The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-09-06

NJ Mrs. Geo. Taylor, of Dunlap, spent
|several days in Qenison last week Wis
iting; friends. ~ B..
Mrs..sP Barrett was up from Dunlap
Y Saturday spending the day with friends
in the scity and shopping. H's}H, :.
T. Irene Fienhold, Of Paradise town
Iship, spent several days last week in
Denison, the guest of Miss Irene Col
I Inns. =, =, '~:.f.' ~
II Miss Inez Lally, returned, + riday from
Spencer. where she enjoyed 9 two
weeks visit with her friend, Miss Ruth
lCornwah ~ 's>>;-s- 9'7fs,..'E ne - ~
~ MI. and Mrs. c. H. Amthor depart.
ed Tuesday for their home in Sioux
City after a weeks, visit at the H. G.
McWilliams home. sits So ''f Il +
Miss Margaret Murphy, of Soldier
township, WAS the guest Of Miss nellie
Flahive during mission week at the
Catholic church. r. . -
I DR.. and Mrs. W.. T. Wright departed
Friday for Rochester, Mimi, where
Mrs. Wright will consult specialists in
regard to her health. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul .Rosburg, of Hin,
| LONy dlllNcu Ill DCulSOu Aul oNnJS w
ing called here on account of the ILL.,
ness of their grandson. -
MI. and Mrs. w. H. McWilliams and
family motored down from Odebolt on
Tuesday for a few days visit at the
Hugh McWilliams home.H'F
Mr.. Fred Williams, of Kansas City,
Mo-. and brother, Ray, of Boone, ar
rived Monday to help care fer their
father, Rev. e. P. Williams. -
We are requested to announce that
services will be held at the German
Lutheran church at Buck Grove next
Sunday afternoon at the usual hour.
Messrs, J. P. Conner, Carl F. Kuehn-
! lei and Alfred Wright were among
those from he), who went to Arion
this afternoon to hear Hon. w. L..
Harding speak. ',
The St. Rose Of Lima school COM
menced Tuesday morning with sixty
five students. Glass work has al
ready started and it promises to be a
most successful year. >lr. ''., +'-
Messrs. Otto Dreseslhous and Brown
Romans departed yesterday for Aber-
deem, where they~will remain for ten
days or two. weeks on a combined bus
mess and pleasure trip. :: ~
Miss Pearl Wilson. of Ainsworth,
Neb,,. arrived In Denison Saturday.
Miss Wilson is teaching in the public
schools and has a grade in the west
brick school. She is making her home
with Mrs. L. d. Ley. '&y't%' ''''F'<'
MIR. Thos. O'Donovan departed last
week for his home in Boston, Mass.
Mr.. ODonovan was called to Denison
on account of the serious illness of
his brother-in.law,, Mr.. Jerry Hassett,
but left him greatly improved.
Prof. c. E. Humphrey and mother
are now located in the new residence
| Of Mr.. H. A. Carpenter on South Main
street, which was completed last week.
They have been living at the Bamford
home during the past few weeks. .'t''
Miss Beatrice Lally departed Friday
for Chicago for a few days visit at
the home of her brother, DR.. Frank
Lally. Miss Lally left there Sunday
evening for Fairfield, where she is in.
Instructor of music in the public schools.
/ Miss Grace Schlumberger left yes
terday for Mapleton. where she will
teach music again this year in the pub.
lie schools. Miss Schlumberger will
return to Denison three days. each
week to teach her music pupils here.
a After a weeks visit in Denison with
her daughter, Mrs. Raymond Conner.
Mrs. w. H. Dudley returned to her
home in Council Bluffs Sunday. Mr..
Dudley came up Saturday afternoon,
Messrs., A. F. Barber and 1. A. Mains
motored over from Charter. Oak with
party of friends this morning for a
brief visit with friends. They left
shortly after the noon hour for Arion
to hear Hon. w. l.. Harding speak at
the Crawford county fair.
> Miss Beulah Aylesworth was pas
|senger to Omaha Friday, where she
spent the week end visiting her mother,
who is confined to the hospital follow
ing an operation. Mrs. Aylesworth is
now recovering from the operation and
hopes to return home In the near fu-
turc.. ). aal&... a
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Lamborn return
motoring trip through the northern
states and Canada. They spent consid-
terabel time in Saskatchewan, where
Mr.. Lamborn has land interests. and.
while there saw many former Craw-
ford county, citizens who are living,
there. They report most enjoyable.
trip. ~ a. rss. '.-Na -, !
l. A.. F.. Bryan was up from .Aricn on
Monday, transacting business ut, the
county capital. Mr.. Bryan has Just
returned from Chicago. where he. grad
uated from the Jones National School
|Of Auctioneering. While in DenisplI
Mr.. Bryan made tho Review Office a,
pleasant call and arranged for having
sale dates booked at this office. Farm
rsawho desire the, services of Mr..
Bryan can call at this, Office and Sc
cure dates. Z. = ess,,4 ( aLatit {
The Catholic mission, held at St.
Rose of Lima church August 2Sth to-
September, Sd, inclusive, was we'll at
tended and was, particularly success
ful, inasmuch as seven hundred con-
LESSONS and communions were receiv7
ed. Father J. r. Rosswinkel and
Father Thomas McKeogh, missionaries
from Chicago, were present during the
week and assisted Rev. Father Far
reilly in conducting the services. Five
meetings were held each day, which,
were attended not only by local peo7
pie, but many fsom distance coming
to participate in the services. Father
Lynch, of Manila; Father Slattery, of