The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-09-01

Mrs. Lincoln Goddard and son, Mer
rift, arrived Sunday from Ft. Dodge
to make an extended visit here with
relatives
DR.. R. G. Moore of Dunlap, made a
professional call here last Wednes
day.
Walter Homan moved from west OF
town to one of the Howorth farms last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Butterworth and
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Brace autoed
over to Harlan last Wednesday to at
tend the fair.
Mrs. Sarah E. Baber and daughter
Ruby, returned home Tuesday from a
two weeks visit with relatives at
Ames.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith went to
Defiance Sunday to visit her parents.
Mrs. Smith expects to remain for a
few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Cook and son,
Oliver, spent the past week at Rolfe
and Emmettsburg visiting her broth
ers. They returned home Sunday.
/ Mrs. Clark Best and little people re.
turned last week from visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Leslie
at Orchard, Neb.
| We are pleased to report that Mrs.
Will Rockwell, whose illness from cry
sipelas was noted last week, is i'm
proved, fact that her friends will be
glad to note.
Frank Wiley and julius Ahart ship
ped a car OF sheep to the Omaha mar
ket last Thursday.
Herman Lazerus, one OF our popu-
lar merchants, was unable to be at
the store several days last week on
account of being i'll.
Jake Reese has been appointed sub
stitute carrier on route two and has
been making the trips with the regu-
lar carrier. Walter Swatman. SO as to
learn the route and the business.
Mrs. Charley Horn was up from
Omaha two or three days last week
on account of the illness of her moth
err, Mrs Maria Gibson. She returned
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam BiXler and chill
dren, of Fullerton, N. d., have been
pleasant guests at the Charley Smith,
Joe Stepanek and Tom Ahart homes
the past week.
Byrd Wood is here from Jefferson
visiting his mother, Mrs. Jane Wood,
and other relatives.
Mrs. Daniel Reagan arrived Friday
from her home at What Cheer on ac-
count of the illness OF her brother,
+. c. Howorth.
Misses Ellen and Agnes Goddard ar
rived home Sunday from months
visit with their sister, Mrs. Ed Pagan,
at Estavan, Sask., Canada.
The Friday club was delightfully."-
entertained at the home of Mrs. Frank
Odell last Friday. A number OF other
ladies were present, which added
charm to the occasion. Mrs. George
Sprecher, OF 'Denison, gowned in Dutch
costume and wearing wooden shoes,
entertained the ladies with a mono
logue in the Dutch dialect which was
well received and heartily applauded.
She responded to an encore and APP
peared in song and dance which was
much appreciated. A guessing game
of Watermelon" was next institute
ed, Mrs. j. A. Scott winning the first
prize, pretty handkerchief and Mrs.
NJ. A. Riley receiving the consolation
CANT two course lunch brought the al
ternoon to close. Out of town
guests were Mrs. J. p. Riddle, OF
Creighton, Neb.; Mrs. L. M. Baer, Mrs.
George Sprecher and Mrs. Clyde Coch-
ran, all of Denison.
From Ainsworth, Neb, comes the
news of the marriage of Jay Langley,
formerly of this place, to Mrs. Bessie
Storey, of AinswOrth, the wedding TAX
ing place August 22d. Mr.. Langley
grew up here and has many friends
who will offer best wishes to him and
his bride.
Mrs. Charles Bell and Mrs. II. f.
Baber entertained number of ladies
Thursday at the home OF the former
in honor of their mother, the day be-
ing her fifty-fourth birthday. At the
close of a pleasant afternoon. two
course supper was served. Mrs. Han
sens many friends unite in wishing
her many more happy birthdays.
Frank Honz was down from Denison
Saturday spending the day with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Adolph Honz.
Mrs. Wilbur Berry is numbered o.
the sick list.
Five auto loads of ladies and gentle
men went to Dunlap Friday evening,
where they gave delightful program
at the NJ. e. church for the benefit of
the Epworth League at that place.
Floyd Sharp arrived from Terrill
Saturday and will spend the week at
the parental, Brinton Sharp, home be-
fore leaving for Kansas City to re-
sumo his studies at the Kansas City
Veterinary college. This is his SEN
iOr year.
Mrs. Jim Baber, Sr. and children
returned Saturday from visit with
relatives at Denison.
Mrs. Enos Cross received a dispatch
Saturday from her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Emil Doser at Artesia, N. NJ, stating
that Emil was very sick and Mr.. and
Mrs Cross left on the early train on
Sunday for that place. Mr.. Doser left
here several years ago, hoping to i'm
prove his health and his friends here
sincerely hope that the present illness
is at least not a recurrence OF the old
trouble. We trust to hear soon OF his
improvement
Misses Violet and Lulu Starkey have
returned from their visit at their for
mer home in southern Iowa.
Frank Binnall and son, Merle, and
George Binnall and Will Sterrett
autoed over to Harlan Wednesday to
attend the fair
Misses Ruth Glassburner and Jean
holland were hostesses to the Palo AL
N o1,,h lact Saturday afternoon and