The Denison review., 1915-03-17

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i Mrs. F. Fl. Brogden entertained I'll.
4 w. w. Society last Wednesday after
noon. There was a good crowd 0
ladies present. The afternoon wa.
spent in sewing, singing and visiting
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Spence, of Prim
CHAR, Ia, came Tuesday night las
week to spend a few days at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. P. T. Spence, and ell
joying a wedding trip. They were un
fortunate, however, by being delayed
by wreck ahead, both. coming anG
going. which will be remembered
amcng the "reminiscences OF the past
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shives and chill
dren returned home Monday from ar
over Sunday visit at the Chas. Shives
home near Denison. Mr.. and Mrs
Yankey brought them home by team.
Mrs. Sarah Newcom returned to her
home at Odebolt Tuesday, accompan
led by her mother, Mrs. e. A. McKim
who will visit there a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hildreth Tucker came
up from Denison Tuesday morning and
after visiting few hours in DE.
lott, went out to the home Of their
daughter, Mrs. John Anderson, and
spent the rest of the day.
Mrs. .C..P. Newcom visited the school
"wednesday forenoon and took dinner
with Mrs. T. c. Dobson and both at
tended the w. W. S. in the afternoon.
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Wednesday at the Lloyd Winans home.
The school election held Monday,
reculted in the reelection OF L. Z:
Morris and Z. McNeal On the school
board.
Deloit is turning out three new teach.
ers this spring, Miss Orpha Campbell,
Miss Ethel Galland and Mr.. Clifford
Browne.
Mrs. Frank Mckim, of Ida Grove,
has been visiting among friends and
relatives q few days.
Mrs. John Anderson received fine
new piano-organ one day last week,
which was placed in their home, which
Mrs. Anderson and children, Margaret
and Allen will make good use Of.
Mrs. p, T. Spence. Arthur and Ward
and his wife visited relatives in Dow
City Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Berglilnd went to Wisconsin
Thursday in response to dispatch
trecciyed OF the death of near rela-
tive.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harms Fri
day, March 12, 1915, daughter.
MIR. and Mrs. James Mckim went to
Denison Saturday afternoon and at
tended the last of the series OF the
Lecture Course. at the opera house
Saturday evening, which was reported
grand They returned home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Wilkinson Wis.
tied Sunday at the Beerman home
John Newcom and Mr.. Foster took
the early train Friday morning for
Lake View to attend the Hereford
sale, returning in the evening.
Miss Lucy Flint is making few
days stay with her sister, Mrs. James
McKim.
Clifford Browne took his departure
Sunday to begin his school the day
following, near West Side.
James Spence, I. c. section foreman
and crew spent few days last week
near Boyer helping clean up the
train wreck, and Saturday they were
called to Yetter to again assist where
wreck had occurred.
Andy Barthman is taking charge OF
the meat market in Mr.. Berslund's
absence.
Last week seemed to be week OF
accidents Or. Graham fell and in
-jured his knee badly. Lloyd Winans
had his thumb badly lacerated by the
bite OF hog, and Mrs. Fred Landon
fell and cut her face which required
the taking Of a couple of stitches.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Mearle Myers boarded
the early train Sunday for Percival,
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Winans a
couple of days.
Mrs. Eliza Worley took dinner with
her son William and family.
Mr.. G. H. Young. president OF the
Epworth League, Of Wall Lake. gave
n lecture at the NJ. Il. church Sunday
evening.
Walter Williams, Of Long Pine, Neb.,
who has been visiting two or three
weeks with his mother. Mrs. A. Will
iams, started on his return trip Mon
day.
Miss Iva Mason remained home
from college during her mothers alb
sence. She returned to school Mon
day.
Miss Orpha Campbell and Miss Iva
Mason went to Denison Friday and Sc
cured board for Miss Iva. The room
mates Miss Orpha and Miss Ethel Gal
land have been rooming over a year
at Mrs. McClure's, who recently died.
Orpha and Ethel will teach and Iva
had to make new plans. She will
finish out the college term land at
tend the summer term and teach
again this fall.
Mrs. Nancy Dunbar is visiting at
the home OF her son, w. S. Dunbar,
a few days.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Schuler We're
down to the county seat Saturday.
Mrs. A. J. Mason returned home
from Bonsteel Saturday evening. She
reports her mother much better than
when she first went to see her. We
hone she will continue to improve un-
til she regains her usual health.
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