The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-12-29

! Mrs. Mary Christensen, daughter
and two sons, of Denison, ate Christ
mas dinner at the Chris Vollersen
home
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bell enjoyed a
Christmas visit from their daughter,
Mrs. Mamie Mulvihill. Mrs. Mulvihill
returned to her work at Omaha Mon.
! day.
The Dow City 1nformer appeared
fast week in a special Christmas COW
err which gave it real holiday appear
ance. Editor Hatch is just bound to
make his paper pleasing to his sub
scribers.
Word reached this place Monday
morning that Mrs. Frank Evans had
passed away at hospital at Pocatello,
| Idaho on Christmas night following an
operation for appendicitis. Mrs. Ev-
vans home was at American Falls,
Idaho, where the family moved last
summer. She came to Dow City as
bride ten years ago last September and
lived here about two years. She was a
most lovable little woman and endear-
ed herself to many who are most
grieved to learn of her DEATH
Miss Anna Thompson arrived ION
day from Spokane, Wash, and VIII
spend several months with her sister,
Mrs Bert Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Breen were III
Denison Sunday, guests at dinner at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Sam NC
Cullough.
Harold Medium, of, Dell Rapids, $.
ID, spent several days last week at the
F. M. Cole home.
! Mrs. James Brister, who came i've
weeks ago from Washington, Penn, TO
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
|Igou and other relatives, has conclud-
ed her visit and left on Tuesday Tor
her home.
Miss Ethel Smith went to Marshall
town last Thursday for a brief visit
with the Logsdon family, returning
|home Monday.
. MIR. and Mrs. David Cole attended a
family reunion on Christmas day at
1.-THE home of the latter's brother near
Boyer. This is the first time in eight
years that the family have been to-
gether.
DR.. J. A. Potter made business trip
to Omaha Friday last.
| Mrs. Charley Bell and Mrs. Ed ba'
Der were in Dunlap Monday.
| Misses Hilda and Esther Turnlund
went to Council Bluffs Monday TO
spend few days with their brother
and his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. Fishel and MIR.
w. C. Rolls journeyed to Omaha Sun
day to witness the new photo play
"The Birth of Nation. Messers
Fishel and Rolls returned the same
day, but Mrs. Fishel remained to 40
some shopping.
| Mr. and Mrs. Fred Colby went to
Earlham Sunday expecting to remain
until after New Years visiting among
his relatives.
| Mrs. John Cramer returned home
from Denison Thursday, where she
|had spent few days visiting hel
daughter, Mrs. Floyd Wells. $50
| Elder Charles E. Butterworth re
turned home last week from Mallard
to spend the holidays with his family
Misses Mabel and Blanche Cole gave
la party last Wednesday evening IN
Honor of Mr.. Harold Meldrum, who
was visiting at their home. Cards were
1.-THE order of the evening, after whlct
Ia delicious lunch was served.
i Friends of Mr.. Raymond Rule VII
he pleased to learn of his marriage
which occurred in Dunlap on Monda!
Dec, "a to Miss Mary Murphy. Thu
ceremony was performed at the Cath
: tolic church at s a. M, Father J. M
Harrison performing the sacred rites
After congratulations were over the.
repaired to the Jensen hotel, where
sumptuous wedding breakfast wa
served. The young couple will max
their home on farm in Willow town
ship. Those going from here to atten.
the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. WI!
liam H Rule, Mr.. and Mrs. George I
: Rule, Mrs. Fred Rule and Miss Heller
{ Rule.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Goldsworthy en-
tertained the Progressive 500 club
! their pleasant home last Tuesday eve
!, ming. Five tables were arranged 10
} the game and after scores were count
r ed, it was found that Mrs. Charlie
Smith and Mr.. Frank O'Dell had wol
4 the grand prizes, and Mrs. Ed Ahar
g the consolation prize.
Mrs. Will Aldrich returned to he
home in Dunlap Monday. after a plea
!, SAINT visit here with her parents, MI
and Mrs. J. w. Cramer and other rela
! tives.
;. Mrs. Nettie Pugsley of Woodbin
5 WAS a pleasant guest the past weel
. at the home of her cousin, Mr.. Lui
Riddle.
: Alex Rubin spent Sunday in Omah
! with his parents.
). Nellie Odefy, who stays at the Chri
3 Suly home is visiting relatives a
I Benson, Neb.
} Friends of Mrs. Sam Fox sr. will b
! grieved to learn that on Friday eve
1 ming, while preparing to go to tn
;. Christmas exercises, she had strok
5 of paralysis. Her entire right side j
e affected except the face which is al
e fected on the left side. We are glad t
t say that she is improving and the al
! tending physician thinks she will b
t able to be around again in few week
Mrs. Fox had been in her usual healt)
5 although she felt the attack coming OF
: an hour or two previous to bein
e stricken. We trust that she may gail
her usual health.
8 Mrs. S. Z. Baber and daughter, Ru
Iby, went to Denison Sunday to vlsl
8 at the O. E. Petersen home few days
Misses Bernice and Bessie Alexar
:, der and their friend, Miss Casey, wer
\ up from Omaha to spend Christmas
: the Albert Alexander home. Miss Bes
+ sic is remaining through this week.
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