The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-03
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oHOplluS anu visiting relatives.
Rule pays the highest market price
for all kinds OF poultry. sill
Miss Lisle Goldsworthy. came dowr
from Lake View Saturday, where she
teaches in the public school, and visit
ed with her parents over Sunday.
Frank HON., night operator on the
l. G. railroad at Logan, spent Sunday
at the parental, Adolph Honz home.
Tom Munsey spent several days last
week at the home OF his daughter
Mrs. Percy Brown, in Denison town
ship and at the John kepford home in
Washington township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kuykendall have
returned to their home in Charter Oak
after All extended sojourn here with
their sister-in-law, Mrs. Sarah Kuy-
kendall
Mrs. Joe Bonsall, of Dunlap, spent
Saturday here with relatives.
The B. Y. p. U. held meeting with
Miss Josephine Alunsey last Thurs
day evening. when they organized
themselves into bible study class
with Mrs. w. A. Nelson as leader The
class will meet weekly for study pur-
poses and they expect to derive much
good from their efforts.
DR.. r. N. Rove departed Sunday for
O'Neil, Neb, on a business mission.
Rule sells flour and feed of all
kinds. SIT
Miss Lottie Bixler was up from Dun
lap Sunday and spent the day with
friends.
In mo t,,1,n nd frs1 I.f f,f NV
and Mrs. w. A. Nelson OF the Baptist
church gave them a surprise pound
party Friday evening. About thirty
were present and nice lot of provis
ions were given. Pastor and Mrs. Mel
son are very grateful to their friends
for their offerings and think it de.
lightful way to be pounded. The
assembly enjoyed pleasant evening.
Light refreshments were served.
Mrs. Gertie Tillett expects to move
this week to rooms in Mrs. Bonsall's
residence and David Walters. Sr. will
move to town and occupy his residence
property being vacated by Mrs. Til
lett.
Mrs. j. Il. Best was taken i'll last
Monday and is confined to her bed.
Miss Walbergia Bonner came down
from Carroll last Week to visit the
Martin Wieland family.
Mrs. j. r. Griffin and Mrs. w. N.
Schouten entertained the Friday club
and number of the Priscilla club at |
the home of the former last Friday at |
l o'clock dinner. After the repast
was served the guests were entertain !
ed in various ways, and thus de-
iightful afternoon was spent. All en-
joyed the bob rides going and coming |
as we'll.
visitor last Tuesday.
Mrs. Peter Christensen has been
sick for a week or more at her home
in Paradise township.
Carl Whey and James Spence were
down from Deloit Saturday looking |
after some business affairs.
Mr. and Mrs. August +. Mesenbrink
and little folks were up from Dunlap
Saturday getting acquainted with their
new niece at the Mark Pearsall home,
and visiting relatives for the day
Mrs. George Fritz returned Satur-
day afternoon from a weeks sojourn
in Ames.
Mrs. George c. Rule and son We're
Denison shoppers Saturday
Mrs. Allen Howorth has been OH the
sick list for week or more and is still
to her bed. We trust to hear
soon Of her being better.
Mrs. L. u. Toon was down from Den
son Thursday visiting her friend, Mrs.
Lehi Clothier. II
Miss Celia Hargens went Saturday
ID Mondamin for visit with her par
snts before the lattcr's removal to
She was accompanied by
her cousin, John Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schmidt were
arrivals last week from Orchard, Neb.,
20 visit the family OF her sister, Mrs.
Clark Best. They expect to return
lome this Wednesday.
Will Smith moved last week from
lie tenant house on the Harper farm
70 the Vtss farm mile east of town.
This place was occupied the past year
by Paul Ahrens.
Henry Young spent the majority of
last week at Denison, where he was
serving on the grand jury
AID Fishel shipped a car Of hogs last
Thursday to the South Omaha market.
He and Billy Mcdonald accompanied
he shipment, returning home Friday.
Mrs. Anna Irving and two children
arrived the latter part OF the week
rom Kennewick, WASH. and will
spend some time here with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Rudl,
md other relatives.
The stork visited the home of Mr..
md Mrs. Mark Pearsall Tuesday. Jan
lary 26th, and left them 81 pound
,aby girl. ALI doing we'll.
George Huntington returned last
week from Cedar Rapids, where he
las been taking treatments for the
,ast nine weeks. He informs us that
le las not improved as had been ex-
'ected, fact that his numerous
riends will be grieved to learn.
The Gilliland family, who moved to
his place recently from Mason City
moved to Council Bluffs last week.
Mrs. ID. r. Bremser went to Sioux
lily Wednesday to join her husband,
Tho had gone there earlier in the week
D attend the short course in merchan-
Using. They returned home Thursday
vening. Mr. Bremser is greatly en-
hused over the short course, which
e informs us, is the first attempt in
his territory at schooling merchants.
here were from 200 TO 800 business
len present at every session. Mr..
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