The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-07
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Prof. II. M. Stiles attended a teach
ers' meeting in Sioux City Friday.
jeff Rogers and Charlie Smith CAM
up from Iowa City Thursday to spent
their vacation with friends and rela
|tives.
Mrs. Frank Hird and son., of Manil
la, visited friends in the Oak the lat
ter part of the week.
Miss Marie Matthews came up iron
Omaha Friday for few days visi
with friends.
Or. L.. S. Coin, of Manila, was al
Oak caller Friday.
Miss Fay Mulheron came down from
her home in Sioux City Friday eve
ming for a visit with her sister, Mrs
Chas. Mackey.
Mrs. j. M. French and little daugll
ter, Mary, left Wednesday evening TO!
nm extended visit with friends in Mis-
souri,.
Miss nellie McGrath was brouglf
home from the hospital in Sioux City
Wednesday evening and is. reported
as improving a little each day.
Miss Bethel Coin left Sunday morn
ing for Manila, where she will begir
the spring term OF school.
Master Morris Wright entertained
a small company OF boy friends at his
home on Main street Saturday after
noon in honor of his ninth birthday
The hours we're spent playing games
and otherwise enjoying themselves. A
dainty two course luncheon was served
in true Easter style. A basket OF
Easter eggs formed q pleasing center
piece for the table. Tiny rabbits were
used for place cards and tiny basket
of eggs was found at each place. AS
evening drew near they departed for
home, wishing the young host many
happy returns of the day. Those pres
ent we're Herbert Thomson. Franklin
Weed, Robert Coin, Romantis Jones
and Ralph Jones.
Messrs. /. A. Mains and A. +. Bar
Der were transacting business in Des
Moines Thursday.
Mrs. r. HI. Sweet went to Denison
Sunday for a call on friends.
Died, at. Huron, s. d.. on Sunday
April 4th, Leland Eugene, infant son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II. Gillett. The
remains we're broughl mere Monday
and inferred in the Charter Oak GEM
etery. Mr.. and Mrs. Gillett are form.
er residents of this, city, Mr.. Gillett
being connected with the old Charter
Oak Republican and later with the
Times under various oWnerships. He
is now editor and publisher of the
weekly Herald in the South Dakota
city and returned there Tuesday morn
ing. Their many friends here extend
sympathy in their sorrow.
Mrs. G. j. Browning came down from
her home near Ute Monday to attend
the funeral of her little grandson, lie.
land Eugene Gillett. Il,
Mrs. Leona Ferguson returned to
her home in Mason City Thursday af
ter a, weeks visit with her mother
Mrs. D. H. McWilliams.
Frank Yeager has taken position
with the j. NJ. French hardware com
Epany. :.
Chris Kemming, Of Ida Grove, visit
ed his mother IN the Oak Saturday.
Mrs. G. r. Waterhouse was dow
from Mapleton Tuesday visiting will
friends and relatives.
Glen Harris took his little daughter
to Grant Center Wednesday for Wis
1T with her grandparents.
DR.. Hill is enjoying visit from
his mother and sister this week.
Rev. G. J. Poppenheimer. wife ant
two little sons spent the day In Siou'
City Monday.
Miss Perry, our third grade teacher
Is quite sick in her rooms i'll the Mix
Copps home. Her place in the schoo
is being filled by the senior girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. O. Collins. left OF
Monday for Rockwell City for visi
with friends.
Will Healy left Monday morning TO
Des Moines after couple OF weeks
visit in the Oak with his sister.
Miss Mollie Adams left Monday TO
Clear Lake, where she has been offer
ed a position in one of the large dr.!
goods houses. She went to look owe
the situation and If suited will remain
Fl. C.>Heald OF Sioux City came Mon
day for call on old friends.
Miss Viola Barber came down from
Rodney Monday for a short visit witt
friends.
w. A. Antrim, of Omaha, was an Gal
visitor the first of the week.
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