The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-01
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Miss Nellie Fishel entertained tho
Jolly Bunch of Girls last Saturday af
ternoon. The usual good time was
had
4 Mrs. Tom Munscy and daughter
Miss Josephine, were in Denison last
Thursday.
! The Epworth League oyster supper
Hast Friday evening was quite we'll at
tended and the excellent supper was
much enjoyed.
Il Aunt Serbia Rudd was confined to
her bed by illness several days last
week. Both she and Uncle John have
been quite well this winter, consider,
ling their advanced ages.
/ A large company of ladies assembled
at the Baptist church last Wednesday
afternoon to hear DR.. Brill's address
on meats. 1t was a splendid talk and
Iall felt amply repaid for their efforts
to attend. A very interesting program
has been arranged for their meeting
lCf March Sth and is as follows:
Violin Solo, Miss Irene Smith.
| PAPER on Work OF Jane Adams"
Mrs. Goldsworthy.
Paper on Life Of Harriet Bcechcr
Stowe, Mrs. Harper.
Music.
"As Saw Helen Keller" Mrs. Ho.
| worth.
Reading, Mrs Frank Glassburner.
Vocal Solo, Miss Lois Manning.
All ladies of the community are in
vited to hear these fortnightly pro
grams.
Walter McKim has been here from
Dcs Moines looking after farming IN
terests.,
Don Wilkinson. of Denison, was a
recent visitor at the Oliver Pctt home
Mrs. H. G. Scott is reported on the
sick list.
leo O'Meara, OF Denison, visited
here Saturday with his cousin, Vernon
O'Meara.
Emil Flodine has hired to Fred Buss
for the coming seasons work and will
move thisfweek to the place vacated
by Gid Wright.
Genial Frank Hoffman, of Der.son,
was seen on our streets Saturday.
We are grieved to learn that little
Bernard, the three months old son OF
Perry Showers, who lives Oh Pretty
Prairie, passed away at 2 o'clock sun
day morning after couple of DAYS
illness Of chickenpoX. The little body
was taken to Vail Monday and laid to
rest beside the mother who passed
away when lie was but a few days old.
I'VE sincerely sympathize with Mr.
Showers in his sorrow.
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class held party last Friday evening
at the home of Miss Isabel Scout
About fifteen were present and de-
lightful time was had. Lunch. "hlcn
the class provided, was enjoyed.
Jay Baber visited his sister, Mrs.
10. B. Petersen, in Denison Sunday.
Mrs. e. H. Swasey will entertain
Mineral Park Camp No. 2043 at the res
ular meeting next Tuesday afternoon.
Lon Sterrett is moving this week TO
Anthem, where he will farm the com
ing year. ,..
WordS comes from Des Moincs that
Earl PETIT, who was operated upon re-
Gently for appendicitis, is doing lar
ly well.
Elmer Brasel gave dance last Mon
day evening to his friends before NOV
ing from the Smith farm.
Herman Lazerus was in Omaha fri
day. ,.,
leslie Crossman, of Ogden, visited
several DAYS last week at the Charley
Smith home.
Miss Emma WILDER spent the week
end at the parental, Fred Wiipnr' none
near Dunlap.
Mrs. VIM. Lueck was.a Denlson shop
per Saturday.
Miss Rhca Cummings, of Dcnison
was a pleasant guest at the nome o.
her friend, Mrs. Hugh Butter"ortii
Saturday and Sunday.
On account of our central girl MISS
Ollie Lee, of Arion, succumDlng 10 tne
wiles of Cupid last week, change Is
to be made in the Office force. MISS
Josephine Munsey is advanced to day
oirl and Miss Grace Edwards IS
changed from relief to night girl. no
one has been secured yet as reliet eir!.
It is a splendid opening for someone
to learn trade.
Claude Cornelius, eldest son OF mr.,
and Mrs. George Cornelius, is very ~
Of pneumonia and is under the constant
care of a trained nurse. we nope 10
hear soon of his convalescence.
Joseph Alfred Judson, the lecturer
smoke here at the opera house Monday
evening under the auspices OF the h'gh
school.
Mrs. Clarence O'Meara was in Den
ison Thursday.
The consolidated district school
hoard have advertised their bond sale
and the bids will be received up unt1i
10 O'Clock a. m, March 14th, the SAFE
to take place the 18th OF the month'
II seems promising that already a
number of monicd men have peen u,
town to look over the situation ana
study out the plans. The following
terms and conditions are noted: Iae
denomination will be $1,000, dated May
/ 1916. Interest will be payable on
NAV list and November LIST each year
No part of principal falls due Tor 1our
wears. Principal will be due as fol'
lows: $4,000 each year in years OF l92"
1921. 1922 and 1928; $4,000 each year
OF 1924. 1925; $4,000 due in each sue
ceeding wear ending in 1886. We have
heard opinions of several on the plans
as stated and it is conceded that the
best possible arrangement has been
made and that the district will be able
to meet the above obligations easily
Everything concerning the Dulidlhs "