The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-06-14
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No one seems to have been PAYING
any attention to the amount of liquor
which has been coming to the Local
station for various parties, consequent
! ~ some of the aforesaid parties were
very much surprised Monday morning
when Sheriff Cummings dropped in on
them and arrested one for bootleg
ging and served subpoenaes on others
Public opinion is becoming very
strong in favor of enforcing the Sun
day law, as we'll as others. Bootleg
ging will not be tolerated and the hold
ing open of business places until late
Sunday evening is looked upon with
strong disfavor by those who, wish a
quiet Sunday.
Miss Maud NOOnan was surprised
last. Wednesday evening when a num-
Der of her friends walked in on her to
spend the evening. The occasion
was a miscellaneous shower, as Miss
Maud will be married on June 18th.
Mrs. r, +. Clinton, who recently I'M
derwent an operation at Sioux City
hospital, is recovering rapidly, which
is good news to many friends here.
Monday Gladys Welsh, and Helen
and John Mcclure returned from a
visit at Dunlap.
Mrs Earl Chase went to Ames last
Wednesday to be present at the grad
uation exercises of her brother, Nor
ton Thomas, who has just completed a
course in animal husbandry and will
accept a position in Wisconsin.
Eddie and Anna Weller were proud
~ OF q HinHorfoct in
Denison last week.
Wednesday afternoon the p. P. +.
C's very royalty entertained the X.
X ks of Buck Grove at the pleasant
country home of Mrs. Fred G.. Bean.
The afternoon was spent in fancy work
land social conversation. at the close
of which delicious two course tray
supper was served, to which all did
ample Justice Mrs. Rice, of Denison,
and Mrs. H. A. Henderson, of Kamrar,
were out of town guests.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hemphill and
daughter. JOY, will leave Wednesday
for an overland trip to Watertown, S.
D., to visit their son, Earl.
! A. G. Schultz and sons, Walter,
Clarence and Leinhard, of Schleswig,
we're business visitors here Tuesday
evening.
L. H. Bassett and son, Duane, WIS.,
tied over Sunday at their home in
Schleswis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Quathamer and
family and Mrs. Chas. Gillett and little
girls were shopping in Denison Mon
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Paulsen attended
the class play in Denison Monday eve.
ming.
A number of the little boys about
town are very busy these days doing
odd jobs and making themselves gen.
|erally useful. Bonnie Quathamer is
farm hand" for the summer. Such
work is to be commended. -
Miss Lucy Kane was passenger to
Denison Thursday afternoon.
Friday Miss Marie Neiwoehner
closed very successful term Of school
and returned to her home at Tru.
mann, Mimi, Saturday morning. u "
Miss Marie Cain, of Pender. Neb.,
lis a guest at the Thomas Noonan
home. "'i'' '@.-'. t'F'%f> No
Corley Tryon, of Manila, was bus
mess visitor in town Friday. t"5}
Miss Nelly Welsh left Monday to
attend six weeks summer school at
the Denison Normal college.
Saturday afternoon number of the
little friends of Martha Quathamer
gathered at her home to help her cele.
brate her twelfth birthday. They all
enjoyed good time and left Martha
a number of gifts as pleasant remind
ers of another year passed.
: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. Shields and chill
dren attended the picture show in Den