The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-03-24

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Foster Tillett is on the sick list.
! Z. H. Swasey returned Monday eve
ming from his trip to Texas and Cali.
fornia.
John Fink, of Deloit, visited from
Saturday until Monday with his friend
Linford Ahart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Holcomb expect
to leave soon for independence, Mo-,
. where Mrs. Holcomb expects to un-
dergo an operation at the sanitarium
at.that place.
Mrs. Flora Bartlett arrived Satur-
day from Scranton for a weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. ]. F. Potter.
Mrs. Frank Glassburner and son.
Frank, went Friday to Marshalltown
for a visit with her father, Herman
Logsdon.
Zibe Nurse came up from Dunlap
Thursday and his wife and baby, who
had been here visiting her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Miller, re-
turned home with him.
Joe Best was at Turin day or two
last week looking after business deal
Miss Lucy Healy's millinery bust
| hess IIdo SlOWu oo AuuSl lIlaS DIG Nuo
found it necessary to secure trim
mer to help her. Miss Pauline
Phoetteplace, of St. Paul, Neb.. has
arrived to fill the position and is at
work.
| Louie Rubin, who has been helping
his brother-in-law. Herman Lazerus,
in the big store for several weeks. re.
turned Sunday to his home in Omaha.
Miss Hilda Turnlund spent Sunday
in Dunlap with her friend, Miss Lottie
Bixler.
Jim Ballantyne sold his quarter sec.
ton northwest of town to Fritz Stef-
fen last week, consideration being
$3.50 per acre.
II. w. Houston has had concrete
workers busy laying cement floor in
the new garage. The big plate glass
windows have been put in and the
building is ready for occupancy.
j. w. Marmet, OF Galva, was bust.
ness visitor in town Saturday.
Milton Sprinkle. OF Logan, was a
visitor here last week at the home OF
his daughter, Mrs. Charles Hollins-
Mr.. Alfred Howorth arrived Sunday
from Tecumseh, Neb. for a visit at
the Edmund Howortl home.
Fred Beanes children have all beon
under the doctors care.
George Rule placed a fine new Had
dort piano in his home last week and
his family are rejoicing therefor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art .Randel were in
Omaha last Wednesday. ~
II no,,c, Ny,Iln,, u,or.
visitor in town the first OF the week.
Nels Butler went to Omaha Monday
morning.
Mrs. Fred Jackson returned last
week from Independence. Mo-, where
she underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis.
Friends OF Miss Anna Wieland sur
priscd here Thursday evening at the
John Griffin home in honor OF her
birthday. Dancing was indulged ,, in
and a very pleasant evening was
spent.
Mrs. Leslie HOwOrth and son, DAN
have returned from Harlan, where
they attended the wedding OF reta-
tive. We are told that Mrs. Howorth
expects to spend the summer in Cana.
da with her parents.
Merton Thomas, who attends the
State college at Ames, spent his yaca
ton last week at the parental, r.. L.
Thomas home.
Josephine and Howard Stepanek en-.
tertained about twenty-five friends at
a party last Saturday evening Games
and music furnished the entertain.
ment,. after which fine spread was
enjoyed. -;
Albert Birkhofer was a passenger 10
Council Bluffs Monday.
Teachers and pupils are looking
forward with pleasure to the Easter
vacation, which occurs next week. The
winter work has been hard and all
have worked faithfully and will thus
enjoy few days rest.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. N. Chamberlain en-
tertained at dinner Sunday the fol.
lowing families being their guests:
Clair Butterworth, Hugh, Butterworth.
w. Il. Fishel, Charley Smith and +.
lOdell.
Lee WINS children are convalesc.
ling from week or more OF illness.
John F.. Gibson returned Thursday
from Omaha. where he had been with
his brotller-in-law, Earl Ettleman, who
had an operation a few days previous
for appendicitis. He reports Mr.. Eft
tleman as getting along nicely.
Nelson Butler returned last week
from Portsmouth. where he had been
Hooking over the place with view t.
locating.
Ruth Judd entertained n number Of
her friends Saturday afternoon in
honor OF her birthday. A nice time is
reported.
The Crawford County Telephone
company have had quite force Of
men busy on repair work on the line.
the past week. New poles are bein.
set Sass we'll as new wire strung, thus
making permanent repairs for tho
damage done by the slcet storms dur
ing the winter.
Prof. Julian Buttcrworth, of Lara
IEic, Wyo., visited between trains Of
Sunday with his parents here. Elder
and Mrs. Charles L. Butterwortn. Mr.
fButterworth had been to Chicago I,
ATTEND an educational meeting ant
stopped of on his way home. His wife
and son accompanied him as far a:
Davis City, where her parents live
She will visit here before she return.
home. Professor ButterwOrth is heat
of the department of secondary edu
cation in the State University of Wy
oming, which is located at Laramie.