South Oma-
ha Sunday night. He went down to
the city Monday 70 see them sell.
Ralph Holmes and two friends spent
Sunday at the Charley Smith home.
Frank Odell and family left Tuesday
morning for Lake View to spend sew
eral days at that popular summer re-
sort.
Mrs. Clifford Purdy and daughter,
of Manila, have been pleasant visitors
recently at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Reeser.
Fay Gilliland is here from Council
Bluffs visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed
Johnson.
Miss Bessie Cramer spent several
days last week at the home of her
brother, Lee, in Denison.
Miss Marie ColemaR is spending a
few days with the Tim Coleman fam
lily north of Arion while Mr.. Coleman
is in Chicago.
Miss Lucy Healy attended religious
services in Dunlap Sunday.
Miss Jennie Rae returned Monday
to her home in Omaha after pleas
ant visit here with relatives. Aunt
Maggie Talcott accompanied her home
for visit there and to witness the
graduation of Margaret Woodruff, third
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Wood
ruff, from the Omaha high school.
Mrs. Talcott expects to visit in Red
Oak before returning.
Mrs. l.. G. Hatch left Sunday for
Yates Center, Kans., where she will
make an extended visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Rudd. Mr..
Hatch accompanied her to Omaha.
Mrs. II. P. Schatz returned to Fort
Crook, Neb., Monday after few days
visit at the J. w. Cramer home.
Will Healy was business visitor
in Deloit Saturday.
Mrs. Percy Brown was down from
Denison Thursday spending the day
At the parental, Tom Munsey, home
Mrs. |. A. Anderson went Tuesday
% Des Moines, where she will enter
Drake university and take six
weeks course in domestic science and
chemistry.
Miss Marguerite Luke was twelve
'ears old last Monday and celebrated
he day by inviting in twelve little
riends for party.
Miss Frieda Bartel has been num-
)ered among the sick.
Mrs. Will Aldrich and daughter,
Nlossie, of Dunlap, were visiting the
irst of the week with the formers par
'nts, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cramer.
Miss Veva Alexander, of Denison,
spent Sunday here at the Henry Roy
lome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Buss were in
Denison Thursday.
Mark Pearsall is on the sick list.
Friends of Vern Harrington. who
ives west of town, will be pleased to
earn OF his marriage last week to
Miss Dora Hammes. They will make |
their home on the Randel farm in |
Boyer township. We extend congrat-
llations
The Triangle Amusement company
put on five reel movie, THE Pawn
Of Fortune" last Monday evening as
an extra, which attracted a large |
crowd.
The Morrison VS. l. G.. r. r. case
will be called this week at ONeil, |
Neb., so we are informed. and num-
Der of witnesses are going from here
10 testify. '-a-<yu
Last Thursday was Vernon Pear
sails sixth birthday and he and sew
eral of his boy friends were guests at
a birthday spread at the home of Mrs.
James Pearsall ST..
The walls of the Houston garage are
completed and the building is now
ready for the flooring. The masons
are busy on the new bank and every
thing is moving along in fine shape.
Virgins family reunion was held
last Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Crandall. fifty persons par
ticipating. After the big spread was
over the afternoon was spent with
music, instrumental and vocal, which
all enjoyed very much. Out of town
guests were Mrs. Harriet Reid, of
Lowden, the Jim Mcbride family OF
Defiance. the Willis Virgins family,
Of WOOdbine, Mrs. Shook and son, of
Cherokee.
The Womans' Foreign Missionary
society will entertain mothers and