The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-29
Miss Gertrude Griffin, of Buck Grove
visited friends here Friday.

II Miss Gertrude Griffin, OF Buck Grove
visited friends here Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence O'Meara, OF
Dow City, were Saturday visitors in
Denison. s.s M
The want adj department in the
Review will bring results. A trial ad
will be convincing s.
/ Mr.. and. Mrs. City Else were down
from Schleswig Friday visiting friends
and transacting business.
Miss Magdalena Roclwitz returned
last Thursday from Council Bluffs
where she attended the marriage of a
cousin ON Wednesday. " i,-a..
VIM. McHenry arrived in Denison
today from CEDAR Rapids to enjoy
Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Sears McHenry.
Mrs. Edward Evans returned to her
home in Omaha Monday after weeks
visit in Denison at the home OF her
cousin, Mrs. c. M. Dybro.
Mr.. and Mrs John Sewell, of Ere
mont, Nebr., arrived in Denison this
afternoon to spend Thanksgiving with
his mother. Mrs. l.. A. Sewella
Miss Helen Hayes, who teaches in
the public schools at Missouri Valley
arrived home this afternoon to spend
Thanksgiving at the parental, J. II,
Hayes, home.
Miss Emma Nelson arrived in DEM
son today for few days visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Nelson
Miss Nelson is student of the Neb
raska State University at Lincoln.
Miss Margaret McHenry will leave
this evening for Lake Forest, ILL.,,
where she will spend Thanksgiving
| with her sister. Miss Mary, who is a
student at Ferry Hall seminary.
iEszMiss Alma Wright returned to
Grinnell Sunday evening to resume
] her college work after spending "a
few days in Denison visiting her par.
ents, DR.. and Mrs. w. 7. Wright.
! Better start this week with your
Xmas shopping. The clerks will bett'
er be able 10 wait on you and will ap,
preciate your thoughtfulness in reliev.
ing them from the rush during the last
few days.
l.. Hubbel!'s new residence on the
corner of Main and Chestnut streets
is progressing rapidly, the roof now
being in place. The home is com.
odious one and will be one OF the
prettiest erected in Denison this year.
Mr.. John Hall, Mr.. Frank Pfarr,
Dorothy and Sarah Pfarr, Miss Betty
Shattuck and Lloyd McWilliams mo-
tored over to Mr.. Halls farm near De-
fiance Sunday, where they spent a
most delightful day at the home OF his
daughter. ##
The Baraca class consisting of fifty
members, of the Swedish Baptist
church of kiron. accompanied by Rev.
N. N. Mortar, pastor OF the church.
were in Denison Monday afternoon
having pictures taking at the Fergu-
son studio. -F p " T. .-r@
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith returned
/ to Denison Monday morning from their
honeymoon trip which they spent Wis
iuing friends and relatives at Des
Moines and Centerville. They are nice.
~ located lii the Beardsley flat adj
joining the Mckim hall.
Mrs. Florence Aylesworth departed
Thursday 10" Springfield, Mo-, for a
several weeks visit at the home OF her
sister, Mrs. Gaylord Weeks. Mrs.
Aylesworth is in poor health and it is
hoped that the change of climate and
complete rest will be of benefit to her.
H. B. Fishel, the county engineer.
is anxious that all Of the township
clerks get their reports in the first
of the year. 1t is impossible for the
county engineer to make his report
to the state highway commission I'M
til these township reports are turned
| in.
! Mrs. Margaret DeWolf, of Washing
ton, D. c., arrived in the city Thurs
day for a visit with her mother, Mrs.
Rachel Goodrich, and sister, = Miss
Jessie. Mrs DeWolf spent several
days at LeMars visiting her sister,
Mrs Dyer. Her many DenisOn friends
are more than pleased to see her.
"A special teachers examination was
held in the assembly room at the
court house on Monday and Tuesday
Of this week for the purpose of sup
plying teachers in the vacant schools
of the county. The examination was
taken by nine and it is hoped that
five of them will receive satisfactory
markings so that all of the schools of
the county will be supplied.
Mr. Edward Abbott completed
deal the first of this week whereby he
disposes of his fine 80 acre tract Of
LAND located in Section "a Stockholm
township to Mr.. Fred Pody for 5000
an acre. Possession Is to be given
March 1st Mr.. Abbott has not decid-
ed where he will locate in the spring,
but it is his intention to retire from
farm work and his Denison friends
are in hopes that he will decide to To-
cate here.