The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-09-01

suffrage IN COLORADO. me cup VIII
meet the second Wednesday in Sep
TENDER with Mrs. Brill.
Arthur Starkey is back from ;
weeks visit at Woodbne.
Miss Ora ButterwOrth spent thu
week in Des Moines visiting her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. James Baker
and attending the state fair
Arch Laird moved his household
goods last Friday into the P. w.
O'Meara building north of the city no
tel, and the r. E. Raber family are
occupying their house vacated by the
Laird family. 1t is a shame that We
cannot have more houses to rent anG
that it becomes necessary for families
to occupy vacant store buildings.
Miss Irene Smith returned Satur
day from a visit with her friend, Miss
Gladys Welsh, in Buck Grove.
Fred Coleman and Medford Rudd
are back from Witonka, S. d., where
they have been putting up house
on Mr. Coleman's farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Anderson spent
the day Monday in Omaha.
Friends of Mrs. Fred Coleman are
pleased to learn that she is able to
be about again, following a weeks i'll.
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Wilson arrived
the first of the week from Humboldt,
Neb., and we are informed that they
contemplate remaining here perma-
nently They are with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Dow
P. j. Hallowell was in Omaha Sun
day to spend the day with his daugh-
| ter. Miss Jennie.
Mrs. J. r. Goldsworthy and daugll-
ha Monday.
Miss Helen Hayes came down from
Denison Saturday to visit her friend,
Mrs. 4. G. Virgins. Her sister. Miss
Mae, came Sunday morning and they
returned home together in the eve
ming.
Considerable frost was reported on
Monday morning, but no damage was
done.
Mrs. Frank Holmes, of Washington,
d. c.. and Mrs. Yackey and daughter,
Hattie, of Defiance, were calling on
Mrs Ed Ahart Monday.
Cross grove last Friday. After big
picnic feed the girls We're busy with
their kodaks. The days pleasures
were completed with wienie roast,
and all returned home at eveningtide
tired but happy, having spent mem.
orable day close to nature.
Herman Lazerus has received word
from his mother, Mrs. Louie Cohen,
telling of their having encountered
the terrors of the recent Galveston
flood The Cohen family are located
at Dickinson, about fifteen miles from
Galveston. The flood waters ran so
high as to sweep away their horses
and all other stock, machinery, 500
chickens, their entire crop and the
family were forced to spend several
days in the second story of their
home, the lower part being filled with
water Mrs. Cohen writes that they
passed through the greatest trial OF
their life during the awful period
and that the family will probably leave
there at an early date.
School opened Monday morning with
the following teachers: Principal, c..
w. Manning; first assistant, Miss Rel
ia Coryell; second assistant, Miss
Bernice Hunsaker; grammar, Miss
Hilda Turnlund; second intermediate.
Miss Ellen Goddard; first intermedi-
ate, Miss Lam; primary, Miss Agnes
Goddard. There are seventeen begin
ners enrolled, greater number than
for several years. On the other hand,
the senior class numbers but six,
less number than for years. However,
the attendance throughout is an aver
age. The first and second grades
number 80; third and fourth, 20; fifth
and sixth, 20; seventh and eighth, 80;
ninth, tenth, eleventh and twelfth, As;
total, 40. We have the outlook for
a very prosperous year.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. N. Chamberlain and
Miss Erma went to Denison Monday
to make arrangements for the latter
to enter the high school at that place.
The Baptist Sunday school held
Joint picnic with the Paradise Sunday
school in the grove adjoining the Par
adise Center school last Saturday. AL
though the day was threatening and
at times the rain battered merrily
down, they were not daunted. A large
crowd assembled and partOok OF the
big picnic dinner. After the feast was
over stunts were pulled off, games
played and finally fine program was
given. The day was greatly enjoyed
despite the elements and is one that
will long be remembered by those pas
ticipating
Miss Ellen Scott came home last
Wednesday from Cedar Falls where she
has been the past year, a student at
the State Teachers College. After a
weeks visit she will leave for Irwin
where she will serve as teacher in the
public schools. Miss Scott is a teacher
with several years experience, and
has always made good. The patrons Of
the schools there are to be cOngratu-
lated on their good fortune in securing
he:.
Clarence and Stanley Logsdon, OF
Ames, spent several days here recent
ly with their sister, Mrs. Frank Glass
burner.
Mrs. J. r. Best is able to be out af-
ter several days illness.
The Jolly Bunch of Girls held a pic
mic in the big park last Friday and al
though the attendance was light,
those present had dandy good time.
The big dinner, the pretty scenery,
taking pictures, etc all contributed
their share to make the day pass most
pleasantly. They plan on having one
soon again.
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