The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-04-19

Inelr monthly lneollus Will MISS WV
) ian Sharp last Wednesday evening
) The lesson study was held under tn
. leadership of Miss Mae Houston.
social hour, with refreshments includ
ed, followed.
r. e. Lusk and Miss Maude Brak
!, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. L
4 4. Mcbride, at Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. 'P. J. Hallowell wer
Omaha visitors Monday.
i Mrs. Lessie ,Howarth is enjoying ;
! visit FROM her mother. Mrs. Gibbs
who came recently from Harlan. SAl
berta, Canada for an extended visi
here andSat Harlan.
i Mrs. Fred Coleman and daughte
Leone, returned Saturday evenin,
.|from their visit at Missouri Vale!
with relatives. .s.es14 u. i
\ Miss Myrtle McCord, of Defiance
b spending a few days with her frient
Mrs. Arch Laird.
j Red Randel went to Manning Sun
day, where he has accepted a position
/ in restaurant.
Joe thinner, accompanied by his
sisters Misses Frances and Anna Zim
mer, and Mis- Gertrude Griffin, Wis
tied their friends Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Colley Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Northam. of Den
ison, spent Sunday with their grand
mother, Mrs. Jane Wood
Prof. G. w. Manning was in Den
ison Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. O'Meara return
cd home Thursday from their visit
at Nebraska City.
Mrs. Jane Wood attended the funer
al of Charley Talcott Saturday at Dun
lap.
! Arrangements have been made ia
have the down town streets and al,
leys cleaned every week of trash and
| rubbish. This Is certainly move
in the right direction. There have
been certain piles OF such things car.
ried out to burn that were not wholly
consumed and have, thus been an eye
sore. as well as menace to the pub,
lie health. Let the good work go on!
We are informed that the contract
for the erection of the new console
dated school building will be let May
5th. Ground will be broken thereafter
as soon as possible, few weeks at
most and the work of construction
will be commenced. 1t is not antici'
pated that it will be ready to occupy
before January 1st.
Frank O'Meara returned home from
Nebraska City Monday evening, where
he had been called on account OF the
sickness of his brother John, bring
ing the latter home with him.
The hard time social at Mrs. Har-
per's on Monday evening was huge
success. About a hundred persons
were in attendances. Prizes were Civ
en- for the most appropriate hard time
[regalia and Verna Walters and Virgil
Tillett won them, each being awarded
a book. Mrs. Swasey, Mrs. Ahart and
H. G. Scott were the judges. Games
were played and jolly time was had.
Lunch was served.
Mrs. Clair ButterwOrth and daugh-
| ter Miss Mildred spent the day Fri
day shopping among the big stores
in Omaha. ."
Misses Lena and Marie Birkhofe,
were Denison shoppers Monday.
The first steps toward the organi
zation of Ladies' Aid Society Of the
M. e. church were taken recently,
with Mrs. Eugene Crandall as presi.
dent. A meeting is called for next
week Wednesday at $3.50 p. M. with
Mrs. M: X. Virgins, when the organi-
zatiOn will be perfected and plans
laid for the work to be done. The ladies
|desire to earn money for the fur
nishing of the kitchen and SdiWipg
room in the church basement. All
ladies, both members and friends Of
the church. are invited to be present
at this meeting and to join the sOcie-
ty.
Louie Dodge. of Cedar Rapids. spent
Sunday at the Charley Smith home
Mrs. Jake Reeser was DenisOn
visitor on Monday.
Mrs Mark Pearsall has been on the
sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Graul left Sat
urday morning for Clinton. where
they spent Sunday with their daugh,
ter, Mrs. Gertrude Petrie. The first
of the week they went to Cedar Rap
ids where Mr.. Graul will attend q
Shriner's meeting. Lloyd Brake Ia
acting as operator at the C. &. N. w.
depot during Mr. Graul's absence.
MrS. Cl6TcuCc " Wlchl a WCHL " Lon
ison the first of the week to help care
for a sister who is Ill with pneumonia.
DR.. Frank Larson. of Denison. spent
Sunday at the home Of his hrOther-in.
law, George Fritz.
Carl Hansen has gone to Wall Lake
to do relief work forthe l. C. r. r.
Herman Lazerus journeyed to Oma'
ha Monday on business mission.
Elder Raymond Smith, of Bigier's
Grove will be here next Sunday and
will conduct the. preaching services
both morning and evening in the L. D.
S.. church.
Miss Esther Turnlund, who teaches
in AriOn lis boarding at home now
on account of the family of her bro
ther John at Arion. with whom she
stayed, being quarantined with scar.
let fever. &
Mr. and Mrs. George Talcott and
Mrs! Ida Talcott were among those
from here who attended the funeral of
Charley. Talcott at Dunlap Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Baber enter
tanned a. number of their relatives
at dinner on Friday evening in hon