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

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l. A. Anderson arrived Wednesday
from Chicago and is spending the week
at the j. r. Goldsworthy home.
Mrs. Thomas A. Rae gave dinner
last Wednesday in honor of Miss Jen-
ME Rae, about dozen being present.
All greatly enjoyed Mrs. Rae's excel
lent dinner.
A kitchen shower was given last
Wednesday evening for Miss Christ
ina Suhr, whose marriage to Fritz
Hanneman, of Ute, occurs early next
month. The affair was surprise.
About twenty-five of Miss Suhr
friends were present. After the presen
tation of the gifts, dancing was in
dulged in and merry evening spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Mcbride and son
Linus, of Denison, and Miss Della
Mcbride, of Defiance, enjoyed an ele-
Mcbride home here.
Mrs. Marie Cheseboro. of Carroll,
has been visiting relatives here for a
week or SO.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Pagan arrived
Friday from Estaven Alberta, Canada,
and after a visit with her people the
f. v. Goddard family will move to the
Mrs. William Walters residence form
erly the Graves property. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pagan will make this point their per-
manent home.
Miss Flora Virgins was up from
Woodbine and spent Saturday and Sun
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
G. Virgins.
| Cyril Saunders came over from Ma
nilla the last of the week to visit his
young friends here.
Elmer Riddle, Jim Turnlund, Edgar
lanyard and Will Turner went to
Omaha Saturday afternoon to see the
new photo play "1'he Birth OF a Ma
ton, which is attracting so much at
tention.
Miss Esther Turnlund came home
from Arion, where she teaches and is
enjoying a two weeks vacation with
the home folks.
Mott McHenry received dispatch
last Wednesday giving the brief news
that Robret H. Woodruff, OF Green
River, Utah, former Dow City boy,
was dead. At present writing no fur
Their word has been received as to de-
tails.
Ards Mcdonald is suffering from a
severe attack of tonsilitis.
Gil Bluffs Sunday morning to visit the
Rule families here few days.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society will meet at the home OF Mrs.
H., G. Scott next week Wednesday Jan.
9Th Dinner will be served at 1880. at
ter which the lesson study will be TAX
en- up.
Earl Jones, of Charter Oak, has been
visiting his young friends about here
for the past few days.
Lucinda and James McHenry are
numbered among the sick.
Bryce Binnal arrived home Friday
from Kansas City, where he attends
the X. G. veterinary college, and he is
|enjoying ten days vacation with
home folks and friends. Floyd Shary,
who attends the same school, was un.
able to come home on account OF be-
| ing ill with pneumonia.
Mrs. Joe Hallowell was Denison
shopper last Wednesday.
The oyster supper given last Wed
nesday evening at the Methodist
church by the brotherhood OF tina,
church was great success, about six
lty men being in attendance. The meI
did their own cooking and serving anc
we are told that it was all done up If
apple pie order A permanent organ
tzation was founded and it was votee
to hold these social meetings at leas
1once month. All men, not connected
with any other church or Sunday
lSchool are solicited to join.
iChristmas guest in the presOn OF theil
| The Misses Judd had pleasaE
4 cousin. Mr.. Clarence Fischer, of Oma
ha.
I Mr.. and Mrs. J. U. WISE. Mr.. ant
MRS. w. A. Seemann and daughter
Maxine, and Mrs. Ella Hahn went II
|Denison Christmas day to take Dime
at the Jake Schwartzenbach home.
Morris Wilder was up from Omah'
! to spend Saturday and Sunday at tn
parental, N. r. Wilder home.
Miss Iona Wiley returned Sunda!
evening from visit with her friend
Miss Kathleen Luke in Woodbine.
Uncle Edmund Howorth celebrated
his 92nd birthday last Thursday. Mr.
lHoworth is quite hale for one of hi
wears and his friends rejoice to SCI
him in as good health as he is.
Mrs. w. N. Schouten went to Char
tier Oak Monday on account OF the III
mess of her sister, Mrs. e. l.. Wright
A peculiar thing occurred at Gen'
CrandalIs residence the latter part o
the week. Mrs. Crandall went int
lone of the south rooms upstairs ant
!, found window pain shattered and
, bullet, about % caliber on the floor
lit was evidently the result OF careless
rabbit or squirrel hunters. 1t could have
as easily entered the room where
some of the family were. 1t seems tina
persons hunting could just as vel
have just little forethought and no
shoot towards a residence or an!
other building for that matter. 1t il
true that, Full many shaft attran
dom sent, finds mark the archer LITTLE
meant"
Miss Lottie Bixler spent CAristma
lat the Bert McCord home.
Friends of Jacob Bremser will b.
lgrieved to learn of his being i'll. Z
Mrs. w. E. Dow enjoyed Christ
, mas visit from her sister, Mrs. OH
Iyette Carr and son, Vernon, Of Cham
paiign, Ill. They went to Denison Sun
day evening to spend few days witt
friends there.
Miss Mildred Virgins entertaine'
her Sunday School class Of young mel
last Sunday at dinner in honor of thu
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