The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-28
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' ISOLATION recently plans were lald 1or
the handling of banquet as well as
the publishing of the new paper. THE
Alumni Annual" The appointment
of the following committees assures
the success of the banquet: Program,
Mildred Butterworth, Bryce Binnall
and Horace Thomas; banquet. Mrs.
Blanche Seemann. Mrs. Alma Brem-
ser and Mrs. Nettie Goddard; decora.
ton. Dan Kick, Horace Thomas, Ora
Butterworth, Bessie Alexander and
Maude Brake: invitation, Joe Hallow-
ell, Agnes Goddard, Elmer Riddle. l..
. C. Hatch has been awarded the work
Of publishing the new papers, the fol.
lowing having charge: i. Il. Glass
burner, editor in chief Elmer Riddle,
business manager; senior class edit
or, Jean holland; athletic editor, Hugh
Butterworth: local alumni editor.
Bryce Binnall; out of town editor,
Lois Goddard; executive committee,
E. G. Virgins. Fred Glassburner. Ell
mer Riddle, Mrs. Winnie Hatch and
Mrs. Rcna Mcbride, with Mrs. Hatch
es secretary
Miss Maude Brake was hostess last
Saturday to the Palo Alto cub, about
twenty-five being present to enjoy the
afternoon with this popular hostess.
The rooms were beautiful with cut
flowers, sweet peas, carnations, Amer
lean Beauty roses and viOlets being
used for decorations. In guessing
game. the floral wedding, Miss Relta
Coryell captured first prize, Il china
plate. Mrs. Hugh Butterworth Won
first prize in another contest and was
awarded a china cup and saucer. For
tune telling proved an interesting pas
time. At the afternoons close an ele-
CANT, two course lunch was served and
greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. Florence Carl was down from
Denison Sunday visiting at the home
of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Langley.
Miss Flora Virgins was up from
Woodbine Sunday, spending the day
at the parental. NJ. G. Virgins, home.
Miss Pauline Phoetteplace, who has
served as trimmer in Miss Healy's
millinery parlors during the season,
departed Saturday for her home at ST.
Paul. Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Baber, Jr. and
little folks returned Monday morning
from an over Sunday visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Beard, in
Dunlap.
Robert Hunt. accompanied by Bryce
Binnall autoed to Woodbine Sunday
to spend the day with the formers
relatives.
r. w. Houston did land Office bus
mess in, auto sales last week, selling
Ford to Reub Malone and Stude-I
baker to Fred Nelson. He has a num-
Der of other sales practically complet-
ed. but is unable to get the cars fast
enough to supply the demand. The
auto trade has opened up here with a
better outlook than any previous year.
! Misses Josephine Munsey and Grace
Edwards went to Denison Saturday to
visit relatives and friends, returning
home Sunday.
Friends here have received the an
nouncement from Caldwell, Kans., of
the birth of a daughter recently to Mr..
and Mrs. Bern Blair. Berns friends
here congratulate.
Mrs. George Reynolds and Mrs. Lynn
Rood We're down from Arion Saturday.
patrOnizing our merchants.
Mrs. Charles d. Horn and children
came up from Omaha Friday evening
for an over Sunday visit with her,
Mrs. Sol Gibson.
Charley Miller went to Cherokee on
Friday to spend couple of days with
Z friend. He went down to Carroll
Monday to attend the big Odd Fellow
doings, returning home Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Pratt, of Sioux Falls,
s. D., visited her relatives, the But
terworth families, here last week.
Fred Eland was up from Council
Bluffs for week end visit at the home
OF his sister, Mrs. Milo Kelly.
Misses Gladys lgou and Jennie Cor
nelius were having dental work done
in Dunlap Wednesday.
Mrs. Marion Cole was shopping and
visiting relatives in Denison Satur-
day.
Miss Wave Cross, who teaches in
Shelby county, was a week end visitor
here with Aher mother, Mrs. Sabina
Dir. j. +. Potter and wife and daugh-
ter. Balbina, spent the day Saturday
in Omaha
Mrs. r. G. Luke has returned from
London, Canada, where whe was called
several weeks ago on account of the
illness and death Of her sister.
Miss Esther Turnlund went to
Woodbine Saturday to visit with her
friend, Miss Flora Virgins, returning
home Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Brogden and mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Johnston, we're down from
Denison Saturday to see their friend,
Mrs. G. w. Langley, who has been i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence O'Meara and
Miss Lois Goddard autoed to Buck
Grove Thursday, calling at the Jack
Welsh home to see Uncle Tom White,
who has recently returned from Sioux
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Honz enjoyed
q visit from their son, Frank, who
came up from Logan Sunday to spend
the day with them.
\ Shorty Petcoff and wife arrived last
week from Grand Island, Neb., where
they visited the latter's parents. They
have rented rooms over the Randel
bakery and have gone to housekeep-
ing. Mr.. Petcoff will be remembered
as shoe repair man who worked at
Luke's harness shop last year. He
was married recently in South Da.
kota and he and his bride have return
ed here to make their home. We cor
daily welcome them and trust they
may find their path OF life lies along