The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-03-31
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The Willing Workers will give an
Easter supper Saturday evening, April
, Sd. Your presence is solicited. Come
1 and enjoy some OF the good things that
sustain life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank AIcKim, of Ida
Grove, visited with Aunt Lizzie Nc
Kim Monday evening. They returned
home Tuesday after spending couple
OF weeks among friends and relatives,
Mrs. N. Fl. .Brogden visited in Oma.
la the fore part OF last week.
Fred Stubbe cut his foot badly while
chopping wood one day last week, and
had to have the wound sewed up.
Mrs. Brogan and granddaughter
Alice, Visited Friday with her mother
Mrs. A. Williams.
Mrs. Ellen Horn spent Friday with
her old neighbor, Mrs. Aletha Ander
son, who has been suffering with the
grippe, which seems to have terminal
ed in rheumatism.
III Miss Anna Stubbe was Boyer call.
er between trains Saturday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Schiller and their
daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Myers, were in
Denison last Wednesday.
Miss Agnes Brogan, who attends
school in Denison, came to Deloit on
the noon train Friday and visited her
grandmother, Mrs. A. Williams, and
accompanied her mother home in the
evening.
The stork made a visit to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Fink last Friday
morning and left them baby girl. We
congratulate.
Mrs. Lou Arnold returned to Mason
City last Thursday. al, .as-s
The Easter program will be, given
school as announced last week.
Nj. and Mrs. ca. Newcom and son,
Virgil, went to Charter Oak Saturday
TO visit over Sunday atIthe Kuyken-
dali home. n. i..
Mrs. Anna Patchin was among the
first of those interested in chickens to
have young chicks, They are about
three weeks old now s5..
picture of the Cornell. college or
chestra ofvthirty,five persons, young
men and ladies, was received by the
writer last week from her nephew,
John r. Riggleman. He is one of the
number, and they are, during the two
weeks vacation, making tour with
their orchestra. The card was writ
ten in Ashton, H., one OF the cities in
which en- entertainment was given
Mrs. Ethel Baker and baby, Leon
ard, We're over Sunday guests of Mrs.
Bessie Myers.
A new garage is one ofDeloit's new
improvements fo. this spring. 1t has
already been begun and will be built
on the south OF the saloon building by
Mr.. Moeller. we understand
Mrs. Earl Winans was passenger
to Denison Saturday afternoon.
=" The old elm tree, the old landmark
and witness tree, which stood on the
I. G. Dobson farm and was a relic of
the Dobson family, was cut down
few days ago by Maurice Winans,
Lloyd Winans being the present own.
er. A large3hollow place at the base
'ssof The tree had sheltered many one
from storm.
The Misses Stubbe entertained MIR.
and MRS. w. A. Steuck and DR.. v. Il.
Graham ut a O'CLOCK dinner Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blair. Richardson and
baby were Visiting relatives here over
Sunday.
Miss Lcttie Williams and her friend,
Miss Fleming. of Sac City, spent Sat
urday afternoon in town.
Mrs. t. c. Dobson. entertained the
Willing Workers last Wednesday af-
ternoon. at which time arrangements
were made for the Easter supper. De
not forget the date, Saturday, April
Sd.
Guy Johnson came down from Car
roll Saturday for an over Sunday visit
at home. retaining Monday.
The teachers from Deloit who at
tended the meeting in Denison were:
Professor Simpson. Miss Mccoy. Miss
Eunicc Dobson, Miss Hester Lingle,
Miss Iva Mason, Mr.. and Mrs S.
Brown and son, Clifford and Mrs. Hell
en- Johnston.
True were among those in Denison
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Jepsen and Mamie visited with
friends at Deloit the past week.
Mr.. l I'd Mrs. n II. Childress were
passengers to Denison Saturday after.
noun.
Lacy Myers was out with his auto
Sunday: which remipds one of the
beautiful spring time!\
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe, OF Ohio, visited
few days at the home Of their cous.
ms, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Fl. Brogden, on
their return trip from the exposition.
r. A. True left recently for Wash
ington. where he will visit his mother
and enjoy western trip.
Mrs. H. A. Mckim received word on
Saturday from her daughter, Mrs. Sar-
all Newcom, of Odebot, stating she
was on her way to the exposition In
company with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Meyer.
Mr.. and Mrs l. Tea were entertained
to dinper Sunday at the pleasant home
of their niece, Mrs. Nina Steuck, and
husband
On Sunday afternoon when Mrs.
Steuck and Eta and Anna Stubbe and
Ruby Cose were out for drive, the
horse slipped to one side OF the road,
the buggy upset and three of the girls
We're thrown out One of them. how
ever, managed to catch the reins and
prevented bad smash up. Fortunate
ly no one was injured.