The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-12-15

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one week later.
daughter, Lisle, were Omaha visitors
Saturday.
4. Miss Wave Cross has returned to
Shelby county, where she will open a
winter term of school after two
weeks vacation spent here with her
mother.
Mrs. J. w. Cramer visited her
daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Wells, in Deni.
son Saturday.
i Miss Grace Dearduff and friend,
Miss Warehouse, were up from Dun
Ilap Sunday between trains visiting
Mrs. E. E. Newkirk.
Mrs. Ray Field has gone to Council
Bluffs on account of the illness OF her
lmother and grandmother.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Wilson, of Lo.
gan. were recent visitors at the Fred
Coleman home.
Dave Houston and friend, John Nc
Donald, arrived last week from Mont
rose, Colo, on business mission.
They started on their return trip Mon.
day.
Dollie and Allie Malone returned
home Monday from a two weeks visit
with their grandfather near Dunlap.
Oscar FienhOld is reported on the
sick list.
George Smith was up from Wood.
bine Sunday spending the day at the
w. A. Starkey home.
Mrs. Tom Mccullough was in Deni.
son last Tuesday shopping and visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. D. S. Miller and granddaugfl.
! ter, Miss Eldora Fouts, were In Dun.
lap last Wednesday attending the fun
eral Of the latter's aunt.
E. w. Pierce was down from Deni'
son last Wednesday looking after the
work in the Bank of Dow City, while
Cashier Fishel was clerking sale.
E. E. Newkirk and w. B. Mcdonald
went to Council Bluffs Wednesday TO-
meet their aunt. Mrs. A. P. Metcalf,
who was coming from Castleton, N. u,
to visit here.
Mrs. Burt Lyman was down from
Carroll Sunday to spend the day with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Rudd.
Mrs. Clyde Rose, of Arion. was call
ing on friends here last Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. Jim Wilson were in
Denison Saturday visiting his parents.
At their meeting last week Tuesday
evening, Globe lodge No. 2SO, l. o. ..
F. elected the following officers for
the ensuing term: George Binnall, N.
G.: Asa Divine, v. c.; O. A. Cooper, R.
s: w. G.! Rolls. F. s.; F. c. Buss.
Treasurer; S. E. Goddard, Trustee. /
Mrs. o. B. Petersen was down from
Denison Sunday to visit her mother,
Mrs. S. E. Baber.
Arch Laird attended the funeral Of
q relative in Dunlap one day last
Nelson Butterworth journeyed toll
Omaha and back on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Virgins were IN
Omaha Tuesday.
Frank Nutter, OF Atlantic. and Ell.
mer Maxwell, of Woodbine, were out
Of town folks in attendance at theI
Goodman funeral Sunday.
Mrs. L. c. Hatch and daughter, Lois,
arrived home Sunday from Yates Gen.
ter. Kans.. where she had been help |
ing care for her father, A. H. Rudd,
whose illness has been mentioned In
previous issues. Her brother, Ross
Rudd, of Hooper. WASH, who had also
been to Kansas, came up with her for
a few days visit here with old timed
and relatives. before returning |
home.
Mott McHenry and J. B. Glassburn-
er held their farm sales last week,
and both are reported as being salts
factory.
w. J. Beverness and wife spent Sum
ilay at their former home in Wood
bine.
Will Seemann went to Des Motpes
on a business mission.
Mrs. Henry Roy was in Denison on
Saturday attending the wedding Of her
son, William, to Mrs. Lottie Minert.
j. A. Gilliland has returned from
weeks visit with relatives in Coun- |
Gil Bluffs.
Mr.! and Mrs. P. ]. Hallowell recsiv.
ed message last Wednesday stating
that the son of their daughter, Mrs.
Inez Holcombe, had passed away that
morning at their home near Fayette-
Vile, N. Carolina. The little one was
about five months old, but had never
gotten along well. On account OF the
great distance intervening none of the
reatives went to the funeral. The|
many friends here of Mr.: and Mrs.
Hoicombe sympathize with them deep
" in their sorrow.
Rev. A. B. Adams journeyed to
Des Noines Sunday on business
Mrs. Eugene Crandall and daughter,
spent Friday afternoon at the
Willis Virgins home in Woodbine.
The dance last Thursday was not
30 we'll attended as some; of the former
ones, but those present enjoyed them
selves.
Messrs. Hanson and Arthur were
guests of friends here Saturday and
Sunday.
Methodist Church.
The Methodist Brotherhood hereby
extends a most cordial invitation to
my man who reads this item to at
end their oyster supper, given at the
4. E. church Wednesday evening, De
ember 70, who is not affiliated with
r. a member Of some other church or
sunday school. Men who are thus
are not invited. The brother
ood is not PROSECUTING. Let every
nan who reads this. who is not mem
er of some other Sunday school class,
esolve as he reads that he will 1T.
end the classes at the M. f. church,
r some other church. at high noon
ext Sunday, December 18th. Read
r. YOU are urged to attend. If you are