The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-08-02

!. reported much improved. a fact hi
many friends will be glad to learn.
1 Mrs. Josephine Blair and Miss Bes
Lyden. of Manning, were pleasant call
ers at Manila Friday.
| Mrs. Geo. Disburg and children and
Mrs. J. Curler, accompanied by Rob
ert and Bessie Bowen, of TOmah, Wis.
were Omaha visitors Friday.
| Mrs. C. S. Buchtel and family, OF
! Coin, are guests this week at the Rev
A. r. Miller home.
Mrs. "A. Saunders and baby have
been spending the week with her sis
ter, Mrs. Fitch, and family at Denison
Il. Mrs, F. A. Brown and daughter. An
ma, left Tuesday evening for an indefin
| tie VISIT with relatives in Chicago.
Miss Abbie Cook left Tuesday for
Nicola, where she will make an extend;
ed visit at the A. E. Pearce home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Wilson and
daughter, Carrie, of Harlan, were
guests at the Rev. A. R. Miller home
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Barrow and chill.
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. VanSlyke
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.. White
and E. c. Baker and family motored
to Wall Lake Friday for a short out
ing.
The Philathian society was enter:
tanned in a pleasant manner Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. J. c. Dyson.
A baby daughter came Thursday
July goth, to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Hood.
Miss Lila pougal returned home on
Saturday from Panama. where she
spent a week with friends and rela3
tives. III.
Miss Elsie Hatch, of Edgewood. ar
rived Saturday for a two weeks visit
lat the r. G. Saunders home.
j. L.. Breckenridge and daughter
Miss Betty, came Saturday evening for
q visit with relatives. Mr.. Breckens
ridge will return Tuesday and Betty
will remain for an indefinite visit.
Mrs. s. M. Nicely and daughter, Miss
Sayde, returned Saturday morning
from Kadoka, s. D., where they spent
three weeks with the formers daughs
ter, Mrs J. Pease, and family.
Miss Marie Doherty went to Sioux
City Wednesday, where she met her
sister, Miss Lillian. who was enroute
home from Hot Springs, s. D.. after q
two months visit with relatives.
Hans Hoffeins returned home Satur-
day from weeks visit with friends
at Mason City. 4: Y
VIM. Anthony, Of Villisca, spent
Sunday with his family, who reside
here. Z. $.
Miss Blanche Windisch, of Temple
ton, has accepted q position In the
local freight depot during the absence
of Miss verna Emery, who is away on
her vacation.
C. r.. Smith. Of Valley Junction,
spent few days of this week with
his brother, e. NJ, and family.
X Mrs. P. HOffeins returned Saturday
evening from Rochester, Mimi, where
she visited the past week with her
husbands brother.in-law, 9. H. Rhein
holdt, Of Manning, who is in the hos
pital at that place. "
The Christian EndeavOr society OF
the Presbyterian church held an Ice
cream social Saturday evening.
& The play, THE Farmerette, which which
was presented at the opera house on
Tuesday evening, July 25th. by the
members of the High School Dramatic
club, was well rendered and much
credit is due to their instructor, Mrs
w. C. Goodhough. The characters ~
the play were portrayed by Lucille |
Liggett, Myrta johnson, Hildred lyey
Frances yanSlyke, Thelma Dyson and
Miller. Z. IS
Mrs. H. Baker and children, who
have been visiting here the past two
weeks at the Mcleod and Baker
homes, returned to their home at
Williamstown. Mo-, Saturday. Mrs
Baker will be remembered as Miss
Ethel Mcleod.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. j. Woods and family,
OF Holstein, came Friday ana
expect to make their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Arnold, of Weston.
to Manila Saturday and spent
to the E. A. Packard home.
Word reached here the latter part
Df the week that the two year old
Dorothy, of Mr.. and Mrs. Q.
A. Gillin, sof Sioux City. was sudden-I
" stricken with infantile paralysis /
The first and only case in Sioux City:
At the present writing she is reported
much improved and physicians think
she will recover. Mrs. Gillin will be
better remembered as Mrs. Mae Lar
son, sister of Mrs. T. a. Moore. OF
this city. Y, !. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Wicks and fam
ly, Of Orient, formerly OF Manila
came Saturday for an extended visit
with old friends.
sgEt b.Igst y ~ - 10 s'.FE A. ~ ~ t@ 81
I Senator LaFolette, in the course Of
he debate on the naval bill, assailed
he measure as one Of extravagant and
surrender to an organ
zed propaganda promoted by the
of munitions. In this
We disagree with the senator. But
when he said, discussing the manner
n which the money will be raised to
Jay for the increase in the national
lefence, that this democratic admin.
stration has given no good reason for
the taxes of the country" we
ire in hearty accord with him. If the
administration had been
content to leave the tariff laws as itl
ound them, or ii it had been willing to
enact new tariff laws upon some other
,asis than that of sectional prefer
,nce, there would have been money |
enough to meet the greater part OF the
.Ost of military preparedness. 1t liz