The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-03-17

Priscilla club last thursday Afternoon
at her pleasant home. After delight
full afternoon spent in the usual clul
way the hostess served a tempting
lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Norman re
turned last week from a weeks WISH
with relatives at Ute.
The Sunshine club met Wednesda.
with Mrs. Frank Binnall. A delight
full afternoon was spent and all en-
joyed the excellent lunch the hostess
served.
Mrs. |. A. Anderson and her father
j. 4. Goldsworthy, were Denison Wis
itors Monday.
John Gibson accompanied his broth
er-in-law, Earl Ettleman. to Omaha
Saturday. where Mr.. Ettleman went
to consult a specialist in regard to a
case of appendicitis which has been
bothering him for some time. The
physicians advised an operation and
thus Mr.. Ettleman was operated upon
Monday morning at the Methodist hos
pital. Mr.. Gibson came home Sal
day evening, but returned Monday
morning to be with Mr.. Ettleman. A
phone message brings words that the
operation was a success and it is an
ticipated that the sick man will be
able to return home on schedule time
o. j. Judd went to Omaha Sunday
TO visit his brother, returning home
Monday.
Mrs. Inez Reno spent a couple of
days in Woodbine recently returning
here Monday afternoon.
Miss Janet Rae returned home Mon
day from ten days visit in Omaha
at the home Of her niece, Mrs. S. j.
Woodruff.
Miss Stella Riddle spent Sunday in
Dunlap with her sister, Miss Marie.
Mrs. NJ ilton Ramey and Miss Alta
Mackey, OF Arion, were Dow City Wis
itors Monday afternoon.
Sam Harrington, of Cedar county,
arrived Sunday for a few days visit
with his cousins. the Elme.' Newkirll
and w. 3. Mcdonald families. The
young man is on his way home from
a visit in Nebraska.
Link Riddle and son, Jim, We're pas
sengers to Omaha Monday afternoon.
Willis Virgins and family came up
from Woodbine Sunday to spend the
day and attend the reunion at the pa
rental. NJ. G. Virgins, home.
Mrs. Warren Ettleman, whose i'll
ness was mentioned last week, is i'm
proved. Her sisterin-law, Mrs. Earl
Ettleman, came down from Denison
to help care for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. c, ]. O'Meara visited
last Wednesday with relatives in
Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mesenbrink and
little folks spent Sunday in Denison
with her people.
day from a short visit with her uncle
and aunt, MIR. and Mrs. Charley Ants
del, in Council Bluffs.
Lois Belle Chambers, Of Arion, is
spending the week with her grandpar
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Talcott
southeast OF town.
Chester Remington was in DUNLAP
Monday having dental work done.
Curly Alexander went to Omaha OF
Asa Butterworth arrived Frida.
from Little Rock to visit his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Butterworth. On
Sunday evening he proceeded on hi!
way to Chicago, where he goes as ;
representative Of the Miller Engineer
ing company to attend big conven
tion of engineers. This was his frs
visit home for three years and hi!
parents and other relatives enjoyed
every minute of his visit.
Miss Hilda Turnlund was DenisoI
visitor Saturday.
Two social events of interest were
given the past week in honor Of Mis-.
Celia Hargens. The first, linen show
er, was h ED at the home of Mrs. Hen
ry Young, and was genuine surprise
About twenty-five of Miss Celia's
friends assembled, after which she
was called by phone, and responded
promptly. She was amazed to find the
young ladies there. The linen pieces
among which were table sets, doilies
towels, embroidered pieces galore
We're arranged throughout the rooms
and We're found by the winding OF &
ribbon which took the traveller from
cellar to garnet. Each package con
tanned a verse, the thought in keeping
with the occasion, the reading OF which
caused much merriment. A guessing
game, "The Floral Wedding, resulted
in Mrs. Oryie Boham capturing first
prize, set of cupid pictures, the con
ISOLATION prize, a cake spoon, bc:ns
awarded to Miss Pearl Clark. The
young ladies had provided tempting
two course lunch to which all die
ample justice Several of the young
men and the prospective groom called
later in the evening. The second af
fair was kitchen shower with Mrs
Orvie Bolam and Mrs. Fred Colby as
hostesses. This was held at the home
of Mrs. A. Rigsby on Friday afternoon
about the same number OF young
ladies attending as in the previous
event. The presents We're given in {
huge clothes basket which was fillet
to OVERLOOKING with such useful pres
ents as aluminium basins. kettles, pit
and cake pans. coffee pot. etc. Also
canned fruits, etc. Miss Hargens i;
a young lady beloved for her winsom,
ways and her friends were delighted tt
show their love for her in providing
articles for use in the new home.
Miss Lulu Howorth was in Omaha
Monday to visit her brother, Frank
at the Presbyterian hospital, where
he is recovering from his recent oper
alton for relief from appendicitis. She
reports him as being on the mend. al
though it is slow.