The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-14

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Il. A. Mains was business sisito
in South Dakota Monday.
Mrs. Thomas Thomson and dailgll
ter, Elsie, Were shopping in Sioux City
Wednesday.
Mrs. George Deter, daughter, Nor
man, and son, George, came up from
Manila Saturday Afternoon for ar
over Sunday visit with friends.
& Mrs. j. M. French and little daugh
ter, Mary, returned Sunday afternoon
from d visit with relatives n Missouri
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Bramson came UP
from Dunlap Saturday, AFTERNOON for
an over Sunday visit with their people
Miss Edna Eckert came down from
Sioux City Friday evening for short
visit with her girl friends.
Mrs. @. o. Collins returned Friday
afternoon from a weeks visit with her
people at Dana.
Mr., and Mrs..F. H. Eckert. of Ken
wood, were visiting here Wednesday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Behnsen went to
Mapleton Wednesday afternoon for a
visit with their pebble.
Mrs. s.. A. Huber's mother returned
to her home in Mineola the latter part
ofSthe week. She was accompanied
by her daughter and little granddaush-
ter, who went for quite an extended
visit with her people. IA
Mrs. Nell Fleming visited friends
in Maplet6n the first Of the week.
Mrs. Wilma Spayde. returned to her
home in Sac City Wednesday after a
good visit with her parents in the
Oak.
Mrs. j. c. McDermott came from her
home in fecumseh, Neb., Monday af-
teriioon for an extended visit with her
sister. Mrs. Mary Mcintosh. !,
Mrs. G. w. Woodward received
word last Friday that her father was
seriously III at His home in Texas. She
left at once, going BY tile way OF Ute
50 as TO gain time, She expected to
reach there Sunday. &
John Thomson moved his house
from the lot near the railroad to the
one recently purchased lin Weeds ad
dition.s He will build an addition to
the house and otherwise improve 1t so
as to make comfortable home.
Mrs. Harry Lamp and little people
returned Friday afternoon from West
Side, where they spent most of the
winfny. with l,or nnOn1ns
w. s. Eae came in of the road Sat
urday for an over Sunday visit with
his family. II
A very pleasant surprise party was
given Miss Jessie, Winans Wednesday,
evening at the home OF her aunt, Mrs.
Mike Cops. the occasion being her
birthday. A general good time was
had with music and games, after which
Il delicious, two course luncheon was
served by Mrs. Copps. Those present
were Dora Stark. Agnes McGrath,
Laurel Stucar, Vera Batinan. Marie
Adams, Anna Halstein, Vern Staley.
Frieda Riessen. Clara Jacobs, Hazel
Davis and Inez Copps.
. Mr.. Henry G. Martens and Miss AL
ma Corner were united in nfarriageA
Afternoon at the LutheranJ
church, Rev. A. Amstein officiating.
The groom is the son of Gustav Mart,
ems and has grown to manhood on the
farm east of town. The bride Is the
laughter of Mrs. Carl Schroeder and
has lived in Charter Oak for numberI
Of years. The new home will be made
on the farm east of town. Charter
Oak friends extend congratulations.
Homer Smith, of Manila, was an
Oak visitor Sunday.
H"The Windnills of Holland" a can
tata, will be given in the opera house
Friday. evening, April 10th, by the glee
club OF the high school and the gram
mar. room. Miss Grace Schlumber-
ger, our musical instructor, hes charge
of the play and has spared neither ex-
liense nor time in making 1t the sue.
cess it promises to be.
The Epworth League held a social
evening at the home Of Mrs. John Tor
rey Saturday evening. A delightfulI
time was had playing games and Wis
ting, after which two course lunch
was served by tlies members. These.
evenings areiheld once a month at diff
ferent home3 and are intended to cree
ate an interest in the league and for
the purpose OF getting new members.
THOSE present were tile
Misses Mason. Lyons, Leeper; Jones!
Helen Coin, Leona Glau. Esther Wa
Mildred Coin. Mrs. Poppen-
l,eimer, Merrill Mackey, Cecil Jones,
George and Delbert Jones. Leslie
Lyons. Miro Goldie Thomson. Mrs.
Amelia Brown. Miss Fay Mulheron,
Of Sioux City, was an out Of town
guest. 81
Miss Title Neubaum spent Sunday1
in Ricketts,, a. guest in the ,Baak home;
4. c. Dubois loaded his car Friday
and departed for the new home at
vining, MINI. Il
Mrs. G. G. Sturges, of Dunlap. camel
Monday afternoon for visit with her;|
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. French. i
Miss Hilda Hansen came down from
Sioux City Saturday evening for q Wis
1t with her people in the Oak.