The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-07

Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Murphy, of Rod
|ney, were pleasant guests at the Chas.
Quade home on Easter.
/ Miss Harriet GebeEt returned Sun
day evening from Omaha after few
days visit with friends.
| Miss Myrtle McAhren spent the
week end in Sioux City visiting, at
the home Of her brother, d. w. Nc
Ahren.
James Collins, who is working in
Sioux City, was in the city over Sun
day visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. j.. Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bullock return
ed last Wednesday evening from Col
fax, where they had been spending
] two or three weeks at the sanitarium.
| Mr.. Bullock returned greatly improved
in health.
| We have been requested to announce
that Miss Steere, OF the Denison Nor
NAL college, assisted by the college
quartet, will give an entertainment for
the benefit Of the W. Il. c. at McHenry
hall on Tuesday evening, April Goth.
Mrs w. D. Suffer, who left for her
home, in Oklahoma on Saturday of last
week, received word enroute that her
home had burned to the ground. No
particulars concerning the fire have
been received by relatives in DenisDn.
Professor Knowlton was in Sioux
City last Friday in attendance at the
Northwest Iowa District Teachers
meeting. He appeared on the pro.
gram, reading a most interesting pa
/ per on "The School AS Social Cen
ter"
| Miss Fanny Lane, who was guest
at the George Naeve home last week,
returned to Lincoln Sunday to resume
her school work in the University of
Nebraska. Miss Lane is a resident of
of Miss Erma Naeve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Meyer and
daughter, who have been living in New
York City, arrived in Denison last
week for. IA visitSwith her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Weiss. They expect
to make their home in this county,
having rented d farm in Willow town
ship.
Mr.. Henry Harm. prominent bus
mess man Of Ute. was in Denison on
Monday transacting business. While
in the city he called at the Denison
bottling works and purchased a beau
tifnl soda fountain which they had i'll
stock.
Loyal Voss, who has been so. seri
ously sick with an attack OF fneu-
monfa, is now OH the road to recovery
and will be able to be out again some
time next week. He was able to sit
up Sunday for the first time since his
! illness.
| Mrs. George McfIenry and son ac-
companied her mother Mrs. c. d.
Evans, to Columbus, Neb., Friday for
an over Sunday visit. Mr.. McHenry
went down to Omaha Monday morn
ing to meet them on their return and
they spent pleasant day with his
sister. Mrs. Edward George.
Graves Brothers moved their bar
Der shop from the old location under
the Broadway grocery store to the
new location on Main street yesterday
and are now nicely located. The new
shop presents a fine appearance and
naturally with the ground floor loca-
ton they may expect a, much better
business.
Mr.. Con Hassett returned the lat
ter part of the week from Rochester
Mimi, where he had been for several
ldays with his wife. Mrs. Hassett I'M
derwent an operation at the hospital
there recently and Mr.. Hassett Se-
ports that she is improving rapidly
and will soon be able to return home
Mr.. j. X. Hilton, who has been as
sistant engineer in the office OF the
county surveyor for the past year, has
been chosen as assistant surveyor OF
Sac county. Mr. and Mrs. Hilton, dur
| ing their residence in this city, have
made many friends who will regret eX-
ceehngly that they are to move away
! Mrs. II. E. Grayson and Mrs. w.
Suffer, of Oklahoma and Mr.. James
BiXler, OF Centeryille. S. d., visited
relatives and friends in this vicinity
several days last week, having been
called here by the serious illness OF
their mother. Mrs. McCord, who is now
in Dunlap with her daughter, and slow
ly improving in health.
The bible study classes for women
will meet. on Tuesday afternoon at
the following homes, the hour as stat
ed below: At O'clock with Mrs. Lee
Barber; at $3.50 with Mesdames w. Z.
Kahler, Ora McElwain. N. l.. Hunt, NJ.
L. Jones, K. w. Hawthorne and o..
N. Criswell: at 8 With Mesdames VIM.
Strahan and H. Beardsley. The les
son will be a discussion OF the sixth
chapter OF Acts.
MIR. Bert w. Cruise aud Mrs. Media
Smith. both residents Of Denison, were
quietly married last Thursday eve.
| ning at the Baptist parsonage, Rev. L.
p. Williams officiating. Both parties
are well and favorably known in Deni.
son, where they have resided for a
number OF years. Mr.. Cruise is car
penter and has the respect and esteem
OF u large circle OF friends. Mrs. Smith
is a daughter OF Mr.. James Tranter. a
former resident of Denison. They will
make their home in Denison.
$500
Additional Arion Items.
The board OF supervisors visited at,
the county home Friday. They found
}eyerything in first GLASS. condition.
They consider they are fortunate in
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