The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-03-31

|ander's place. Bessie has been a cap
able and efficient helper and Postmast
err Alart dislikes to see her leave we
believe, however, that lie will 1mt
Miss Brakes work satisfactory in eV
cry way and as good help as soon AZ
she learns the ms and outs of the
business
We learn of the birth OF son II
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Justice, Jr. re
Gently at Wendte. S. d.
Miss Relta Coryell went Friday tc
her home in Indianola to spend hel
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Smith en-
Ijoyed days visit from Louie Dodge
OF Chicago, who arrived here Satur
day.
Mrs. Flora Bartlett returned Sun.
day to her home in Scranton after q
pleasant visit here with her sister
Mrs. ]. r. Potter. Clara Potter ac'
companied here for few days visit
| Evelyn and Josie Wight are spend,
ling the week at the home OF their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Free!
Thompson, in Washington township.
| The Sunday schools are at work on
their Easter programs.
G. w. Langley is improving his res.
idence property by putting on large
gable. thus enlarging his second floor
rooms.
| Gene Baber was over from Manila
last week visiting his father, Il. 4.
Baber, and other relatives.
! Roy Mcbride and Nelson Butler
made business trip to Kingsley last
week.
Mrs. f.. H. Swasey and daughters,
kuth and Alice Louise, spent the day
Monday in Omaha.
! Harlan. Tracy, OF Missouri Valley,
spent Sunday here at the r, N. Cham
berlin home.
DR.. Emma tombstone. Of 'Denison,
Twas visitor In town Saturday.
Joe Hallowell sent a carsof hogs to
the South Omaha market Sunday
might. M
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Miller arrived on
Monday from Woodbury. county to Wis
il relatives in the country.
i 5.
"wednesday Is
Attorney Helsell, of FIT. Dodge, was
in town last Saturday taking deposi.
lions in the Morrison VS. !. c. Il. Il.
lawsuit.
Mrs. Lynn Rooi and daughters, Sar-
ali and Vera, were in town Sunday and
spent the day with friends.
I Aunt Mary McHenry has been sick
again, but is better at this writing.
Mrs. Dave McAllister OF Denison,
visited her mother, Mrs. John Ed
wards, ST., last Sunday.
c. l.. Rudd was business visitor
in Omaha last Wednesday.
Three Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Car
rett's children have been i'll as a re-
suit OF ptomaine poisoning. All are
much better at this writing.
Clair Lloyd has been laid Off from
work on account of cutting a finger
with butcher knife.
Mrs. Julia Mix, of Omaha, was an
over Sunday visitor at the home OF
l.er parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G: Graul.
Supt, r. N. Olry was down from
Denison Monday comforting with the
directors here ON business pertaining
to the schools.
Mrs. w. H. Rule entertained our
lady teachers at d 6 O'Clock dinner
last Wednesday evening.
z Charley HOllins went to Persia last
"Wednesday on business mission.
w. e. Fishel made trip to Maple
ton last Tuesday on business.
A gospel team of eight were up
from Dunlap last Thursday evening
and took an active part in the prayer
meeting at the NJ. r. church.
Miss Mildred Virgins entertained
about twenty-five ladies last Monday
evening at her pleasant home. All
lad been requested to, bring their
tllimbles and when the company had
assembled they set to work to make
book bags for Miss Mamie Glassburn
er's missionary box. about forty Of
these useful articles being made, at
ter which the hostess served a tasty
lunch. Then the company sang {;
number of familiar songs, led by Mrs
| I. A. Anderson. Mrs. Eugene Gran
dali played the accompaniment on the
guitar, after which good nights were
said. A very pleasant time was had
Misses Ellen and Agnes Goddard en-
tertained a company at 8 O'Clock din
ner Thursday evening.
The road drag has been used Il
good advantage the past week here II
town as well as on the Lincoln high
way and other roads in the adjacen
TERRITORY.
Tile high school pupils gave pro
gram last Friday afternoon that wa!
attended by number OF the schoO
patrons.
! Z On account OF the large number o
people from here attending the cOuil
" teachers meeting at Denison Sat
urday. there was not as large an al
tendance at the alumni meeting as hat
been expected. The business OF get
ting out the paper, "The Alumni All
nual," was taken up. but not cOmplet
I'd, and thus another meeting will b.
held at Mrs. l.. f. McBride's next Sal
urday evening" April I'd, to finish thl
lworl:
! Frank Snowden who works on IN
! Howortll ranch. received q painful III
! Jury last week When. Il corn blade IA
into one OF his eyes. The young MAJ
was .husking the corn from fodde
when the accident happened.
The school board me
last week and among other business
transacted. elected the teachers 10
the ensuing year.
| All the present corps were re-eiec'
ed except Miss Mildred Virgins, thu