The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-07

BOBBY prize, tiny rabbit. In u con
test about the things in grandmoth
er's kitchen Mrs. l. A. Anderson wa:
awarded the prize, pretty chin:
plate. A delightful time is reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Keairnes enter
tanned about sixty friends Saturda!
evening at dance and card party II
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Clark. Ont
of the enjoyable features of the eve
ming was q fine oyster supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stokes, who live OF
the Guderjahn place, are the parent:
OF q baby daughter who arrived las
Thursday to make her home.
Plans we're laid at the alumni meet
| ing at. Mrs. McBride's last Saturday
evening for the publication of paper
to be called the Alumni Annual. l,
will be the purpose Of the paper t.
keep the members of the association
in touch with each other and to record
such events as marriages. deaths, bus
ness enterprises and other items Of
interest concerning the membership
Fred Glassburner was selected as ed
itor in chief and Elmer Riddle as bust
ness manager. An executive staff CON
posed of the president and secretary
of the association, Fred Glassburpkr
Mrs. Winnie Hatch and Mrs. Rena Nc
Bride was also appointed. The scheme
of putting out this paper appeals tc
the membership and all seem great
ly interested. We hope to see the
plan successfully carried out.
hartley Healy, and his aunt, Mrs
Lucy Cot were business visitors in
Dunlap Monday morning.
VERNE Harrington was at the Art
Randel home Monday, on his way
home from visit with relatives al
Portsmouth.
Postmaster Ed Ahart was transact
ing business in Denison Monday.
L.. A. Yore returned Tuesday morn
ing from Chicago. where he had nc
companiad shipment of cattle for
himself and for his son-in-law, James
Henry. Mr.. Wore reports that he
struck better market than he had
anticipated. y:
The following obituary will be OF
interest to many oftour readers. Mrs
Weatherly was we'll known here
Mary Jane Griffin was born in Sweet
water county, Tenn, Feb. %. 1850
Al the age of fourteen she moved with
her parents to Illinois. She was mar.
ried to James Weatherly Dec. 81,
1867, at Tuscola, Ill. To this union
were horn eight children. two of them
dying in infancy. In the year 1882,
she, with her husband, moved to CraW,
ford county where they resided eight
years, when they returned to Illinois,
where they@stayed until August. 1901,
when they moved to Lebanon, Ind,
Her husband died there January I,
1914. since which time she has lived
with her daughter, Mrs. Tremaine,
az Whitestown, Ind. n. She departed
this life March "a, 1915. aged 65 years,
1. month and l day. She is survived
by her. aged father. J. H. Griffin OF
this place, six daughters. four broth
ers and seven grandchildren Inter
ment was made at Lebanon. We eN
ltend our sincere sympathy to the be
reayed relatives.
Mrs. Bessie Holcomb and daughter
Maxine spent the day Thursday will
friends in Dunlap.
Mrs. Engle was an arrival Friday
from Canton, S. OAK, for q visit Will
her sister. Mrs. Chris VOlerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Bahr were Deni
son visitors Sunday.
Miss Minnie Dobbert. OF Boyer. came
Saturday for visit at the Dave Clarl
hong,
W.. B. Mcdonald and Zach Gran
dali were Omaha visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Beard was up from
Dunlap last week visiting at the home
lof her daughter Mrs. James Baber, Sr
Miss Blanche Cole departed Sun
day for Charter Oak, and on Monda,
began her first term OF school in thu
country northwest Of that place. W.
wish her success.
Mrs. Frank Smith went to Defiance
Friday to visit her parents. Mr.. ant
MRS. Sam Steers. Mr.. Smith drove
over Sunday and she returned home
with him.
Miss Zita Clothier spent the pas
week NJ lJc lUILlc Vi Hct lIieAu v IuS
Jackson, in Shelby county.
Miss Ruby Larsen returned to he
home at Deloit Saturday after ter
days visit here with her friends, thu
Misses Williamson.
Ruby Rolls and Roger Coope
went over to Manila Wednesday t
visit their uncle and aunt, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Eugene Baber.
Aunt Mary McHenry continues III
and two .or three times the past weel
her relatives have been worried con
siderably about her.
l.5Ehe LEGAL branch of the Woman
Home Missionary Society sent al
Easter offering to the deacOness home
at Des Moines last week, the followin;
amounts Of. supplies being contributed
60 doz cookies, 30 dozen eggs and
pounds of butter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Baber Jr, ant
little folks spent Sunday in DUNLAP
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
beard.
Mrs. Milt Virgins went to Wood
bine Wednesday to visit at the hom'
OF her son. w. Fl. Virgins. Milt Wen
down Friday morning and they re
turned together that evening.
John Rockwell derartfE Wednes
day morning for Salt Lake City t.
/ look after business affairs connected
with the settling OF his fathers estate