The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-11-24

"a few days with relatives, the Petel
Dybdal family.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Baughman ant
son were up from Dunlap Sunday Wis
iting at the home Of their daughter
Mrs. A. l.. Jackson.
Mrs. N. r. Wilder was shopping il
Omaha Saturday.
Mise Emma WILDER, who teaches ir
district No. 2 Union township, spent
the week end at the parental, Fred
WILDER, home north OF Dunlap.
The William Dallantyne family arc
having moro than their share Of sick
ness. A form of throat trouble ap
pearcd In the family short time age
and about every member OF the fam
lily has taken turn at having It,
Mrs. Romanan Wight and Mrs. AL
fred Jackson wore called to Woodbint
last Tuesday on account of the deatl
OF their nephew, Robert Hawley.
Miss Edith Swatman and MIR. Jesse
Agee surprised their many friends or
last Tuesday by going to Sioux City
where they were married. They re
turned to this place Wednesday eve
ming and will take up their residence
here. Miss Swatman is the only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Swatman. She was born and reared
here and has grown to be a charming
young lady who has many attachments
Mr.. Agee is not so we'll known, hav'
ing lived here but a year, but he is
counted as q reliable and Trustworthy
young man. He is blacksmith by
trade. The young folks begin married
life under most promising conditions
and their many friends wish them an
abundance OF happiness and prosper
ity in their new relation.
5,iDr. Cobb. of Dunlap, was caller
here Monday. d, slt,., j;
Mrs. Jake Sciwartzenbach was here
from Denisona Thursday, spending the
day with her sisters, Mrs. J. U. Wise
and Mrs. Ella Hahn .fr
Mrs. Glenn Deitz was up from Wood
bine a couple Of days last week visit
ing her husband. MIR. Deitz is the har.
ness maker. in the. Stepanek shop. n
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. O'Meara were
in Denison Monday.
Mrs. r. C. Howorth enjoyed q pleas
ant visit from her friend. Mrs. ]. =.
Hiatt, of Council bluffs, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Deverness spent
Sunday at Missouri Valley with rela.
tives.
The Fred Coleman family havo
moved into their new home recently
purchased of J. Il. Best.
Frank BinnaIl and G. w. Langley
autoeA to Denison Monday.
Eldridge Killion was down from
Lohrville to spend Sunday at. home.
Miss Marjorie Bryan entertained
the Palo Alto club last Saturday after
noon and q tine time was had by those
in attendance. A tempting lunch ad.
ded much to the afternoons pleasures.
4. Mr.. Straughn arrived Monday from
Omaha to- assist J.. A. Scott in the
blacksmith, shop. Mr.. SCOTS patron
age is SO great that he is working
three helpers.
The John Hoeveke family were down
from Depison Sunday spending the
day at the Mark Riley home.
About thirty.fve. OF Merle Dinnalls
friends; gathered Mt his homo Satur.
day evening for surprise on him.
They played games, ETC., and thus
spent a very pleasant evening.
George Igou is erecting couple Of
finc hen houses on his farm and ex.
pects TO go into the thoroughbred
chicken business next season.
Mrs. Paul; Poitevin arrived Satnr-
day from Morrill,. Neb. She came on
account OF the serious illness Of her
aunt, Mrs. Maggie Talcott. \
Mrs. Art Randel and daughter, FL
sic, went to Omaha Friday. where they
visited friends. returning home SUN
Mr. and Mrs. John Lockmiller and
son, John; were down from Dentson
Sunday, spending the day at the Mar.
Gus Christiansep home.
/, Rev. Empey was here from Sioux
city Sunday preaching TO the Meihp.
dist congregation in the opera house.
Jim Turnlund and Lloyd Brake
made an unexpected visit to Defiance
Tuesday evening. ,s.,
Mrs. John Riley. OF Hastings, Neb..
was a pleasant visitor at the home Of
her nephew, Mark Riley. o few days
thig week.
Mrs. Hamilton, of Carson, and her
daughter, Mrs. Tiilie Carley, OF South
Dakota, were visitors at the Fred
Coleman home several days last week.
NJ: c. Virgins andlS. "A. Dow were
in 4Woodbine last Wednesday attend
ing the funeral Of Robert Hawley.
The election. to determine whether
or not we have. a consolidated school
will be held next Monday afternoon.
November goth, from to 6 o'clock p.
m. at the primary room in the l9cal
school house.
Mrs. G. w. Manning entertained at
a delightful party last Wednesday at.